Singapore Things to Do

Enough activities here to fill up your trip plans. If you really want to experience all that this island has to offer, you may have to scrape away some of your main island plans, cos this Sentosa...

It is not "the end of the world", this show combining music, water jets and laser lights, but after a day strolling in the island to visit its several attractions, it is a relaxing end of the day,...

I dun know if its because I am a Singaporean myself,but I think USS is awesome and the rides are absolutely thrilling---at least for MOST of the rides.I would recommend u to sit The Revenge Of The...

After visiting Chinese and Japanese Gardens i went back to the MRT to Boon -Lay station , the next one to the west , where there are buses connections , very well organized in queues and destinations...

This temple features a 50 foot high buddha covered with light bulbs. It's known as Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple locally. And in the multiculture nature of Singapore this Buddhist temple is set in the...

I've seen the Merlion for the first time years ago in the video "Where the Hell is Matt?" and once I got to Singapore I wanted to see it with my own eyes (I didn't dance in front of it though, if you...

Try to allot some time for shopping alone. Head to Bugis Street for a good bargain of souvenir items, or to the Lucky Plaza along Orchard Road (lots of Filipinos there too). For second-hand...

The National Orchid Garden is the only part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens to have an admission fee, but it is well worth the $5 charge. There are over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids, all...

Picking up a concept which has proven successful in other cities, the old harbour area around Clarke Quay was converted into a leisure area with cafés, shops, bars etc. The high density of them makes...

Orchard Road and the surrounding area is the most popular shopping district in shopping mad Singapore. Taking a bus down this road is to watch a tide of humanity going from one shopping mall to the...

While not quite as impressive as Chinatown or as authentic as Little India, this is the place to come for great falafel and all things Middle Eastern. You can also find near here the grand and golden...

Immediately after the double-bus tour I went to Singapore Flyer. It costed $33. The entrance is a mall with escalators that tries to distract you with photographies and other things along the queue. I...

Chanced upon this self-walking tour of Chinatown that gives information on attractions and food nearby! Singapore Chinatown is definitely a must see for tourist as it is a symbol for the Chinese...

Underwaterworld might have been a hit when it opened, but it is now completely superfluous since in 2013 the world's largest SEA Aquarium opened on the same island: Sentosa. Underwaterworld is...

While the old harbour area around Clarke Quay has been converted into a bar and restaurant district, the northern area of Boat Quay has polished out it colonial flair. Restaurants and shops are found...

The zoo ticket are costly.................... The food sold were mostly too oily and unsatisfactory. And yes, expensive as well. I hope they can be more healthy. Not a very satisfied trip. It was very...

Found in Chinatown, rather than where you might expect in Little India, the Sri Mariamman Temple is the main temple for Hindus in the city. It's one of Singapore's oldest buildings, founded just eight...

Jakarta might be called the Big Durian, but now Singapore has two durians in the form of the the Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay. These two domes cover the theaters and concert hall within, and the...

There's probably nowhere else that evokes Colonial decadence quite like the Raffles Hotel. It's been the residence of a host of famous names, including Joseph Conrad, Ava Gardner, and colonial...

I have always loved animals (except for these small ants, roaches and other discusting things... ;) ) and in Singapore I got a chance to do what I've dreamt about for many years - swim with...

This is a very unique fountain and really a very beautiful one. This fountain is based on a Hindu Mandala which means has a symbolic meaning of harmony and unity amongst the four races of Singapore....

At only 60 meters above sea level, Fort Canning is only a small hill, but its location makes it a prominent and historically important one. It is here that what little evidence there is of life before...

A sight seeing visit to the National Orchid Garden was really delightful. It is located on the highest hill in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Enjoy over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids, with about 600...

Everyone must have seen pictures of Singapore's infinity pool, where swimmers enjoy the blue waters hundreds of meters above the ground with the water seeming to drop off into nothing, and only the...

if you are reading it before August 2015 you will be able to enjoy the exhibition 'SINGAPURA 700 YEARS" The museum by itself is a must to see with its wide ambients and the dome of stained glass that...