That's not all! part one

That's not all Singapore has to offer!

Come 2010, Singapore will see the official opening of two of the most highly-anticipated integrated resorts of the year, Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands.

Resorts World Sentosa is in development stages on the island of Sentosa, off the southern coats of Singapore. Developed by Genting International, this S$6.59 billion (US$4.93 billion) destination will be home to Southeast Asia's FIRST AND ONLY Universal Studios theme park, as well as the world's LARGEST oceanarium. Resorts World Sentosa also hold six luxury hotels (1,800 rooms in total), all furnished according to a different theme, as well as full conference and meeting facilities.

The integrated resort which will occupy over 49 hectres of land is divided into three zones, central, east and west.

(Right) The Crockfords Tower (Left) Hotel Michael

In the central zone lies the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) facilities, an unparalleled array of world-class retail and dining options at FestiveWalk, street performances and art displays at Bull Ring and Crane Dance, Le Vie, the resident theatre extravaganza of Resorts World Sentosa, and four of six hotels, including the super luxurious all-suites hotel Crockford Towers (which will be home to the resort's casino), and the one and only Hotel Michael, designed by US architectural legend Michael Graves.

The west zone holds the remaining two hotels, Equarius Hotel, and Spa Villas, as well as the Equarius Water Park, Marine Life Park, and The Spa by ESPA.

Equarius Hotel

The Equarius Hotel is situated at the border of Sentosa's lush, verdant forests, located near the Equarius Water Park, a water themed park with rides, slides and pools, cradled underneath the canopy of a tropical rainforest.

The coastal Spa Villas, made up of over thirty villas floating on a lagoon, is the ideal getaway destination for those looking for abit of peace and tranquility, for those who need a well-earned rest, for weddings, for honeymoons. Completed by world class spa operator ESPA's award winning wellness center, the Spa Villa is an exclusive sanctuary where guests can pamper and recharge. The Spa's unique offerings include lifestyle coaching, nutrition management, stress management, general health and fitness, post-operative rehabilitation, complementary therapies, thalassotherapy and interactive dolphin therapy programmes.

Spanning 8 hectares, the Marine Life Park will be the world's largest oceanarium, holding over 700,000 fishes and 20 million gallons of water. The programme allows guests a chance to admire dolphins up close, and even dive with and feed fearsome tiger sharks. A shallow wading pool gives both children and grown-ups a closer interaction with various reef fish and corals. A quality entertaining and educational experience for kids and adults alike.

The Maritime Xperiential Museum will take visitors back in time to one of the greatest adventures in history. The museum will house a 360-degree multimedia theatre where visitors can trace the history of the maritime Silk Route from the 9th to the 19th century, through an interactive, multi-sensory process.
In the east zone sits the Universal Studios theme park, South-east Asia's first and only Universal Studios theme park. It will occupy 20 hectares of space, and consists of 24 attractions and rides, 18 of which will be originally or specially adapted for Singapore. The theme park is divided into seven areas - Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Far Far Away, and Madagascar. At Universal Studios Singapore®, you will be inspired and delighted by unique entertainment experiences that bring the silver screen to life.

That's not all! part two

Marina Bay Sands will house the first casino in Singapore, in development stages by one of the biggest gaming companies, Las Vegas Sands, at Marina South in Central Singapore.

The total cost of the development is placed at S$8.0 billion.

Marina Bay Sands will feature three 55 storey hotel towers. The three towers will be linked by a 1 hectare sky terrace. In front of the three towers will be a Theatre Block, a Convention and Exhibition Facilities Block, as well as the Casino Block, which will have up to 1 000 gaming tables and 1 400 slot machines. Its roof will be retractable, providing a waterfall through the roof of collected rainwater when closed in the day and treating audiences to laser shows when opened at night. The Art-Science Museum will be ready by early-2010.

