the world as i see it | singapore travel blog
Everything is awesome at the first ever Piece of Peace World Tour in Singapore. Armed yourself with the exhibition map and get ready explore over 40 World Heritage Sites including our very own Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Intricately made from ocean debris, including abandoned fishing nets and recycled plastics, these artworks were created as part of conservation of the marine environment.
This little charm is located on the banks of Hoai River. With just 30-room, this boutique hotel is just a block from the ancient town; which makes a perfect base to start exploring the UNESCO heritage site.
To all orchid lovers, the Orchid Extravaganza floral display is back at Gardens by the Bay in celebration of Singapore’s 52nd birthday! You can expect a diverse and colourful floral landscape featuring different species of orchids, including vanda, dendrobium and many more.
Hoi An’s Japanese covered bridge dates back to 1500s is a beautiful historical piece of Japanese architecture.
This sprawling complex was reserved for the royal family in Vietnam. It was built in 1362 and the site has suffered from the effects of 3 wars. Once lavish and opulent, most parts of it are now nothing more than rubble.
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