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For those who will use my Singapore itinerary, please prepare to endure long walks. I brought a pedometer with me and walking throughout the day was never an issue. On my last day in the country, I was able to cover three famous Singapore heritage districts. Little India, Kampong Glam, and Chinatown are believed to influence most…
Universal Studios Singapore visit was originally on the last day of my Singapore itinerary. When a friend knew it was on a Sunday, she reluctantly agreed and just advised me to schedule it on a weekday. Queues are undeniably pathetic on weekends and will limit the attractions you could try. I’ve decided to move it…
Every one inside the dorm room was already in deep slumber as I lay on my bed. It was just funny because I was freaking scared to turn on the lights so I just went to bed with denim on. As I recalled my experience with the Singapore Immigration back at Changi Airport, I remembered…
Staring at the bay with views of the Merlion Statue, Helix Bridge, Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum, and Singapore Flyer is a bearable thing to do all day. It was a gloomy afternoon and the humidity went better. Being on the view deck of The Fullerton Pavilion, free for the public, I surveyed the surroundings…
When she noticed me spending a long time looking at the Singapore MRT map, she asked where I was heading. Orchard Road was the answer she wanted to hear for her next spiel. “Take blue line, alight at Newton. Transfer to red line heading to Marina South Pier.” I thanked her kindness and I immediately…
Bulky backpacks are not a big thing in Singapore‘s MRT as long as you’ll allow the security do his job. After that, it will be a smooth ride to wherever station you’re heading. Pagoda Street was in total pandemonium when I got out of Chinatown Station. Menu of restaurants, souvenirs from shirts, key chains, tote…
“Take Exit D and turn right till you reach the traffic light. When you reach Beach Road, walk along the left side of the road. Cross Bussorah Street and we are right there at 285 Beach Road!” That’s the instructions on how to get to Five Stones Hostel stated on their colorful website. Time just hit eleven when I stepped out of Bugis…
Hotel Kai is one of the many boutique hotels in Singapore and centrally located in the busy Purvis Street. It’s very accessible to Bugis MRT Station and walking distance to attractions within Singapore’s civic district, Kampong Glam, and shopping centers such as Suntec City. On my stay, the hotel’s philosophy Small is More, provided a…