The Marina Bay Sands will be a MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) destination unlike any other, a winning combination of flexible convention and exhibition amenities, providing luxury hotels, world-class entertainment and dining, convenience and networking opportunities for international delegates.

Situated in central Singapore makes for easy access into the city's Central Business District, as well as numerous other hotels. The exhibition and convention facilities will house

•a modern exhibition hall which can host approximately 2,000 exhibition booths;

•a flexible Convention Centre comprising 250 meeting rooms with capacity for over 45,000 delegates; and

•a majestic grand ballroom of more than 8,000 square meters with a seating capacity for 6,600 persons for a banquet, 7,000 persons for a stage performance, or 11,000 persons for an auditorium-style lecture.

The Museum’s lotus-inspired design lends an iconic presence to Singapore’s waterfront and is a symbolic gesture of welcome to guests from all over the world. Visitors will be inspired by the blockbuster exhibitions from around the world.

The museum’s unique roof is specially designed to channel rainwater through the centre atrium of the building as a waterfall. At night, the same roof transforms into an amphitheatre, enthralling audiences with great light and laser shows and fireworks with the city in the background.

With all these exciting surprises waiting for you next year, how can you possibly pass up the chance to visit Singapore? Visit Singapore now!

VivoCity

Officially opened in 1 December 2006, VivoCity is the largest shopping mall in Singapore. It is located in the HarbourFront district. According to Mapletree Chairman (Developer and Owner) Edmund Cheng, VivoCity "evokes a lifestyle experience that is modern, stimulating and accessible to everyone, a place bubbling with energy and flowing with vitality". At the end of the first week after its official opening, the mall had recorded nearly a million visitors. Since 2006, VivoCity has also served as the official venue for the live televised countdown to the New Year.

Special Features:
Golden Village Vivocity (cinema) – Singapore’s largest multiplex
The mall holds Singapore's largest cinema multiplex with 15 screens and 2,293 seats, managed by the cinema operator Golden Village, along with one of the largest cinema screens in Asia.


Rooftop water feature in Sky Park
It is as big as about 4 Olympic-sized swimming pools and is an icon within Vivocity that will enthral and excite both the young and old.

Rooftop Amphitheatre
It is a platform to showcase the vibrant arts and cultural scene in Singapore.

Open-air Playground
It is a whole world delight for the kids at the open-air playground at level 2. The interactive water features and engaging play areas are sure to leave them screaming for more.

VivoCity will stimulate you with its vibrant mix of retail and environmental concepts. It features wide, open spaces for waterfront relaxation and environment.
How to get there?
By bus: 10, 30, 30e, 57, 61, 65, 80, 97, 97e, 100, 131, 143, 145, 166, 855
By MRT: HarbourFront Station

For more information, please visit their official website

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ION

ION Orchard is Orchard road's newest shopping mall. It houses 335 food and retail outlets in the mall itself and stands at 8 storeys-high, including 4 basement floors. ION integrates the latest LED display technology to transform the façade into a communicative face. This new media ‘skin’ allows the architectural façade to become a showcase of digital artwork, and meanwhile retailers are able to project animated advertisements on double height retail facades. This huge mall is divided into sections according to the facilities that are provided, like ION Art, ION Food Hall and more.


ION² is the largest sheltered public square along Orchard Road. It span over 3,100 square metres wide and can be used for any large-scale event. Everyday, over 220,000 pedestrians will be within its surrounding.

ION Art is located on the fourth floor of the shopping mall with an area of 520 square metres. It is an art and exhibition gallery that perfectly combines art and commerce.

ION Food Hall, located on Basement 4, will have the largest variety of food available in one location.

ION Sky is located on the 55th and 56th floor of the building that offers a panoramic view of the city. It also has a 7,000 m2 garden on its 9th floor, together with two club facilities on its 9th and 30th floors.

