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Singapore takes advantage of its unchanging tropical climate and static ratio of daylight to night to bring you the world's first open-concept zoo for nocturnal animals. Here, as in the zoological gardens, animals live... more
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rob said
… in Singapore so I decided to make tracks to my hostel asap and then out to the famous Night Safari… continue reading »
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They call themselves the Open Zoo because, rather than coop the animals in jailed enclosures, they let them roam freely in landscaped areas. Beasts of the world are kept where they are supposed to be using psychologica... more
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Although largely scarred by redevelopment, Chinatown today still contains pockets of genuinely old shophouses where age-old trades like clog-making and calligraphy continue to be practised. Paper effigies of cars, houses and ot... more
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digitalgypsy said
… terapeutico! jeje Y lueg continue el tour, me di una vuelta por Chinatown y Little India, pasando por… continue reading »
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Founded in 1859 with a mission to cultivate plants of economic potential, the 52-hectare Singapore Botanic Gardens made a historic milestone in 1877 with the cultivation of Malaysia's and Indonesia's first rubber plantations. T... more
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Barney & Teresa said
… to the Singapore Botanic Gardens which were stunning, but very humid. Within the gardens they have the National… continue reading »
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With an efficient passenger and baggage clearing system, world-class facilities, sparkling clean premises and clearly marked floor plans, it is no wonder that Changi Airport is voted the world's best in practically every poll e... more
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Kyle & Dan said
… or at the airport. We both slept for a large portion of the flight, and before we knew it had arrived in Singapore… continue reading »
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Awash with scents and sights of the subcontinent, Little India is a microcosm of India, where every imaginable Indian product can be found: trinkets, saris, spices, sweetmeats, flower garlands and anything else that an Indian h... more
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Katie W said
…'s gym. On Monday, Simon showed me around and we went briefly to Chinatown, Little India, got a… continue reading »
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Jurong BirdPark, with a collection of 8,000 birds from more than 600 species, showcases Southeast Asian breeds plus other colorful tropical beauties, some of which are endangered. The more than 20 hectares (50 acres) can... more
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KC-Girl said
…The weather was nice. We had Singapore Slings at Raffles, went to Jurong Bird Park, went… continue reading »
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This modern resort island located south of Singapore is more than just sentosa (tranquil). Apart from the sandy beaches that extend for three kilometers and the lush tropical fauna, it offers a kaleidoscope of historical enclav... more
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Zsuzsanna & Stefano said
…>We originally selected Shangri-La Sentosa to have a few days of rest (it is the only beach resort in Singapore… continue reading »
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The Fuji Ice Palace has a sizable ice skating rink ideal for professionals and amateurs. If you are a novice, you can choose to learn the ropes by yourself, or sign up for ice-skating lessons instead. Classes are conducted for... more
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Located in the center of Suntec City Mall is the world's largest fountain with a base area of 1,683 square meters. Distinguished by a bronze ring supported on four legs, it weighs a hefty 85 tonnes. The ring shoots water inward... more
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Jon & Hannah said
… on Sentosa Island because the island is linked by a bridge! In the evening we went to the Fountain of Wealth… continue reading »
Singapore United Plantation Travel Experiences
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Singapore: Food and Shopping Galore, and More
We decided to stop in Singapore first as a gentle warm-up for our travels in Southeast Asia and China. As Singapore is one of the most di... Continue reading »
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Final Days...
Final Days... Today we went to little India for lunch, and I enjoyed some amazing curried eggplant with cheese pita bread. It was... Continue reading »
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Silk Scarves and Sunny Sentosa!
Day 2: Free Time! So my room slept in until noon today...i'm blaming it on the jet lag. We were supposed to meet my professor at... Continue reading »
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Clean and westernized Singapore
After almost 6 weeks in the "incredible" India, it was time for us to move to our next destination: South East Asia. It was not without a... Continue reading »
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Singapoor
Fast facts:*Originally owned by the Brits. Singapore is not part of Malaysia, although it was for a couple of years in the 60s. It’s a re... Continue reading »
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