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Highlights from the Singapore Botanical Garden
Blog: Living the Dream: RTW - 6 May 2012
When thinking of Singapore, everyone's first thoughts are always about the country being a small city-state. It is true, Singapore is small. We drove across the entire country in a taxi in about 15 minutes, to put i
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How To Get Cheap Flights To Asia
Blog: My Little Nomads - 5 May 2012
How To Find Cheap Tickets To Asia and Save Money On Fares Continue reading →Related Links: How To Find Good Hotels Online and Save Money The Very Best Beaches in Thailand Southeast Asia With Kids – The Best Places To Go
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Picture Perfect: Singapore Botanical Gardens and Orchid Garden
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 18 April 2012
This post is part of an ongoing series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. [...]
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Singapore Blur: Photo Essay
Blog: Snarky Tofu - 23 March 2012
Blur: Singlish Usage: Used to describe someone as rather inept or in a world of his own. May also be used to describe the feeling of being dazed.From Talking Cock: Singapore - English DictionaryI dropped my 18-55 lens on the Hostel floor at the Betelbox yesterday, blurry from an afternoon nap. The glass filter I'd bought this Monday shattered inside the lens cap, a very worrying sound. Picking out the shards I cut my finger. There was a worrying rattle coming from the lens, which still worked.
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Fine Dining Experience at Marina Bay Sands Celebrity Restaurants – Santi and Guy Savoy
Blog: PassportChop.com Travel Blog - Reviews, Travel Experiences - 11 March 2012
As part of Marina Bay Sands’ Ultimate Gastronomic Discovery, PassportChop.com had the opportunity to sample some of the best fine dining fares in Singapore with celebrity restaurants – SANTI, Guy Savoy and db Bistro Moderne.
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Asian Street Food Battle!
Blog: Snarky Tofu - 2 March 2012
So much for shifting gears from food to bicycles! Just logged in for a quick minute to check email.
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Affordable Hotels In Singapore
Blog: My Little Nomads - 29 February 2012
The best budget hotels in Singapore. Continue reading → Popular Articles on My Little Nomads: How To Find The Best Hotel Deals Online
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Albert Court Village Hotel – Stay Village and Discover with Trishaw Tour
Blog: PassportChop.com Travel Blog - Reviews, Travel Experiences - 12 February 2012
Location is one of the most important factors in determining accommodations during our trips. In that aspect, Albert Court Village Hotel scores very highly especially for tourists who would like to experience Singapore’s multi-cultural enclaves.
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Top Family Friendly Things to Do with Kids in Singapore
Blog: The Q Family Adventures Travel Blog - 27 January 2012
Summer break is still months away but it’s never too soon to start planning.
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Luxurious Gastronomic Discovery at Marina Bay Sands with Asia’s Dining Destination Package
Blog: PassportChop.com Travel Blog - Reviews, Travel Experiences - 18 December 2011
Imagine a luxurious staycation at Marina Bay Sands where you get to not only dine at one of Marina Bay Sands’ celebrity restaurants but also check out the kitchens of various celebrity chef restaurants to understand the secret behind their worldwide success.
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Soak in the Christmas spirit
Blog: nateniale { reflections on my travels and everything else I love } - 18 December 2011
{ Singapore - December 2011 } While I do not celebrate Christmas, I love the idea that Christmas conjure up in my mind - beautiful golden balls, sparkling lights, powdery snow, crackling warm fireplace, Christmas trees, mistletoe, sharing of gifts, and of course, the big fat man with a long white beard. Well, these, I have to admit, are probably from all the American movies and TV series that I have seen, but I love it anyway.
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Brightly lit up Christmas trees
Blog: nateniale { reflections on my travels and everything else I love } - 16 December 2011
{ Singapore - December 2011 } Singapore may be in the tropics, and the weather is hot and humid with lots of rain, but that does not stop this tiny red dot from going all out with Christmas decorations. You just need to take a walk down Orchard Road to soak in the atmosphere. There are so many beautifully decorated trees along the festive road, that I lost count after awhile. Love how each of them are so different, and yet unmistakably Christmassy!
