Singapore may not be like Paris or London, but do not underestimate the arts scene on this island. Despite its small size, Singapore has a thriving arts industry, which includes the fine arts and performing arts, amongst others. While Sydney has the Sydney Opera House, Singapore has the Esplanade – Theatres by the Bay. While

Singapore is quite a small country – condensed enough to travel end to end in forty-five minutes. Still, the sight of the island nation from above is a special one, and for those who are interested in an even quicker and more picturesque form of transportation – whether for business or pleasure – a helicopter

If you are a fan of Chinese cuisine, then living in Singapore will bring you much happiness as Chinese dishes are found in abundance here. You can easily find Chinese restaurants serving up dishes from the different regions of China, ranging from traditional Dim Sum to the popular Chinese favourite, Kung Po chicken. In this

Being a multi-cultural society, it is no surprise that Singaporeans celebrate a variety of festivals in accordance to religious and cultural traditions. In Singapore, a festive celebration means more than just a public holiday, it also means that people from different races and communities are able to witness the celebrating community’s rites and rituals, and

Singapore is well-known to be an expensive city, and can chew through your budget within a few days. Many tourists stick to the beaten path and only visit the same few overpriced attractions. However, Singapore’s real charm requires little to no money to uncover – so mingle with the locals and find out how to

You most probably have heard of the world famous Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, but did you know that Singapore has one of the largest free-flying aviaries in the world? Spanning over 20.2 hectares of land, Jurong Bird Park, which is the largest in Asia, is home to over 5,000 birds, varying across 380 different

With the growing number of people in Singapore, it is no surprise that taking the public transport can mean that you have to jostle with the crowd – especially during the peak-hours, before and after work. While in many countries, buying a car would be a feasible mode of transportation. In Singapore, it is a

It is no surprise that in a country where eating is considered a passion, that there would be a festival specifically for food. Since 1994, Singaporeans have been enjoying the Singapore Food Festival, which features the best dishes, whipped up by renowned local and international chefs. This year, be sure to mark the 12th to

In Singapore, the thought of taking a dip in the open sea may not be that appealing for many, mainly due to the fact that the seawater is nowhere close to being blue, green or clear. Unfortunately, Singapore is not as blessed as its neighbouring countries, such as Malaysia and Indonesia (Bali) when it comes