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The area between Little India and Marina Bay, home of the National Library.
11th floor of the National Library 
The National Library building 
Covid-related vending machine 
A Turkish restaurant 
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
You can’t miss this skyline-dominating luxury hotel, famous for its unique ship-like design and infinity pool.
Reaching for the moon 
The lobby and hollow interior 
Marina Bay Sands Hotel from the side 
Marina Bay Sands viewed from Gardens by the Bay 
A family stands by Marina Bay with MBS in the background 
The hotel is visible from far away 
One of the Marina Bay Sands towers at sunset
The new Apple Store, opened in 2020, is such a beautiful shop, it’s a shame I bought nothing.
Apple Store at night 
Daytime Apple Store 
Self-reflection 
One of the entrances is a bridge, the other one is a tunnel to the MBS mall
Little India is hugely attractive if you need a sari, a South Asian meal, or a Hindu temple to explore.
So many malls, so much façade variety 
Sim Lim Tower 
The tail end of retail pricing 
A delicious hawker centre in Little India 
A street with colourful houses 
Holy cow! A large sculpture has landed on a temple fence 
The back gate is on brand 
Street dining 
Grabbing a bite in Little India
The Southern Ridges area is graced by Mount Faber, yet another park situated at the southern tip of Singapore Island. (more…)
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Fellow sailors, feast your eyes on the endless stream of freighters crossing the Singapore/Malacca strait. (more…)
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Henderson Waves is a pedestrian bridge on Mt Faber in Southern Singapore Island, positioned 36m above the road. (more…)
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Singapore 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.
A well-lit intersection with an overpass 
Charming little street restaurant 
Dark alley, not scary 
Restaurant back door 
Tree installation 
Small alley 
A pleasant walk at night 
A Thai restaurant 
A brightly-lit local restaurant 
Laundromat