Singapore

The East Coast of Singapore is largely residential and most visitors traverse it on their way to and from Changi Airport. However, Singaporeans look at the East Coast in a different light. Read More...

Batam is a small yet charming Indonesian island, strategically located close to the Malacca Strait and Singapore. Only 45 minutes by ferry from Singapore. Read More...

With its pristine beaches and unspoiled natural beauty, Bitan, an idyllic retreat, has enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years amongst Singaporeans due to the island’s close proximity. Read More...

Bukit Timah Road is the longest road in Singapore, stretching from Little India in the South to Upper Bukit Timah Road in the North stopping short of the Malaysian border. Read More...

Chinatown is divided into four main districts, namely Kreta Ayer, Telok Ayer, Tanjong Pagar and Bukit Pasoh, but the centre of activities revolves around Smith and Pagoda Streets.  Read More...

Singapore’s nightlife scene is concentrated around the river. Old shop-houses and Chinese junks of Clarke Quay and Boat Quay have been converted into chic pubs, restaurants and nightclubs. Read More...

Geylang Serai lies on east coast of Singapore and is home to the Malay community. Being the original inhabitants of Singapore, the Malays have kept their culture alive and vibrant. Read More...

Bugis and Kampong Glam are two colourful districts, full of shops, restaurants, bazaars and markets located north of the Singapore River and not far from the city centre. Read More...

A vibrant commercial centre for the Indian community spreading out along Serangoon Rd, Little India is one of Singapore's most colourful districts. Read More...

Marina area and City Centre scopes the areas from central up to southern part of the main island, where Chimes, a popular dining, shopping and entertainment site stands.  Read More...

The island’s foremost retail hub and hotel belt, Orchard Road is equally renowned for its dining scene. Modern shopping centres and hotels boast a wide slew of dining options. Read More...

Besides the theme-park delights and luxury hotels of Sentosa Island, Singapore has several outlying islands that are less developed and more tranquil. Read More...