To date ION contains 15 flagship stores, including international brand names such as Louis Vuiton, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, and many others. ThreeSixty Marketplace, a Hong Kong supermarket chain, makes it's debut in Singapore here in ION. Many fresh, new-to-market brands and standalone stores will also open in ION. Foodies will also rejoice with 28 restaurants and cafes, with many fine dining options available.


ION is like a magnet; it attracts international brands to house themselves in the mall and attracts crowds and crowds of people everyday. Can you feel the pull, the urge to visit ION?

How to get there?
BY TRAIN BY BUS BY CAR/TAXI
Orchard MRT Station Orchard Turn:
14E, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 502, 502A, 502B
Orchard Road (Opp Tangs):
36, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 174, 174E, 518, 518A, 518B
Orchard Boulevard:
7,14, 16, 36, 65, 111, 123, 174, 174E, 175 Drop-off via Orchard Boulevard, Level 2

For more information, log on to ION's website.

References

Orchard Road

I can eat good food in Singapore!
I can go bungee jumping in Singapore!
I can get to see the world’s biggest fountain in Singapore!
I can get to experience the nightlife of animals in Night Safari Singapore!
But… can I have a wonderful shopping experience?

YES! Take a train and alight at any of the three major MRT stations, Orchard, Somerset and Dhoby Ghaut situated within the Orchard Road vicinity or travel there by bus or cab. It is a very accessible place, as there are underground tunnels that connect one shopping mall to another.


A 2.2km one-way long shopping district, Orchard Road provides you with loads of shopping malls, entertainment and even hotel accommodations. There are a total of 23 shopping malls, 21 hotels and a hostel.

Shopping malls:


• Ngee Ann City — it was opened in 1993 and was the largest shopping mall in the Orchard Road shopping belt till now. It houses branded boutiques such as Vacheron Constantin, Louis Vuitton and Chanel as well as Japanese department store, Takashimaya. The mall is also home to Southeast Asia's second largest bookstore, Books Kinokuniya.
• Wisma Atria — it was opened in 1986 and is directly connected to Orchard MRT station.
• DFS Galleria — This shopping mall is located in Scotts Road, mainly selling Luxury Brands such as Bottega Veneta, Louis Vuitton and Bvlgari.
• Ion Orchard — Ion Orchard opened on 21 July, 2009 and houses six double-storey flagship stores of close to 9,000 square feet each, including Prada, Giorgio Armani, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Cartier. Its signature glass façade doubles up as a giant media screen as well.
• Plaza Singapura — Located next to the Istana, the mall opened in 1974. It houses a Golden Village cineplex, Carrefour and other shops.
• Lucky Plaza —The place is known to be very crowded on Sundays as it the main focal point for domestic Filipino workers to meet with their friends. This plaza also sells products from the Philippines.


• Far East Plaza — Far East Plaza opened in 1982 and is popular for its cheap fashion items country , the plaza is also known for its inexpensive food outlets.
• Wheelock Place — home of Borders bookstore, one of the largest bookstore chains in the world. Houses a large Marks and Spencer outlet.
• Paragon — The Paragon is a high-end shopping mall selling branded items with a Metro department store and a Marks & Spencer store as well. The place also has a Toys 'R' Us and a number of restaurants.
• The Heeren Shops — Heeren sells items mainly for youngsters and houses a HMV store. The site was formerly a colonial building.
• Tang Plaza — Tang Plaza is home to a homegrown department store, Tangs.
• The Centrepoint — The mall opened in 1983 and has Robinsons and Marks and Spencer as its anchor tenants.
• Forum The Shopping Mall — Forum sells mainly branded children's clothes and accessories with a Toys "R" Us on the third floor. It also has a number of branded boutiques such as Emporio Armani and Dolce and Gabbana.
• Shaw House and Centre — Shaw House is home to the Isetan department store and on the fifth and sixth floors is where the Lido 8 Cineplex is located, which has one of the largest cinema halls in the country.
• Mandarin Gallery — Located inside Meritus Mandarin Singapore with shops such as The Link and Esprit.
• Orchard Point — Home to local department store, OG, it used to have art galleries, but was closed when OG decided to take over.
• Hilton Singapore — Located inside the hotel itself, the Hilton Shopping Gallery houses branded boutiques such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Bulgari, Donna Karan and Dolce & Gabbana.
• Palais Renaissance — Palais Renaissance was completed in 1993 and mainly houses upmarket branded boutiques with brands like Donna Karen.
• Liat Towers — International names such as Audemars Piguet, Massimo Dutti and Zara are housed in the building.
• Scotts Shopping Centre
• Orchard Central — Singapore's first and tallest vertical mall; It was opened in the early July this year
• 313@Somerset (New!)
• Mandarin Gallery



