#1 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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jaeWALK says:
The largest bird park in Southeast Asia and a home to over 8000 birds of some 600 species. The highlights of Jurong are the:
1) largest collection of Southeast Asian Hornbills and South American Toucans.
2) the second largest Penguin exhibit in the world.
3) The world's highest man made water …
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#2 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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seahlk says:
Pulau Ubin is an offshore island off the eastern side of Singapore. It is a hidden treasure, one which will have difficulty knowing its existence unless a local recommends it. It has one of the most luxurious wildlife habitat, ranging from the rainforest to swamps. The most common activities are cyc…
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#3 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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petitefleur says:
I had always wanted to visit the Bukit Timah Nature, partly because it's slightly embarassing when my overseas clientele and friends ask for comments about the place. Couldn't tell them how I've been too lazy to be hiking.
We almost missed it again today. Had a late night out yesterday (as usual). …
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#4 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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petitefleur says:
Thank the good people that decided to franchise Spain's famous Cafe Del Mar to Singapore!
Cafe Del Mar's located 5 minutes away from the Beach Station at Sentosa, and could be reached via the monorail from Vivo city, and then a free shuttle ride from the station.
Imagine a lazy weekend afternoon …
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#5 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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Chelsea says:
The local hang-out for some young Singaporeans. I always find good shoes here. Far East Plaza is a shopping complex in the heart of 'down town' Singapore. If indeed it is possible for a city-state to have a 'down town'! As one of the older, more run-down shopping centres, it would be easy to overl…
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#6 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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linlai says:
The official China town in Singapore is a nicely decorated tourist spot. Selling expensive Oriental stuff. There's also a museum there showing the old days in Singapore and how Chinese lived at that time. Cost $8 SGD.
I was scared by the admission fee and as a HK Chinese,…
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#7 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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shhharifah says:
Singapore's not generally a place known for cheap shopping, but there are a few flea markets you can go to if you're lucky and your timing's right.
One of them is the Lime Flea Market, which takes place every 2nd and 4th weekend of the month. It's located at *scape which is this youth hangout be…
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#8 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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Amanda says:
Singapore has many different areas, but Little India was one of my personal favorites. All around you was sensory overload of bright colors, and exotic smells. Almost anything you can imagine is for sale here, from fancy sandals to incense to henna tattoos.
There is a constant bu…
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#9 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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petitefleur says:
I have been a fan of our zoo since I was a teeny weeny kid.. Well, maybe I'm still a kid at heart, but I enjoy revisiting the zoo each year, and seeing how the animals that I've known as a kid grow.. :) The polar seems to be getting larger each year, Ah-Meng the orang-utan's aging but she's not losi…
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#10 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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russiabear says:
an island designed for tourists, but never put together properly. now just staggering along in bits and pieces. fake beaches, massive construction where casino and resort is expected 2010 something. i only like the Underwater World.
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#11 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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Raches says:
The Night Safari (separate from the Singapore Zoo) is touted as one of Singapore's best tourist attractions. We had spent all day running around the bird park in the sun, so we were a little tired by the time we reached the night safari and may not have had as good an experience as we would have.We …
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#12 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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sglotus says:
Spore is a very small island but it is colourful cos we are a multi-racial society. Not sure what u like but here r some suggestions:
FOOD!!! - its a food paradise here! u must be adventurous to try all the different types of food here. esp the seafood. some of the good plac…
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#13 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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wongjst says:
Many of you had heard of mermaid before but not a merlion. A merlion is a combination of the lion head and the tail of the fish. I personally like the original Merlion located right next to the Singapore River rather than the taller replica in Sentosa Island. Many different angles can be seen in the…
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#14 of 14 things to do in Singapore
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roey says:
The weird thing about Singapore is that it’s essentially a city that was planted in the jungle, and while it’s easy to forget that you’re in a tropical paradise while shopping in the air-conditioned havens of Orchard Road, it’s worth it once in a while to brave the humidity of …
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Jurong Bird Park
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Pulau Ubin
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Sentosa Island
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