Singapore Off The Beaten Path

 18 Reviews  Many SIngaporeans, young and old, love Pulau Ubin. It is laid-back, rustic, kampong and full of nature. There are lots to see at Pulau Ubin for the locals as well as the international traveller. -... 

 4 Reviews  Haw Par Villa is also known as Tiger Balm Garden. It is located at 262 Pasir Panjang Road (south-west). Not sure why it is not widely recommended to the tourist. Maybe its because the location is a... 

 7 Reviews  Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is where mangroves and wetland wildlife thrive. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is set in a 130 hectars of mangrove, mudflats, pond and secondary forest. It is home to... 

 10 Reviews  If you're looking for something to do out of the city, why not go on a day tour to Malacca, across the border in Malaysia? Tour East run day tours for $80SGD, which include bus fares, a buffet lunch... 

 4 Reviews  The jungle walking trails around the MacRitchie Reservoir are an unexpected yet delightful part of an otherwise highly urbanised Singapore. The highlight of the walk is the 250 metre Tree Top Walk... 

 6 Reviews  Check out East Coast Hawker Food Centre for the local delights of Singapore. One must try dish is the sambal stingray. It is cooked by barbaqueing the stingray then putting on a thick layer of sambal... 

 4 Reviews  Want some fishes!! Visit Jurong fishing port. Take the AYE and exit at Jurong Port Road. Go straight till you reach Jurong Fishing Port Road. Turn left at the first junction. You have to have a... 

 4 Reviews  The National Orchid Garden was opened on 20 Oct1995 by SM Lee Kuan Yew.It is located on the highest hill in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The 3 hectares of landscaped slopes provide a home for 60,000... 

 2 Reviews  "Farm-mart is a place where you to trade and promote their products in the module. Each module is a miniature plot, representing individual and specialty farm at other parts of Singapore. Farmers can... 

 2 Reviews  Thus Chijmes Church sounds like other service church, but actually this church has turn out as somekind bistro. Most of famous people in Singapore and VIP's come to this place to dine and some other... 

 lynnehamman Says:  We have visited Singapore many times, and felt the need to do something different, but nearby.Bintan Island is only a one hour trip away by fast ferry, and I... 

 machomikemd Says:  Singapore is Basically one big chinatown wherein 76% of the population are chinese in origin and even if the state follows multiculturalism, you would notice... 

 machomikemd Says:  selling foreign call cards enjoy a brisk selling in the Lucky Plaza Mall especially to the foreign workers and expatriates to Singapore whether by Indonesians,... 

 machomikemd Says:  since singapore is a Progressive City, there are lots of foreign expatriates who had found jobs here since the pay is definitely higher than in their home... 

 machomikemd Says:  Batam Island in Indanesia's Riau Province is the closest Part of Indonesia to Singapore and being the closest, it has a large chunk of tourist coming from... 

 Bonobo2005 Says:  Still off the beaten track, but by end 2007 connected with the tourist hot spots Mt. Faber as well as Kent Ridge Park, is the historically significant Telok... 

 Jim_Eliason Says:  East of the City in Jurong is the Science Center and the Chinese and Japanese gardens. Singapore takes great care to provide serene natural areas within the... 

 imstress Says:  Sembawang Park is located up north just a stone throw away from Johor Bahru.The Sembawang Park beach is very green with lots of big and old trees planted along... 

 SPW Says:  Spend a morning at the cooking academy, at-Sunrice, found at the top of the Fort Canning Park. The morning begins with a walk through the historic spice garden,... 

 Carino Says:  Just at the end of Clarke Quay you can find the MICA (Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts) Building. I like it very much! The 911 colorfull... 

 icyjo24 Says:  The HSBC TreeTop Walk is the main highlight of a long hiking route from MacRitchie. It brings you through different stages of mature secondary forest. The... 

 robertgaz Says:  Grab a blanket to sit on and take a picnic basket and enjoy the regular open air concerts held on weekends at the Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage in the... 

 imstress Says:  If you are visiting Chinatown, why not head to the Chinatown Heritage Centre.Go back to history when u step into Chinatown Heritage Centre.It will bring you...