You can find almost anything at Orchard Road. If you need any gifts ideas, Orchard will be a good choice! Products sold are ranging from the very high-end branded goods to cheap fashionable clothes. What are you waiting for? Come down to Orchard now! Try walking down the streets and feel the city life of Singapore

Interesting Facts
Do you know that Orchard road was a nutmeg plantation in the olden days?

Orchard Road supposedly got its name from the orchards and plantations that existed in the area until the turn of the 20th century. In the 1900s, a mysterious disease swept through the nutmeg plantations, wiping them out within a year. Because of its location in a valley, floods were also common. They were only controlled in 1965 when Stamford Canal - part of which runs below the pedestrian mall fronting Wisma Atria Shopping Centre today - was deepened and widened.

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Sentosa part 2

MAP OF SENTOSA

Beaches

Siloso beach

Sentosa Luge & Skyride

Sentosa has the first ever Southeast Asia’s luge. Part go-cart, part-toboggan, pure excitement and is safe for all ages! Amazing steering and braking system allows you to enjoy your ride and have fun. Feeling excited? Brace yourselves for whole new adventure at Sentosa Luge & Skyride now.

Need something more interesting? Sentosa Luge & Skyride is available at night too!

Admission fee: Luge & Skyride combo

-Luge & Skyride-S$11/ person

-Two Luge & Skyrides-S$16/ person

-Three Luge & Skyrides-S$20/ person

Family Deals (Family Deals applicable for families with a child below 16 years old)

-Four ride family pass: S$28

-Eight ride family pass: S$49

-Child when riding with adult: S$2

Skyride only

One way: S$7/ person

Two way: S$11/person

Time: 10am-9.30pm (including weekends and Public Holidays)

Getting here: Blue/Red/Yellow Line Bus or Siloso Beach Tram or Sentosa Express; Imbiah or Beach Station

Siloso Beach

Facilities available here are four volleyball courts on first come first serve basis. Activities available are canoeing, mountain biking or rollerblading.

Admission fee: free

Time: All day

Getting there: Blue/Red Line Bus or Siloso Beach Tram or Sentosa Express; Beach Station

The Flying Trapeze is also available at Siloso Beach.

Palawan beach

Dolphin Lagoon

Get a chance to interact with the adorable pink Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins of Dolphin Lagoon. There are also thrilling performances put up by the dolphins. Not forgetting, adorable souvenirs of dolphins can be brought home at the Retail & Souvenir Shop.

‘’Swim with the dolphins’’ package

Visitors can have a fun ride on the dolphins around the lagoon and learn how to give instructions to the dolphins using hand cues. Visitors can also bring home a painted artpiece by the pink dolphin and also a photo taking session with the dolphin!

Timings:

9.45am and 1.45pm

"Swim with Dolphins" Package Price:

S$150/person

S$425 for Trio Package (3 persons). Additional person for the Trio Package will be chargeable at S$140 each. (Price inclusive of admission to Underwater World and Dolphin Lagoon)

Admission fee:

S$22.90(Adult) and S$14.60(Child; aged 3-12 years old)

(Includes admission to Underwater World)

Time:

9am-9pm daily

Getting there: Blue/Red Line Bus or Siloso Beach Tram

Palawan Beach

Facilities available here are a netball court on a first come first serve basis. Suspension bridge that links visitors to an attraction; Southernmost Point of Continental Asia.

