I think it's safe to say that Singapore is the most expensive country to live in Southeast Asia. In general, the Southeast Asia region is pretty cheap compared to other…
As an avid runner staying in Singapore, I'm quite content with the number of running places in this tiny red dot. There are at least 60 parks around the island,…
Every country has different requirements about what visitors can and can't bring into the country. As a strict country, Singapore has a long list of items that they absolutely don't…
Who can live and travel without data SIM card? I CAN’T. SIM card is my second priority when I arrive in a new country, after local currency. Having a local…
As a travel writer who shares her travel experiences with people around the world through her blog, I always aim to write useful information to help travelers make informed decisions.…
‘Tis the season to be jolly! Ho ho ho! It’s the time of the year when you hear Christmas carols everytime you go out to the shopping malls. It’s the…
What is Adventure Cove Waterpark? It is a water theme park in Sentosa island that has slides, rides, obstacle courses, wave pool, water playground and so many more exciting stuff. …
The Canopy Park in Jewel brings back all the fun of a playground that most adults have forgotten. The word Jewel in Changi Airport is always associated with the picture…
If you are that last-minute guy/gal who always arrive at the airport just in time before the check-in counter closes, I recommend that you arrive much earlier if you’re flying out from Changi Airport. I’ll tell you why.
There are SO many things to do in Changi Airport! And don’t worry if you’re on a tight budget, the most awesome places are free anyway. No wonder it’s the world’s best airport according to Skytrax in 2019!
Because I’m an ambitious traveller, I did what I should do. I spent a lot of time at the airport, trying to compile an enormous list of things to do in Changi Airport. The list is divided into 5 main categories according to their location: Jewel, Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 and Terminal 4.
The list includes FREE things to do as well as things that require money. It also includes both Transit Area (i.e. inside departure gate where only flying passengers are allowed to enter) and Public Area (i.e. area where everyone can access, regardless whether they’re flying or not). (more…)
Off the beaten path? Check. Non-touristy? Without a doubt. Cheap? Yes, yes, yes.
Pulau Ubin is a small island (about 10sqm in size) located at the north east of Singapore. Even though it is part of Singapore, Pulau Ubin doesn’t look a tiny bit like Singapore! It is said that Pulau Ubin is a reflection of Singapore in the 1960s.