Affectionately known as the “Lion City”, “Garden City” and the “Little Red Dot”, Singapore is a fantastic place to visit for a holiday. This tiny island is filled with more things than you would expect. From a food trail to cultural attractions and astonishing sights, trust us when we say that you will be in for a wild ride. Be it your...
As much as you love your children, you can surely admit that as parents, it gets a little tedious searching for new places to bring your children to for some fresh entertainment. And it would definitely be better if the activity helps your child to release some pent-up energy as well. In Singapore’s ever so sweltering heat, a visit to water...
Located at Gambas Avenue in between Woodlands Avenue 12 and Sembawang Road, Sembawang Hot Spring is the only natural hot spring on the little red dot of Singapore. Believed to have healing powers and various health benefits, it is with much pity that there are plans in the works to fully convert the area around the hot spring into a...
Photo Credit: SGnow Fort Canning Park is definitely the place to be at this coming Saturday. “Weekends in the Park” is the first of a series of fun-filled activities that aims to enrich the mind and soul, whilst being in touch with nature. This all-day event involves a range of activities that include wellness activities and even cooking demonstrations. The...
As the journey to being a “City in a Garden” continues on for Singapore since it started in 1963, there has been much progress—the little red dot is filled with many gardens and parks that is a stark contrast against its skyscrapers. Neighbourhood estates have the best parks as it is where residents retreat to for a long quiet stroll...
Photo Credit: Today There is a roving Instagram exhibition happening this month at different locations in the city that showcases life in Singapore through the lens of various Instagrammers. Mad About Singapore 2016 is a collaboration between InstaSG and the National Youth Council aims to promote the distinctiveness of Singaporeans, the unique landscape, local food and culture by reaching out through social...
You would probably have seen many beautiful images of MacRitchie Reservoir Park’s TreeTop Walk on your Instagram feed. The 250-metre long freestanding suspension bridge – standing at 25 metres above forest floor – cuts through the lush greenery of Singapore’s oldest reservoir and boasts gorgeous panoramic views of the surrounding forests. Before you plan a trip to TreeTop Walk, you ought...