Singapore Wildlife Parks
Discover Singapore's Ultimate Wildlife Adventure: Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Night Safari & Rainforest Wild Asia
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F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025: A Star-Studded Weekend of Music and Motorsport
F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025: A Star-Studded Weekend of Music and MotorsportThe Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025, happening from 3-5 October 2025, promises not only high-octane racing under the city's dazzling skyline but also a blockbuster entertainment lineup that rivals global music festivals. With multiple stages across
Things to Do During National Day Weekend in Singapore (2025 Edition)
Singapore's National Day weekend from August 8–11, 2025 promises a vibrant mix of celebration, culture, and community spirit. With the nation commemorating SG60, the 60th anniversary of independence, the city is alive with events for every kind of explorer—from art lovers and families to foodies and history buffs. Here's your
Unveiling Singapore's Newest Attractions: A Feast for the Senses
Singapore, the Lion City, has always captivated visitors with its unique blend of culture, modernity, and natural beauty. As 2024 unfolds, the city-state continues to innovate and amaze with a slew of new attractions that promise to elevate the visitor experience to unprecedented heights. From cutting-edge technology to immersive cultural
Singapore, My Unseen City - A Mini Series on Wheels in Kampong Glam
In this mini series, we take you on a journey of discovery of Singapore on wheels.
5 Unique Family Friendly Activities To Do In Singapore
While heading to the zoo, Sentosa or Gardens by the Bay can be a fun experience for the entire family, it can also get rather repetitive. Instead of heading to the usual attractions, we’ve curated a list of 5 unique places that you can head to in Singapore.
8 Best ways to kill time at Changi Airport besides hanging at Jewel
There’s nothing quite like the frustration of a delayed flight. You not only have to shift your travel and accommodation plans as you’re no longer going to be at your destination by a certain time, but you’ll also have to mindlessly wander around the airport to try and find ways
8 Instagrammable Spots in Singapore to level up your IG feed
The term ‘instagrammable’ has only started to take off in recent years due to the popularity of social media. As we travel to different countries, we also aim to find the most instagrammable spots to share on social media for our friends, family, and followers to see. If you’re heading
7 Architectural must sees in Singapore
While Singapore is famous for having some of the best food and shopping, it’s also known for its captivating modern architectural wonders. This incredible city-state is filled with heritage buildings and award-winning architectural delights. Through the architecture, you’ll be exposed to a range of influences and styles that reflect Singapore’s
6 Hawker Centres In Singapore To Get Your Local Food Fix
Singapore is widely known to be a food lover’s paradise, and tourists flock from all over the world to our tiny city-state island just to try the mouth-watering food that we have on offer. While most individuals tend to associate delectable cuisine with a hefty price tag, you’ll be pleased
How to experience the Singapore Rugby 7s
April is going to be an exciting month for Singapore as the Rugby Sevens series takes place on April 13th and April 14th, 2019. Known to be one of the biggest celebrations of rugby in Southeast Asia, the game will be held at the expansive Singapore National Stadium that holds
6 Best Local Desserts to try in Singapore
Singapore is known to be a food haven with a plethora of delicious local dishes that are suited for every palate. While the spotlight is constantly shone on Singapore’s local fare, the desserts are also a remarkable treat. Here, we’re going to delve into 6 of the best local desserts
How to save money when traveling to Singapore
Singapore has long been one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Asia-Pacific region. The city is known for its many natural and historic landmarks, shopping malls, as well as one of the most culturally diverse cuisines in the world. But it is also known for being quite expensive.
Exploring cultures in Singapore - Chinatown, Little India and Arab street
Mention Singapore as a travel destination and images of skyscrapers and Marina Bay Sands probably come to mind. Well, Singapore is indeed known as a cosmopolitan city, but there are also lots of culture and heritage for one to discover on the little red dot.
5 Romantic places in Singapore
Singapore may not have a reputation for being big on romance, but the city is actually full of romantic places to bring a date and explore hand in hand. Show-off your knowledge of Singapore’s most interesting and unique romantic places with the help of this handy guide.
A Word with Louis
Louis, Guest Service Executive from the Front Office team at Furama RiverFront. He left his hometown in Malaysia to pursue a career in Singapore, and is currently at his first job since graduation.
A word with David Lim
David Lim, frequents Singapore every 2-3 weeks for business trips having to manage the Asia region in the IT industry. With his passport from Australia, David gives us tips on his favorite places to visit in Singapore as well as his best supper place hideout.
A word with David Brocklehurst
David Brocklehurst, from Australia has been traveling on a regular basis around the region for quick stop overs every 2 months. He has an office in Singapore His trips are usually business trips for his company, FirmDecisions selling services to advertisers and David shares with us his places to go
6 Cool Facts You Didn't Know About Singapore
Characterized by modern-looking buildings and blossoming vegetation, as well as a fast-walking zippy population the majority of which is at least bilingual, Singapore represents a curious city-state that certainly has no shortage of peculiarities.
Experience Singapore's Cultural Festivals
Thanks to its history as a hub of multiculturalism, Singapore celebrates festivals as varied as Christmas, Chinese New Year, and Deepavali. Here we highlight the main annual cultural festivities which showcase the city’s history, culture and modern national identity at its very best. With many being official public holidays, they
Where to enjoy the best High Teas in Singapore
If you thought high tea is only reserved for the Englishmen, think again! High tea is quickly becoming one of Singaporeans’ favourite pastimes, as it is a simple yet classy way to spend time with your loved ones.
