Little India is hugely attractive if you need a sari, a South Asian meal, or a Hindu temple to explore.
The Southern Ridges area is graced by Mount Faber, yet another park situated at the southern tip of Singapore Island. (more…)
July 1, 2022 Leave your thoughtsFellow sailors, feast your eyes on the endless stream of freighters crossing the Singapore/Malacca strait. (more…)
July 1, 2022 Leave your thoughtsHenderson Waves is a pedestrian bridge on Mt Faber in Southern Singapore Island, positioned 36m above the road. (more…)
July 1, 2022 Leave your thoughtsSingapore is uniquely positioned to serve the best of Asian cuisine, regardless of your preferred corner of the continent. The general quality of restaurants – Chinese, Japanese or Malay – is top notch. (more…)
July 1, 2022 Leave your thoughtsIs this the real life? Here is an evening in a normal, non-touristy district: residential buildings, back alleys and restaurants.
Considering the overwhelming majority of Ethnic Chinese citizens, it’s little wonder that Singapore’s Chinatown is a very special place with many cultural and historical treasures. (more…)
July 1, 2022 Leave your thoughtsSentosa is Singapore’s own beach resort, easily accessible by monorail, cable car or bus. It is home to a number of interconnected beaches (with imported soft white sand) and countless family attractions. (more…)
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The traffic here looks ordinary, yet it feels like only crazy rich asians can afford driving around. The cost of car ownership is prohibitive and then there is the ERP, a kind of dynamic automatic congestion charge. On the other hand, public transport here is ridiculously good and provides some of the best service in the world. (more…)
July 1, 2022 Leave your thoughtsFort Canning Park is a hill in the heart of the city. It’s a strategic early British settlement with direct view of the port and a preserved Raffles House (named after the founder of OG Singapore). (more…)
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