

How you get to Sentosa.

There are cable cars to transfer you to the island. Ticket will be selling at counter which
is quiet expensive for the round trip ticket.

I was there when everything was not complete yet. So I missed my chance to
visit The Universal
Studio there.

On sentosa island, you can see a bigger version of merlion

This free bus will bring you around the the interesting places

I'm really interested to see how the beach there look like. So I went there
swimming for an hour before going back to the downtown.
From the picture, the beach does not look really nice but this how
Singaporean people can enjoy their weekend here.


I went back to downtown to buy some souvenirs for friends.

below picture is "Little India" where Singaporean indian community lives.

Found a random chinese temple in china town

Clarke quay
this place is the highlight of Singapore nightlife
where you can find lots of bars and restaurants.

I found a street ice cream cart at night and tried one mint ice cream.

what I got for friends in Bangkok


The night before leaving the airport.


Some tips and suggestions for traveling
– Singapore is one of the safest places in the world. No need to worry with
a scammer, because they have cameras around the city and if you lost your bag.
You’ll get it in an hour.
– Smoking is prohibited in the majority of indoor locations in Singapore.
Don’t try to do it because they will fine you with a big amout of money.
(gum too)
– Take the Singapore MRT to go to places. The most easiest and fastest way to
travel in here.
– Don’t challenge yourself by rent a bicycle to drive around the city.
It’s not a good idea.
– On this tiny island, you’ll not find many activites besides shopping.
– Public bath spots in Singapore men go naked. My first culture shock
experience. I was asking myself like “Do Singaporean men like to see
each other naked??” hahaha
– In the down town is very clean, very urban and a unique mix of Asian and
western culture. Everyone speaks English. There’s no trouble getting around.
Where you shouldn’t miss
-Sentosa
-Clarke Quay ( for party)
-the Raffles Hotel “It’s the one of the most famous hotels in the world.
It’s a Singapore landmark established in 1887, the colonial-era hotel with a rich
history is well known for its period architecture, luxurious accommodation and
has won numerous accolades over the years.”
– Merlion
What you shouldn’t do here
– In my opinion i don’t think that the beach in sentosa is clean enough to swim but you can do it if you like.
I arrived the airport here in the afternoon. From here you can take a taxi or airport link to your destination.
More about Singapore :
http://www.aokto.com/countries/singapore/ |