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You can find several interesting eco-friendly landscapes in Singapore, such as Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Pulau Ubin, where the flora and fauna have more and less been left to take their own course. These green-lung areas, while well-known to locals, are slightly off-the-beaten-track for most tourists. If you’re really into ecology and the environment, … Read more
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Singapore’s best spas are places where you can pamper yourself with a relaxing massage, refreshing aromatherapy treatment and then dip into a steaming Jacuzzi. Have a look at the finest spas and massage treatments available in the city-state and discover the wide range of modern and traditional treatments that will give you a fresh round … Read more
The main island of Singapore is well connected to the highly popular Sentosa Island which offers a variety of world-class theme parks and luxury hotels. Even so, there are several other outlying islands off Singapore that are worth exploring, all of which are less developed and less crowded. These outlying islands off Singapore offer great … Read more
Bukit Timah Hill is Singapore’s highest natural point, though at a mere 163 metres. It’s set in the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve that’s home to a 164-hectare primary rainforest, just a half-hour ride from the heart of the city. You can reach the reserve along Upper Bukit Timah Road, right at the end of Hindhede … Read more
Les Amis, one of Singapore’s most famous and popular restaurants, sits behind a discreet glass frontage on Scott’s Road. The restaurant serves up an inviting blend of classic and innovative French dishes and is also known for presenting an impressive wine list, with an in-house cellar valued at around S$5 million. Along the side of … Read more
Changi, the area in Singapore’s East Coast that’s home to the namesake international airport, is a blast from the past. It’s where you can find the face of Singapore’s old days. Elegant architecture and narrower-than-usual streets mark this area as a distinguished location. Celebrate the difference by dining out or having a few drinks in … Read more
Changi Airport Singapore is considered by many to be among the best in the world. Indeed, Singapore Airport has claimed many prestigious prizes, including World’s Best Airport in the Skytrax World Airport Awards. A truly modern marvel, Changi’s cutting-edge services and facilities make the experience of being in an airport not only a bearable experience … Read more
Universal Studios Singapore opened in 2010 with 7 themed zones and features countless rides and shows – all related to the film studios’ major hit movies. As Asia’s second Universal Studios theme park after Japan’s, Universal Studios Singapore covers about 20 hectares with 18 attractions that are original to the park. It’s a good idea … Read more
The National Museum of Singapore is the oldest museum in the city and one of the most prominent national monuments. Formerly known as the Raffles Library and Museum, it was initially a segment of Singapore Institution’s library from 1849 to 1887 when it was moved to the present building by Colonel Sir Henry Edward McCallum … Read more