Admission fee: free

Time: All day

Getting there: Yellow/Red Line Bus or Palawan-Tanjong Beach Tram or Sentosa Express; Beach Station

Southernmost Point of Continental Asia

There are also other attractions at Palawan beach that include the Palawan Amphitheatre and Animal & Bird Encounters.

Tanjong beach

Tanjong Beach

A favourite place for guests who treasure peace and tranquility. This beach is especially romantic at night due to the twinkling lights of ships docked to a nearby port.

Admission fee: Free

Time: All day

Getting there: Yellow/Red Line Bus or Palawan-Tanjong Beach Tram

Song of the Sea

Whether rain or shine, Songs of the Sea continues to perform its best! It is Singapore's Multi-Sensory Extravaganza, bringing you a captivating show with a live cast and uses equipments such as enchanting music, water jets, colourful lasers, computer imagery and more! Souvenirs can be purchased at Oscar & Co.

Award received by Song of the Sea in 2008: Winner of international and regional awards

-Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement for Event Spectacula

-ASEANTA Award for Best ASEAN New Tourist Attraction

Admission fee: S$10/ person (tickets are available online)

Time:

7.40pm and 8.40pm daily

Getting there:

Blue/Yellow Line Bus or Siloso & Palawan-Tanjong Beach Tram or Sentosa Express;

Getting around Sentosa

Sentosa Bus

Yellow Line

Operating hours:

7am-11pm (Sun-Thu &Public Holidays)

7am-12.30am (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays)

Last bus leaving from Beach Station:

10.40pm (Sun - Thu & Public Holidays)

12.10am (Fri, Sat & Eves of Public Holiday)

Blue Line

Operating hours:

7am - 11pm (Sun - Thu & Public Holidays)

7am - 12.30am (Fri, Sat & Eves of Public Holidays)

Last bus leaving from Beach Station:

10.36pm (Sun - Thu & Public Holidays)

12.06am (Fri, Sat & Eves of Public Holiday)

Red line

Operating hours:

9am - 10pm daily

Last bus leaving from underwater World/Siloso Point:

10pm daily

Sentosa Express

Sentosa station to (close for future development) to Imbiah station to Beach station

Operating hours:

7am to 12mn daily

Last train from Sentosa station at 11.45pm

Last train from Beach station at 12mn

Beach Trams

Operating hours:

9am -11pm (Sun-Thu & Public Holidays)

9am- 12mn (Fri, Sat & Public Holidays)

Frequency:

15 - 20mins

Getting to Sentosa

By Taxi

Apart from the taxi fare, passenger(s) have to pay S$2 each as an admission fee

By Bus

Bus number available: 65, 80, 93, 188, 855, 10, 30, 97, 100, 131, 143, 145, 166

Alight along Telok Blangah Road, walk to HarbourFront Bus interchange and hop onto the orange Sentosa bus

By MRT

Take North-East line MRT and alight at HarbourFont MRT station. Choose between Sentosa Express (3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall) Admission fee is S$3 or walk to HabourFront Bus interchange and hop onto the orange Sentosa bus

By Cable Car (currently closed for upgrading),

Opening by second quarter of 2010

http://www.sentosa.com.sg/index.html

Sentosa part 1

Imbiah’s attraction

Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom
There are over 1,500 live butterflies from over 50 species fluttering around you in the lush surroundings of the Butterfly Park. You are sure to enjoy the cool outdoor conservatory.

Explore the creepy crawlies with up to 3,000 species of the world’s most beautiful and rare insects including, the Dynastes Hercules beetle, the largest and most famous of the rhinocerous beetles. You will also beable to view the blossoming of new life at the Live Pupae house.Cool souvenirs can be bought home at the Retail & Souvenir shop.

