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EXPERIENCE
SINGAPORE
Contrary to its status as a small island, it could take days, even weeks to fully appreciate what this dynamic city has to offer. Here you will experience a blend of culture & heritage, adventures, natures and the list just goes on. For first time visitor, sit back and relax as we give you a glimpse of what this fascinating and unique cosmopolitan city has to offer.
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SINGAPOREANS'
LIFESTYLE
Spend a day away from the city and immerse yourself in the local lifestyle. Explore Toa Payoh, one of the most colourful and bustling suburban towns in Singapore. Once a big swampland, this town has been transformed into a thriving new town. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the town centre and experience the harmonious integration of the different races as they go about their daily lives. |
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NATURE
TRAILS
Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Singapore’s outlying suburbs have many nature reserves to enjoy. Located on the highest peak of the island, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve will definitely captivate the nature lovers. Did you know that this reserve is one of two reserves in the world to be located within city boundaries and it contains more species of trees than the whole of North America? |
Get up close and personal with the fauna at MacRitchie Reservoir Park. Take a walk along the freestanding suspension bridge that connects the two highest points of MacRitchie and offers an excellent view of the forest.
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CITY
ESCAPE
Singapore is an island surrounded by other islands. Just minutes away from the city, Singapore’s island resort – Sentosa is a paradise bursting with a kaleidoscope of attractions and activities. This island truly has something for everyone under its sky, from nature lovers to history buffs, honeymooners to families; beach aficionado to sports enthusiast. Here, fun is the way of life! |
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PAST & PRESENT
For
those who are intrigue by history and heritage, Singapore
has many places to showcase its rich cultural history.
Uncovers insightful stories behind some of the ethnic
districts most famous shops and eateries, loved by generations
of Singaporean. Your personal driver guide may have a
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No visit
to Singapore would be complete without a visit to Chinatown. The Chinatown Heritage Centre houses a wealth of memories and untold stories from the past. Journey to the past and learn
what life in Chinatown was like in early 50's. Learn about the
rich cultural history of old Chinatown and end your journey
with a first-hand experience of living in the dark and cramped
quarters of a typical Chinatown shop-house.
Be enthralled
by Singapore's oldest 'Hokkien' temple - Thian Hock Keng.
This temple has been gazette as a national monument. Known
as the temple of the goddess of the sea and protector of all
seamen, the temple contains relics brought from China, which
are said to centuries old. Can you believe it¡the
entire structure of the temple was constructed without nails!
Your
senses will definitely come alive when you enter Little
India. This colourful ethnic corner is the focal point
of Singapore's Indian community. Its spice-scented streets
beckon you to a cornucopia of ethnic jewellery, jasmine
garlands and silk saris. From the large Tekka Centre and
Little India Arcade to the small provision shops, Little
India is packed with interesting things to discover. Here,
you will find temples co-existing side by side with churches
and mosques, parrot fortunetellers stationed by the five-foot
way and tantalizing scents of spices drifting out from
restaurants. Do not leave Little India without a temporary
Henna tattoo or try "Teh Tarik", a hand pulled
cup of tea. |
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ANIMALS KINGDOM
The
World's First Night Safari set in 40 hectares of secondary
jungle adjoining the Singapore Zoo, will unfold the mystery
and drama of the tropical after dusk with stunning effect.
See
a myriad of nocturnal animals, from fierce predators
to timid forest dwellers, in their natural habitat under
subtle moon glow lighting. Roam the jungle in the complete
safety and comfort of a tram. Your tram ride takes you
through the East and West Loop passing by a large reservoir
and weaving through selected habitats designed specifically
to replicate the natural environment from the Himalayan
Foothills to the Southeast Asian Rainforest and Indian
Subcontinent. On completion of the tram ride, you may
want to take a stroll along the walking trail where
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SPORT & ADVENTURE
With sunny weather nearly all year round, Singapore is an ideal destination for outdoor activities. Be it on land or in the water, from wakeboarding to rock climbing, windsurfing to golfing, we will keep your adrenaline pumping.
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SINGAPOREANS'
PASSION
As the saying goes, when in Rome, do what the Romans do. Indulge in the two great passions of Singaporeans..…Eating & Shopping! You will find an endless array of foods In almost every corner of the island, at any hour, day or night! In this cosmopolitan and multicultural city, expect nothing less than a concoction of flavours from around the globe.
If shopping is your cup of tea, then this shopping haven offers you boundless choices from the infamous Orchard Road to the heartland areas or the streets of Little India. Whatever your budget, there will be something for everyone.
SUNSET BEAT
After
an eventful day, unwind with friends or loved ones by
the Singapore River and enjoy the spectacular sunset while
sipping cocktails. If you are ready for more action, then
head down to the dance floor of the trendiest and most
happening club for some "booty shaking".
Although Singapore is not exactly a city that never sleeps, there is definitely enough to keep pub-crawlers and other nocturnal creatures well occupied. Some of the areas that come to life after dark are Mohammed Sultan Road, Boat Quay and Clarke Quay. Each caters to a different type of crowd so it is well worth doing some exploring.
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Ghoulish Trail/Tour for Tourists
Singapore Paranormal Investigators Ghoulish Trail: it is always informative, educational, fun and course thrilling. It takes you to Singapore mysterious urban legend landscape where you won't find on usual tourist maps. The trail was first held in March 2002 for National Heritage Board. And since of all, it is into a remarkable journal down the Singapore unbeaten paths, with intriguing accounts of paranormal sightings and haunting, legends, mysteries, historical wonders, and gruesome stories of murder, suicide and violent deaths.
Visit place included:
- Bukit Brown Ancient Cemetery (Lornie Road)
- Choa Chu Kang Culture Cemeteries
- Cemeteries (Chinese/ Muslim/ Indian / Christian)
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OK, we will have to stop here before we let on too many ‘secrets’ of Singapore. Remember the rule is for you to wander, see, shop and eat your way through!
If you are looking for a holiday to remember, whether it is a vibrant urban buzz or something rustic and rural or the pulsating nightlife, Singapore has everything to offer from sunrise to sundown.
With
a myriad of activities happening all year round, this is definitely
a place to visit!
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BEYOND
SINGAPORE
Your
holidays need not end here. If you are wondering
......Why limit your travel to just one country?
......Is it possible to combine a trip to Singapore
and Peninsular Malaysia?
......Is it difficult to travel around Peninsular Malaysia
by road?
We have the answers for you ! click
here for more information |
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