“Cruise to Nowhere” was a bittersweet experience. Although there may no longer be one active today since leisure travel has recovered to its pre-pandemic trend, it was indeed a reminder of what we had almost lost as well as a symbol of hope for what could be. We learned to adapt, to find joy in the unexpected, and to cherish the moments of connection and adventure, no matter how short-lived they could be.
I am not a Formula 1 Grand Prix fanatic, and fast cars going around in lapses is not really my thing. But when I got invited to the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix practice session with a Paddock Club pass, I would say that perks are perks, and fancy is fancy. So I put on my most bewildered smile and dove headfirst into the world of high-octane glamour, secretly hoping for a selfie with McLaren’s Charles Leclerc.
If you're looking for a place to celebrate a birthday with a blend of intimacy and vibrant energy, Jypsy is the place to be. The food is phenomenal, the atmosphere is electric, and the Marina Bay backdrop provides a stunning setting for an unforgettable evening. And despite the bustling surroundings, Jypsy manages to create an intimate haven where you can truly connect with your loved one and celebrate in style. So, grab your special someone, make that reservation, and prepare to be swept away by the magic of Jypsy and the bustling heart of Marina Bay.
Traveling is no excuse for neglecting your health. ActiveSG makes it easy to stay active, even when you're on the go. Singapore may be known for its futuristic skyline, but its vibrant fitness scene is just as impressive. All you really need it to step outside your comfort zone and discover a new way to explore this amazing city.
Maybe I'm just forgetful, but it seriously felt like discovering a whole new world. And let me tell you, this particular spot? Total Instagram gold. The indoor waterfall, the lush greenery... it's basically a tropical paradise under a glass dome.
Singapore, being a technology and business hub, is definitely not moving away from living with nature. Home of several nature parks and gardens, Singapore indeed envisions the combination of urban living and the natural habitat. Last weekend, we went to one of the preserved forested areas in the city to breathe some fresh air (despite... Continue Reading →
Singapore is a concrete jungle in every aspect (infrastructure, transportation, etc.) but this part of the country seems to be behind the fast-pace way of life... An island, 15-min-boatride away from the east, where the remaining traditional kampong (village) can be found... This is Pulau Ubin.
Posting Date: 2012 When you talk about Singapore, Sentosa has always been with the name. Located about 15minutes (Sing$2.10 MRT fare from Boon Keng to HarbourFront and Sing$3.00 Sentosa Express fare) away from Singapore City center, this reclaimed island is the home of the inimitable combination of exciting themed attractions. As people say,... Continue Reading →
Night 1 2000HRS- Check-in at NAIA 3 Don’t forget to prepare Php 1625.00 (Sing$ 46.43) for the airport tax. I really don’t know how our airport terminal management computed for this amount, but based on the essential info I got, Singapore charges only Sing$ 21.00 per passenger. Anyway, aside from the airport... Continue Reading →
As promised I will give you the itinerary of our 4-nights, 3-days stay in Singapore. But first, let me tell you some tips with regards to purchasing your airfare tickets, choosing the place to stay, where to have your meals and how to get around the city. Airfare: I’m the type of person who... Continue Reading →
To be featured soon on http://www.laaganadventures.com...Laagan's Sing$650.00 (Php23,000) way to Singapore (4nights, 3days)...including Air Fare, Accomodations, Meals, Amusement Parks Passes and Mall-strolls...please click here to read the articleWhat best way could a traveller enjoy? Well, that's having fun in a lesser expense... Singapore has never failed to excite their tourists. That's why it is the most... Continue Reading →