Admission fee: S$16(Adult) and S$10(Child; age 3 to 12 years old)
Opening hours: 9.30am-6.30pm daily (Last entry: 6.15pm)
Getting there: Blue/Red line Bus or Sentosa Express; Imbiah station

The Merlion & Merlion Walk

A new Merlion experience ahead! Be prepared for the biggest replica of Singapore’s most enduring symbol - The Merlion. At Merlion view, you will be able to see a 360° view of Sentosa and Singapore's southern shores. From the Mouth Gallery Viewing Deck on level 9, you can even spot Singapore's impressive skyline. Behind The Merlion is an interactive and stunning walkway 120 metres long, known as the Merlion Walk. Not forgetting, souvenirs can be purchased at The Merlion Shop!

Admission fee: S$8(Adult) and S$5 (Child; age 3 to 12 years old)

Free for Merlion walk

Time: 10am–8pm (Last entry 7.30pm)

Getting there: Blue/Yellow/Red Line Bus or Sentosa Express; Imbiah Station

Not only that, there are still many more attractions at Imbiah, such as the Nature Walk / Dragon Trail, Sentosa 4D Magix, Sentosa CineBlast, Sentosa Luge & Skyride, Sijori WonderGolf, Cable Car Arrival Plaza, Carlsberg Sky Tower and Herb & Spice Garden.

Sooo...

What are you waiting for come down to Sentosa for whole lot of fun now!!

-Siloso Point’s attraction

Underwater World

Underwater World oceanarium houses more than 2,500 fishes from 250 different species. There is a Touch Pool for visitors to feel/touch the sea creatures, such as starfish, stingrays and baby sharks. Next up, there is a moving travellator that ferries you through an 83m long acrylic tunnel viewing beautiful sea creatures. Around you would be sharks, stingrays, eels, group of fishes swimming in their natural habitat. Furthermore, there are interactive programmes like ‘Dive with the Sharks’ or ‘Dive with the Dugong’ for more excitement.
After a fun and exciting trip, souvenirs can be bought at Retail & Souvenirs Shop as memories.

Admission fee: S$22.90 (Adult) and S$14.60 (Child; age 3-12years old)
Includes admission to Dolphin Lagoon
Time: 9am-9pm daily (Last entry: 8.30pm)
Getting there: Blue/Red Line Bus or Siloso Beach Tram
Hurry down to Sentosa for fun and exciting activities now!

The Original Hock Lam Street Beef Kway Teow

One simply cannot discuss beef kway teow (a wide Chinese noodle) in Singapore without including this famous beef kway teow restaurant, one of Singapore's heritage hawkers, and definitely one of the best beef kway teow around.

They've been around since 1911, (98 years! that's close to a century!), yet nothing has stopped them from continuing to whip up delicious beef noodles everyday. The business has spanned across four generations and is now run by the founder's great grandchild, Tina, who had given up her well-paying bank job to continue the tradition and to ensure that the authentic Hock Lam Beef Kway Teow continues on (I really have to thank her for that!).

Of course many copycats have sprung up, hoping to ride on the success they have enjoyed over the past 98 years. However, locating the authentic, original isn't so hard. The original is currently located at:

22 China Street
#01-01 Far East Square

they also have a branch at:

949 Upper Serangoon Road

as well as a new location in the works.
The dish comes in two versions, soup or dry, and three sizes ($5, $6 and $7), with a choice of yellow noodles, thick beehoon, or kway teow. The sliced beef is tender and delicious, however what Hock Lam is most famous for is their "cham cham" mixed beef noodles, which include the sliced beef, beef balls, brisket, tripe, and tendons (add one dollar if you want them), all stewed to perfection. There is no beefy odour (which can be quite a turn-off), and the texture is just right. One thing I was particularly impressed about were the tendons (connective tissue that connects muscle to bone). These things are very rich in collagen, perfect for pregnant women and growing children. Also, they are simply delicious. Chewy, with just the right degree of glutinosity. And if you don't like offal, you can always order without.

