Things You Can Explore In Singapore

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Singapore brings to mind high end shopping and exquisite dining destinations. But what do you do after that? If you’re drawing a blank, then don’t worry. There are places that very few tourists explore. Explore a part of Far East tour packages to your heart’s content – choose these destinations as part of you Singapore tourism.

So what do you do when you’ve chosen Singapore from the many Far East tourism packages? The usual places that any tourist goes to? There are priceless gems you should not miss. Start with the Botanical Garden in Singapore. The famous National Orchid Garden displays an excellent collection of 1000 species of orchids and 2000 species of orchid hybrids. Open from 5 AM for your convenience, start the day with a visit and enjoy nature at her early morning best. After a refreshing walk, go on to the Ritz-Carlton to admire the priceless modern and contemporary pieces of art which are completely free for you to view. And then? Feel a slice of late 19th century Singapore at the Chinatown heritage centre – authentic lifestyles reproductions from the late 19th and early 20th century will dazzle ...
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Take advance of availability of electronics. Shop to your heart’s content from the large range of brands and products, which are mostly squished into the Funan Digitalife mall and the Sim Lim square. These are places to quench your desire for any kind of electronic good. Then pop in at Haji lane, to find any number of fabrics and cloths. Clothes and home accessories like curtains, table mats and so on are available for you to choose from. Ride on the Singapore Flyer – the largest Ferris wheel in the world. You’ll find that the 30 minute ride will give you a feeling that almost all of your Singapore tourism has been squeezed into that half an hour!

Explore the White Rabbit. You’ll find that it includes restaurants, bars, art galleries and spas – all crammed into the same building. It used to be a barracks for British army was holed up here. It was later renovated and reused to attract tourists. While shopping and relaxing is good here, there’s another place to go to for a foodie. Street food you crave can be fount at Geylang. If you feel there’s something left out of the Far East holiday packages, then wrap it up well. To end your day, enjoy the night life – head towards Zouk. You’ll find that a real party happens here. So, now that you have an itinerary from morning to night – be sure to enjoy Singapore tourism!
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Ninad Chaudhari works as a Web UI Designer / Developer with Cox & Kings. He is also a digital photographer. Ninad's portfolio includes albums of far east holiday packages, especially Singapore tourism.