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12-03-2014, 11:30 AM
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Top five things to do in Singapore
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Nab some delicious food on Boon Tat St.
By Megan Singleton
3:00 PM Wednesday Mar 12, 2014
Shop Orchard Rd
True shoppers, you'll need a day here. This 2.2km road is lined with luxury and high-street brands, bars and restaurants. Stay at Grand Park Orchard, around the corner from Top Shop.
Visit Gardens by the Bay
This multimillion-dollar eco garden project has 16 steel super-trees which are embedded with plants from rainforest to desert. Free light and sound show at 7.45pm and 8.45pm.
Night Safari
Kids and adults will love the Night Safari. The park opens at 7.30pm and begins with a Creatures of the Night show featuring nocturnal cats and other wildlife. Then hop on a tram and spy on the animals that come out to play.
Eat Satay
If you love peanut satay skewers then eat on Boon Tat St. Several satay huts line the street, which is closed to traffic each evening, and plastic tables and chairs dot the tarseal. Satays by the hundreds are hand cooked over coals and the smell is amazing. At 60c a stick, you'd be hard pressed to spend more than $15 on dinner.
Dempsey Hill
The former British Army barracks is now a hipster hangout with colonial-inspired bars and restaurants. Visit Chop Suey for dim sum.
For more from Megan, see bloggeratlarge.com.
The writer travelled as a guest of Singapore Airlines.
By Megan Singleton
- NZ Herald
Copyright ©2014, APN Holdings NZ Limited
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Top five things to do in Singapore
http://media.nzherald.co.nz/webcontent/image/jpg/201411/d39841a03a345358df177ec0641548105cdb95c3_220x141.j pg
Nab some delicious food on Boon Tat St.
By Megan Singleton
3:00 PM Wednesday Mar 12, 2014
Shop Orchard Rd
True shoppers, you'll need a day here. This 2.2km road is lined with luxury and high-street brands, bars and restaurants. Stay at Grand Park Orchard, around the corner from Top Shop.
Visit Gardens by the Bay
This multimillion-dollar eco garden project has 16 steel super-trees which are embedded with plants from rainforest to desert. Free light and sound show at 7.45pm and 8.45pm.
Night Safari
Kids and adults will love the Night Safari. The park opens at 7.30pm and begins with a Creatures of the Night show featuring nocturnal cats and other wildlife. Then hop on a tram and spy on the animals that come out to play.
Eat Satay
If you love peanut satay skewers then eat on Boon Tat St. Several satay huts line the street, which is closed to traffic each evening, and plastic tables and chairs dot the tarseal. Satays by the hundreds are hand cooked over coals and the smell is amazing. At 60c a stick, you'd be hard pressed to spend more than $15 on dinner.
Dempsey Hill
The former British Army barracks is now a hipster hangout with colonial-inspired bars and restaurants. Visit Chop Suey for dim sum.
For more from Megan, see bloggeratlarge.com.
The writer travelled as a guest of Singapore Airlines.
By Megan Singleton
- NZ Herald
Copyright ©2014, APN Holdings NZ Limited
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?177021-Top-five-things-to-do-in-Singapore-(according-to-a-Kiwi)&goto=newpost).