The gravy is thick, smooth, rich, yet does not overpower the flavour of the other ingredients, giving you an explosive mouthful of flavours everytime. The soup (which you get on the side if you order dry) is fantastic. Rich, robust, and intense with the flavour of herbs and beef, testimony to the long hours put into creating the broth. Unlike other stores that serve soups full of salt and MSG, Hock Lam here serves its customers the real stuff.

If you come down to Singapore and you love beef, this is one restaurant you have to visit. I know i'll be heading there pretty soon for another highly satisfying lunch!

Singapore Flyer

Top: Side view of the Singapore flyer, bottom: The pond located inside the Yakult Rainforest Discovery.

Top: Bottom of Singapore flyer, Bottom: The Singapore flyer tour desk.

Different views of the Singapore flyer.

Here is another one of world's attractions, the Singapore flyer, currently the tallest Ferris wheel in the world. Its construction officially started on 15 April 2008. The large man-made structure has a tiny rainforest built by Yakult, shops, restaurants and recreational facilities such as kenko reflexology and fish spa and flight experience.

Top:Yakult Rainforest Discovery, Bottom:POPEYES!

The Kenko reflexology and fish spa will make you feel relaxed after a long day. The fish reflexology is a unique foot massage where little fish nibble and eat away the dead skin on your feet, smoothening your skin and leaving the healthy skin to grow. At the Flight Experience you get to be pilot for a day. The flight simulator features a fully enclosed cockpit equipped with full-functioning avionics and computers. Choose from 24,000 airports to fly in and out of with this simulator, approved by the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority for pilot training.

The Singapore Flyer stands at 165m is the height of 42-storey building. It provides a visual treat to the eye as from the Singapore Flyer capsule you will get to see Singapore's historic landmarks and views like Raffles Place, the Esplanade, and the upcoming Marina Bay Sands integrated resort.

This is the experience of a lifetime! Be mesmerised by the seductive night view of Singapore. There are many activities that you can engage in at the Singapore flyer. Like having a romantic dinner on one of the 24 capsules with your loved one. What are you waiting for?

Come to the world's largest Ferris wheel, the Singapore flyer. A moving experience at every turn.

Cost
Adult: S$29.50
Senior: S$23.60
Child: S$20.65

Opening Hours
Daily Flights: 8.30am - 10.30pm
Ticket Sales: 8.00am - 10.00pm
* Last Admission: 10.15pm

For more information visit their Website.

City Square Mall - Singapore's First Eco-Mall

Want to do a part for our environment? Protect the earth that we live on?
Come down to City Square Mall located beside Farrer Park MRT (Exit G) Singapore's first eco-mall.

Some of the features in the mall is the Eco-kiosk, Recycle Bin, Eco-playground and the plastic bottle recycle bin located inside NTUC Fairprice (B1). The Eco-kiosk enables patronizers to search for the shop that they want to visit. Furthermore, the eco-kiosk is available in Wi - Fi itself. So do not fear that you will be lost in the 9 level shopping mall. Around the mall there are four bins for paper, plastic, metal and thrash. Please do not throw your thrash into the recycle bins! The eco-playground's equipment is made of wood sourced from forest product producers that are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), a certification system that promotes responsible forest management worldwide. The plastic bottle recycle bin (Pepsi) enables people to collect points when they recycle their old bottles and these points can be use to redeem discounts and prizes from NTUC Fairprice.

City Square Mall has been recognised with prestigious awards like the BCA Awards 2007: BCA Green Mark Platinum Award and 2008 Cityscape Asia Real Estate Awards: Best Developer - Retail (Future).

Shop here and save the earth!Do your part for the environment, visit City Square Mall - Singapore's First Eco-Mall.

Opening Hours: 10am - 10pm
Visit their website