We loved this place, lots of Orchids in a misty at...Photo by SHAMEEL N, United Arab Emirates
Front entrance of Singapore Turf Club, ready fo...Photo by Creative Commons
The games room just off the dining room area, Raff...Photo by TERRY M, Australia
An example of the gardens at Bright Hill Temple. G...Photo by Jill, Australia
While on the Trishaw Tour of Chinatown we stopp...Photo by Maria H
Merlion ParkPhoto by Ushmita H, South Africa
What more can i say! what a gorgeous creature!Photo by Yildiz Z
Some of our tour group convoy on our trishaw ride ...Photo by Warren C, Australia
Before dinner.Photo by Alviera N
View from merlion parkPhoto by Howard C, United Kingdom
This was the starter i guess. yummy food. set up w...Photo by Yildiz Z
Tiger statue in Haw Par Villa Photo by Greg, Australia
Giant Buddha at Bright Hill TemplePhoto by Anonymous
Dolphin Lagoon - Singapore Zoo.Photo by Patricia B, United Kingdom
Batik artist in JohorePhoto by Polly M, United Kingdom
Excellent and so much funPhoto by GAVIN H, Australia
The Singapore Sling in the Long Bar. It didn't las...Photo by Roger R, United Kingdom
One of the two new casinos being constructed in Si...Photo by TERRY M, Australia
Offerings for the temple monksPhoto by Anonymous
Ceiling of the breeze way.Photo by Ana M L, USA
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Singapore has traded in its rough-and-ready opium dens for towers of glass, and its steamy rickshaw image for hi-tech wizardry, but you can still recapture the colonial era with a gin sling under the languorous ceiling fans at Raffles Hotel.
At first glance Singapore appears shockingly modern, but this is an undeniably Asian city with Chinese, Malay and Indian traditions. It's these contrasts that bring the city to life.
Singapore Suggested Itineraries
Singapore has a lot more going on than meets the eye. In lively and food-obsessed Singapore, the ultimate stopover city, it’s possible to cram a surprising amount into a few days. Take time to ... Continue Reading »
Singapore’s Top Food & Drink Experiences
Singapore is at the crossroads of some of the world’s most vibrant and delicious cuisines. It really is one of the greatest places in the world to eat; blessed with access to the freshest ... Continue Reading »
Raffles Historical Tours
All over Singapore you’ll find references to Sir Stamford Raffles in place names, businesses, institutions and – most famously of all – the city-state’s premier hotel and home of the Singapore Sling. ... Continue Reading »
Cruises from Singapore
Singapore is an island city of skyscrapers, best viewed from the water. An afternoon with dolphins will amuse you on Sentosa island, visit the colonial past on a bumboat to Raffles Hotel, or join ... Continue Reading »
Singapore WWII Monuments
Singapore is a treasure trove of World War II sites and memorials, a poignant testament to the harship and cost of war. The 'Gibraltar of the East,' Singapore fell to the Japanese on February 15, ... Continue Reading »
Singapore Food Exploration
Singapore is at the crossroads of some of the world's most vibrant and delicious cuisines. It really is one of the greatest places in the world to eat; blessed with access to the freshest ingredients ... Continue Reading »
Malaysia Tours from Singapore
The modern, outward-looking city-state of Singapore is well acquainted with its neighbors. Looking south, it faces off islands of the Indonesian archipelago, while to the north, a causeway connects ... Continue Reading »
Johore Bahru Tours from Singapore
Singapore is one of the great transport hubs of the world, with a major passenger and freight sea port and an airport servicing some quarter of a million flights per year to destinations all over the ... Continue Reading »
5 Noteworthy Temples
Though possessed of a considerable population of citizens who describe themselves as nonreligious, Singapore is predominantly Buddhist, with sizable percentages of Taoists and Hindus as well. The ... Continue Reading »
Art Galleries in Singapore
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Best Places to Camp in Singapore
Though a relatively recent development, it is now possible to camp at any number of parks and beaches in Singapore. This phenomenon is a considerably cheaper option than even the most affordable ... Continue Reading »
Best Shopping Spot for Brand Names
Expensive shopping district, brand names on Orchard Road which is roughly 15mins from the Airport. A lot of stores to chose from. Food courts with cheap food. Theres also light entertainment ion the ... Continue Reading »
Breakfast with the Orangutans @ Singapore Zoo
A fantastic way to start the day, is nby having breakfast with the orangutans @ the Zoo. We didn't eat much breakfast as too interested in the animals. I would really recomend this and then spend ... Continue Reading »
Cavenagh Bridge – Walk Singapore’s First and Only Suspension Bridge!
Connecting Singapore’s cultural and commercial districts, the Cavenagh Bridge is one of the city’s oldest bridges as well as its first suspension bridge. At first glance, the smallish structure ... Continue Reading »
Christmas and New Year in Singapore
Christmas in Singapore is unsurprisingly glitzy and commercial, and it’s a spectacle that is well worth witnessing. In fact, the entire holiday season (from early November to mid-January) is a ... Continue Reading »
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