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Orchard Road
Named after the nutmeg orchards from the 1830’s, this area is the main shopping district of Singapore.
From Orchard Road to City Hall, the streets are lined with sleek, modern shopping centres offering anything from exclusive designer labels and Harajuku-style, street vintage shops to popular food courts and fine restaurants.
Especially packed in the weekends, visitors can escape from the crowds by moving towards Bras Basah Road, where colonial architecture, Singapore Art Museum and National Museum of Singapore can be found.
In December, Orchard is transformed into a Christmas attraction full of photo opportunities with over-the-top yuletide décor and lighting.
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Sentosa Island
Right across the waters from VivoCity, Sentosa Island is a great escapade with some of Singapore’s best beaches.
Arguably the best way to get to Sentosa, the cable car offers you stunning scenery from all sides.
At Underwater World, marvel at stingrays gliding by just inches above you.
Up on the Merlion, enjoy the breathtaking 360-degree view before heading to the famous Song of the Sea, a mesmerising evening show with plenty of creative effects.
A monorail brings you everywhere with ease.
Sentosa is also home to resorts, spas and is expecting a Universal Studios theme park in 2010.
Hotels Sentosa Island
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Hotel Supreme
Situated in Orchard’s lively commercial district, Hotel Supreme offers affordable accommodation with free parking. It is a 15-minute stroll from Somerset MRT Station and major shopping malls along Orchard Road.
Supreme Hotel is within a 10-minute drive from the iconic buildings and heritage sites at the Marina Bayfront and the Central Business District. It is a 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport.
Simply furnished rooms are equipped with all the necessary amenities such as an attached bathroom with shower facilities and a hairdryer. A safe, TV and fridge are also provided.
Offering 24-hour reception and Wi-Fi, the hotel can provide laundry and currency exchange services. Day trips exploring Singapore’s sights can also be arranged.
Start the day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel’s cafeteria. Numerous eating options are within walking distance of the hotel.
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Bintan Lagoon Resort
Overlooking the South China Sea, Bintan Lagoon Resort offers accommodation with cable TV, a spa, an outdoor pool and 11 dining options. It is a 55-minute ferry ride from Singapore.
Rooms at the Bintan Lagoon Resort are air conditioned and come with a private bathroom, safe, fridge, and tea/coffee maker. Bathrobes, slippers and free bottled water are provided.
Massages, facial and body treatments are available at the Bintan Day Spa. Guests can enjoy water sports including jet skiing, sailing and surfing. Souvenirs are sold at a gift shop.
Asian and Western cuisines are served at the various restaurants. The resort features evening live entertainment, a Karaoke bar, cocktail lounges and a night club.
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Singapore Flyer Sky Dining Enjoy a wonderful 90-minute fine-dining experience with panoramic views aboard the Singapore Flyer, the world's largest observation wheel. It towers above Singapore's iconic landmarks - Marina Bay, Singapore River, Raffles Place financial district - and features the world's first full-butler dinner service in the sky. You'll make two complete ...
Silkair to fly to Darwin SilkAir, the regional wing of Singapore Airlines, will begin direct air services between Singapore and Darwin, Australia on 26 March 2012, subject to regulatory approvals.
The capital city of the Northern Territory will be the airline's first destination in Australia.
Schedule:
MI802 Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun Singapore 1930hrs Darwin 0145hrs + ...
Oasia Hotel in Singapore Opens Executive Floor with its Own Pool Oasia Hotel Singapore, the newest hotel under Far East Hospitality, has opened its Executive Lounge, The Living Room, on the 22nd floor of the property.
The Lounge provides a private living room and swimming pool for exclusive use by Club Room and Club Suite guests.
Oasia Hotel Singapore
Oasia Hotel Singapore is a stylish 4-star hotel connected ...
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Another Oriental paean to the west, this ultra-modern city of soaring
skyscrapers and commercial efficiency is the world's busiest port and
often ridiculed for its sterility. But behind the spotlessly clean
streets and sanitized shopping malls it's a cultural melting pot - home
to hundreds of different Asian peoples who fuse languages and looks and
food and religion to create an exciting, vibrant whole. Sure, Singapore
doesn't have the edginess of Bangkok or the style of Hong Kong but, like
Tokyo, its tradition is still intact - just well hidden. Add to the
Oriental mix some colonial British history such as at Raffles, the
world's most famous hotel, and the visitor never lacks for variety or
places to drink in. And all on an island barely 26 miles long. Singapore
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Singapore Weather & Climate
Singapore's climate is warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from 23
degree Celsius to 31 degree Celsius. This makes it ideal for those who enjoy
sunbathing, swimming, sailing, and other water sports. For those who do not
enjoy the tropical climate, Singapore is sheltered from the worst effects of
the sun with air-conditioning in almost all of its buildings, including
restaurants. Rain falls throughout the year with more consistent rain during
the monsoon season from November to January. Showers are usually sudden and
heavy, but brief and refreshing.
Map of Mass Rapid Transit MRT (Subway) Singapore
The Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is a modern, air-conditioned
passenger train service with stations all over the city. There are two main
lines - one from Marina Bay to Jurong East via Woodlands and the other from
Changi Airport to Boon Lay. Obtain a copy of A Quick Guide to MRT Travel
from the Station Control Rooms in all MRT stations. For more information on
both the MRT and bus services, you can refer to the TransitLink Guide which
is available at SGD 1.50 in most MRT stations and bus interchanges as well
as at major bookstores.
Frequency - Trains operate at intervals of between two and a half minutes
and eight minutes from 5:30 am until 12:30 am daily. Check at respective MRT
stations for precise train arrival/departure timings.
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