You may already know, but Singapore is not a cheap place compared to the rest of South East Asia. Their dollar is practically neck to neck with the USD. But don’t let this discourage you because with a little help, you can enjoy Singapore without breaking the bank or in …
Read More »Formula One Singapore Grand Prix 2012
The countdown clock is ticking…in less than one month the fantastic Formula 1 will take over Marina Bay for the Singapore Grand Prix. Hosted by Singtel, the heart pounding races and lavish parties begin on September 21st and end on September 23rd. Many claim the Singapore Grand Prix is one …
Read More »Sheikhs, Divas, Subways, City Lights, and Singapore
While doing some Singapore research, I caught myself watching these amazing videos of the country. It would be rude not to share them with you because they are super cool and really show insight into the diversity and modernity of Singapore. Thank you Colin Cabalka! Video by Colin Cabalka – …
Read More »Top 5 Karaoke Bars in Singapore
Karaoke is one of those things that immediately come to mind when we think of Asia. Since the 1970’s karaoke has spread throughout most of the continent turning from phenomena to culture. In Singapore, the karaoke culture is strong with an abundance of bars to sing your heart out in. …
Read More »Top 5 Activities for Adults at Sentosa Island
Singapore’s wealth is creating one entertaining country and the growth of Sentosa Island is a perfect example. A playground for adults and children, Sentosa Island is the Disney World of Asia offering a mix of everything, such as, theme parks, spa retreats, rainforests, sandy beaches, resorts, golf courses, and luxurious …
Read More »Night Safari in Singapore
The world’s first park for nocturnal animals opened in Singapore in 1994. As a winner of the Singapore Tourism Board’s Best Visitor Attraction Experience, Night Safari attracts 1.1 million visitors annually. It’s 35 hectares of forest homes over 2,000 animals of a hundred or so different species. Considered one of …
Read More »Singapore Weather
Southeast Asian countries experience a mix of hot temperatures, high levels of humidity, and healthy amounts of rain. The varying degrees of this mix usually define seasons, like wet and dry, as in the Philippines. Singapore, however, does not have clear cut seasons, as it can be hot in the …
Read More »The Ethnic Neighborhoods of Singapore
Compared to neighboring Asian countries, Singapore has the strongest diversity. In many diverse cities, there are neighborhoods where distinct ethnic groups migrate to. New York has Koreatown, Little Italy, and Little Brazil, to name a few. Singapore has Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, each staying true to their respective …
Read More »Top 5 Shopping Spots in Singapore
Singapore can attract tourism solely on shopping because there is something for everyone, everywhere. From hi tech electronics to designer clothing, trendy to vintage, shopping centers, malls, and markets run rampant in the city. The following places are the best options for spending or just browsing: 1) Orchard Road Listed …
Read More »Know the Facts Before Traveling to Singapore
Singapore, a bustling city, state, and one of the world’s smallest countries, is perfect for those with a knack for the cosmopolitan getaway. Singapore prides itself on being one of the most prosperous countries and it sure shows with luxurious shopping and dining, modern skyscrapers, and man-made islands. What stands …
Read More »Singaporean Customs and Etiquette
Singapore has a variety of ethnicities that stay strong to their culture. The three main ethnicities being Chinese, Malay, and Indian, provide an ethnic mix of culture, religion, customs, etiquette, and language. The Singaporean way is almost nonexistent since the country is so diverse, but that doesn’t mean customs shouldn’t …
Read More »Singapore Entry Requirements and Visas
For a country known for its strict enforcement of the law, Singapore is relatively relaxed when it comes to visa and entry requirements. Except for visa-required countries listed on the ICA website, all others are exempt from applying for a tourist visa. Admission into the country however is still determined …
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