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The elephants are parading on the streets!
Blog: nateniale { reflections on my travels and everything else I love } - 14 December 2011
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Singapore: more than mere commerce
Blog: itinerant - 1 December 2011
SOTA: The School of the Arts, Singapore I've been walking ten days in the grid Singapore calls its Art & Heritage District.
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Travelling Like a Local with Wimdu at Brussels Le Lys d’ Or Guest House
Blog: PassportChop.com Travel Blog - Reviews, Travel Experiences - 30 November 2011
For our next leg of our honeymoon trip in Brussels, Belgium, we were hosted by Wimdu at the Le Lys d’ Or Guest House – a charming, beautiful apartment in Wimdu’s inventory of houses for short-term rental in Brussels.
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Novotel Hotel Clarke Quay Staycation
Blog: PassportChop.com Travel Blog - Reviews, Travel Experiences - 25 November 2011
Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay boasts one of the most magnificent and unobstructed views of the meandering Singapore River, the spectacular city skyline and the lush greenery of Fort Canning Park.
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10 Must-See Destinations for Backpackers in Southeast Asia
Blog: GoBackpacking - 22 November 2011
This is a guest post by Will Peach. outheast Asia casts an allure like no other. From pristine beaches to bustling cities and everything in between, this magical part of the world is hugely popular with backpackers the world over. Picking a top 10 of must see destinations from Southeast Asia is no easy feat. [...]
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Art with a Twist
Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 4 November 2011
As we leave Singapore, we thought we would share a picture of this rather bizarre statue we found behind the Ion Mall on Orchard Road. You’ve got to hand it to an artist who isn’t afraid to emphasize so much crotch
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Singapore: What a Dollar Can Buy You
Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 2 November 2011
It’s almost needless to say, but one dollar doesn’t buy you much in Southeast Asia’s most expensive country. The transition coming from neighboring Malaysia happens fast and is a shock to the penny-pinching system. Bigger and glitzier malls, cleaner streets, fancier clothes, and – most notable to us – much higher prices. As Tony mentioned [...]
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Singapore’s Fabulous Food
Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 31 October 2011
Are you in the Halloween mood for pancreatic tissue, liver cells and stomach lining in a hearty broth? If the answer is yes, you will feel right at home in Singapore where locals seem to dig exotic pig organ soup. But not to worry. Even culinary wimps who don’t want to venture too far into [...]
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Excuse Me, That’s not a Door
Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 29 October 2011
Thomas claims he was trying to get into the new Abercrombie & Fitch on Orchard Road. Hmmmmm! He explains that it had something to do with a mistranslation of the German word “Hosenladen”!?!?! But seriously, this rather risqué three-story ad highlights just how far we’ve come from neighboring Malaysia where, while reading National Geographic magazine, [...]
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Travelling Like a Local with Wimdu at Amsterdam Canal House Apartment
Blog: PassportChop.com Travel Blog - Reviews, Travel Experiences - 26 October 2011
During our last trip to Budapest, Hungary, we discovered an affordable and convenient accommodation alternative to hotels – Apartments! Compared to hotels, apartments offer more in terms of privacy, space and convenience without burning a huge hole in our pockets.
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Singapore for Budgeteers
Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 26 October 2011
For those with money, Singapore feels like an unending list of awesome things to do. Stroll along the Marina Bay Sands’ unbelievable SkyPark balanced across the tops of three adjacent skyscrapers. Take in the exhibition of Salvador Dali’s works at the ArtScience Museum. Or better yet, Van Gogh’s. Try the G-MAX Reverse Bungee or the [...]
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Statues at a Hindu Temple in Singapore
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 25 October 2011
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel photos.
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10 Mouthwatering National Dishes from Southeast Asia
Blog: GoBackpacking - 24 October 2011
1. Indonesia - Nasi Padang Due to the vast spread out archipelago of Indoneisa, it’s almost impossible to label a real national dish for the entire country. I’ve just gone ahead and mentioned a normal everyday meal of Nasi Padang that consists of a plate of rice topped with a choice of dishes. When I was [...]