5 Fun things outdoor lovers can do in Singapore
Summer in Singapore, the world’s only island city-state, lasts all year round.
Sentosa in 1 day
Plenty of locals consider Sentosa as Las Vegas on an island surrounded by beaches that are instagram-worthy. For us, however, who are just visiting, especially for the first time, it is a Wonderland filled with fun, food, great for friends & family!
Singapore, My Unseen City - A Mini Series on Wheels
Both guided and self-guided bicycle tours have become increasingly popular because of the flexibility and independence they offer. They cost less than stuffy bus tours and allow travellers the first-hand immersive experience of the destination: sights, sounds and smells.
Travel Southeast Asia with Different Generations
Attractions
Bali
Bangkok
Cha-Am
Chiang Mai
Family
Hua Hin
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Pattaya
Seminyak
Singapore
Thailand
Ubud
There is no better way to bond with family members than holidaying together. However, travelling with the whole family can be a challenge, especially when there are different age groups to consider. Here are some destinations that everyone can enjoy.
5 local dishes to try next time you visit Singapore
Singapore is often described as a melting pot of different cultures and nowhere is this more visible than the country’s rich cuisine. A quick glimpse at a local restaurant menu reveals culinary influences from China, India, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Street markets and restaurants are bustling with food, as well as
A 3 Day 2 Night Itinerary from Singapore’s Chinatown
The traditional heart of Singapore’s Chinese community, Chinatown today boasts a slew of landmarks which tell of this rich heritage, from sights including the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple to the popular local dishes available from hawkers on Food Street. Located in the Outram district, it’s also a great base from
5 reasons why Singapore is more than just a stopover city
Singapore’s multi-award winning Changi Airport makes the South-Eastern Asian nation a popular stopover city for travellers heading further afield. However there are plenty of excellent reasons why Singapore should be enjoyed as a destination in itself rather than just a stopover. We outline five reasons to choose Singapore for your
7 Things to Do When It Rains in Singapore
Attractions
Chill Out
Family
Food & Beverages
Furama RiverFront
Gardens By The Bay
Merlion
Nature and outdoors
Shopping
Singapore
Singapore River
Kid Friendly
With at least five hours of sunshine during the day, you and your family will get to spend a lot of quality time outdoors when visiting Singapore. But there’s also an average of 167 rainy days per year, so you need to plan your trip accordingly.
The Art Scene in Singapore
The art scene in Singapore is a diverse and vibrant palette that unites the city’s home-grown talent with the finest names on the South-East Asian and international art scenes. Although it’s well worth starting your exploration of the Singapore art scene in national arts hubs, such as the newly-opened National
Singapore - the Little Asia of Flavours
Cutting-edge architecture, the city of the future, the hub of South-East Asia – these are things we hear regularly about Singapore. But did you know it’s also one of the world’s food capitals? From street food to Michelin-star restaurants, the city offers up an amazing array of flavours. For us,
Secrets of Singapore’s hippest spot: Tiong Bahru
Originally created as a housing estate in the heady days of the 1920s art deco movement, Tiong Bahru has since developed into one of the Singapore’s hippest, yet also most under-visited, areas of the city with its own ambience and sense of community. Spend a day here and you’ll be
Chinese New Year in Singapore
With its large Chinese community Singapore is a fantastic place to experience the colourful Lunar New Year festivities in an authentic family-friendly atmosphere. What’s more, the city certainly knows how to celebrate, putting on a whole host of events to mark the coming of the New Year, from fireworks displays
Orchard Road: A Boulevard of Style and Substance
Orchard Road is a 2.2km stretch of swanky entertainment spots, designer stores, quaint boutiques, luxurious hotels, and resplendent restaurants and cafés. Considered as one of Singapore’s main entertainment spots, the street has been compared with world-famous strips such as London’s Oxford Street and New York’s 5th Avenue.
Explore Along the Singapore River
The Singapore River is a three kilometre river which runs from the Central Area all the way to the Marina Bay area before terminating at the sea. The river is steeped in history and culture, as well as an important factor of Singapore’s thriving economy and tourism industry. The mouth
Shopping in Singapore
With diverse shopping destinations that offer everything from luxury goods to budget products, Singapore is truly a shopper’s paradise. Shopping in Singapore with its dazzling malls, interesting street stalls, boutiques, elaborate avenues, and charming cultural shops is a fabulous experience. You are never too far from a good shopping area.
Top Tips For Business Travelers in Singapore
Singapore is a top destination for business travelers, for many reasons; the destination’s business-savvy economy and increasing popularity over the last few years has made it attractive to many industries. So, if you have to head to Singapore on business, what do you need to know as a traveler?
10 Reasons Why You Should Head for F1 in Singapore
When people talk about the best Grand Prix in Formula 1, there are a few that people always turn their attention to: Brazil, Monaco and Japan being the most famous, for their history, settings and tracks themselves. However, there’s one location which is often overlooked: the Singapore Grand Prix. The
Beware! Your kids will not want to leave these 5 places in Singapore
Affectionately known as the Garden City, Singapore with its vast open areas and lush green spaces has long been a popular destination for a fun-filled family holiday in Southeast Asia. And now, with an abundance of exciting Indoor and outdoor as well as water themed playgrounds, there’s never been a
