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Kampong Glam

Centred around the bustling Arab Street, Kampong Glam is a charming, snazzy Malay-Muslim neighbourhood in Singapore. Today, Kampong Glam’s 19th-century shophouses have been converted into high-end textile stores and clothing boutiques. Notable landmarks here include the golden-domed Sultan Mosque, Malay Heritage Museum, and street art lanes. Haji Street in the centre is lined with vibrant restaurants and cafes serving spicy Malay and global cuisines. Read More

Often blending Malay, Chinese and Indian flavours, Singapore’s street foods are cheap yet vibrantly delicious. Kaya toast, Hainanese chicken rice, wanton noodles, char kway teow, nasi lemak, paratha curry, carrot cake, and laksa soup are well-loved by locals and tourists alike. Hawker centres like Chinatown Market, Maxwell Food Centre, Tiong Bahru Market and Little India are great for grabbing bak chor mee, prawn mee, satay, oyster and cakes, biryani, rojak, and sweets. Read More

Rediscover the magic of sunsets and the ocean in the Lion City with cruises after sunsets, offering elaborate multi-course meals and top-notch settings for expats, travellers, parties and romantic dates. Enjoy sailing past iconic locations like Old Town and the towering Marina Bay skyscrapers. The 4-mast, 22-sail tall Royal Albatross ship sailing the sandy beaches of Sentosa is Singapore’s best sunset dinner cruise, while other luxurious yachts and ferries are also available. Read More

For families and travellers looking for places to have fun, theme parks and water parks in Singapore offer world-class recreation, some of Asia’s most thrilling rides, planned experiences for adults and kids, great food, exhibitions and festivals. Singapore’s top theme parks include Universal Studios, Sentosa 4D Adventure Land, LEGOLAND Malaysia, and the Asian-themed Haw Par Villa. Water lovers must visit Adventure Cove Waterpark and Wild Wild Wet. Read More

Calling themselves the amphibious craft, Singapore ducktours is an award-winning tourist attraction that offers you a city tour, but on a boat. First of its kind in Singapore, they have a safety record of over 15 years and has carried more than a million passengers. Duck Tours function throughout the day on an hourly basis till 6 in the evening. This one-hour long city tour starts by touring the historic Civic district and then starts off with the harbour tour which is done on an amphibious vehicle from Vietnam. It departs from the Suntec City and continues along the Marina Bay. The Boarding location is Suntec City, #01-330. The guide entertains you with quirky facts and anecdotes. The Ducktours has a live commentary in different languages throughout their 60 minutes journey. The languages include English, Mandarin, Bahasa, Indonesia, Korean and Japanese. The beauty of DUCKTours is that it carries you on land and water both. It starts off by quite literally splashing you in the lake with its wobbly dive. This amphibious vehicle cruises alongside the Marina Bay, giving you a perfect view of the city's bustling skyline and the most splendid view of the very remarkable spot- Marina Bay Sands, accompanied with Gardens by the Bay, Esplanade Theatres and the ever so famous Merlion. The tour ends with a loop around the water fountain at Suntec City, which is supposed to be the world's largest of its kind and then the Duck waddles up to dry land again followed by Civic District, showing the Old Supreme Court, the Cenotaph War Memorial and the historical Padang. Read More