Experience Peranakan
Singapore itself is a multicultural kaleidoscope. Like any other communities, the Peranakan is unique and rich in culture as well. The terminology of the word Peranakan mean ‘descendent’ is a…
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The “Pandastic Two”, Kai Kai and Jia Jia
Ever since its arrival in September, Panda has been the talk of the town lately. For those who can’t wait for the giant pandas to make its public debut on…
Glowing Midnight Supertrees
Knowing that Singapore heat is unbearable, the idea of enjoying the shade of a tree is quite appealing. Realisation to be the garden city, the sprawling 250 acre Gardens by…
Merlion’s 40th Birthday
After months of facelift, the Merlion, an iconic tourism mascot celebrates her 40th birthday. To mark the occasion, it has been carefully restored and now reopens to the public with…
Treasures of the Aga Khan Museum: Architecture in Islamic Arts
I find this as an exclusive treat. Little did we know that Islamic architecture has been dominating in huge territory across 40 Muslims contemporary countries. The rising of Islamic culture…
Harry Potter: The Exhibition
For those wizardry fans out there, here’s your chance to get up close and personal look at the artistry and craftsmanship in Harry Potter: The Exhibition. Authentic artifacts are displayed…
Reminiscing of the Old Malayan Railway
Tanjong Pagar Railway Station is a prominent landmark Singapore. Once owned by the government of Malaysia, was build in 1932 to serve as railway passengers and cargo transportation to and…
HortPark – The Gardening Hub
Known as a garden city, believe it or not, Singapore has over 300 parks and almost 50 per cent of the country is covered by greenery. As part of the initiative…
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