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All about SingaporeNicknamed the “little red dot” on the southern

tip of the Malayan Peninsular, Singapore’s

worldwide presence is in fact larger than its

moniker – now a leading cosmopolitan city

offering world-class living and a vibrant hotpot

of cultures waiting just for you.

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Getting Around

Singapore boasts a highly efficient and easily

navigable public transportation system traversing

the island. Pick from the Mass Rapid Transit

(MRT), public bus, taxi or the SIA Hop-On Bus.

When to Visit?

Blessed with tropical weather all-year-round,

anytime is a great time for visiting. Be sure

to check out our Calendar of Events to learn

more about local events and festivals, so you

can time your visits for maximum fun and

entertainment!

Languages

Reflecting its natural collage of cultures,

Singapore adopts four languages for each of

its major ethnic groups: English, Mandarin,

Malay and Tamil, with the foremost being the

most widely spoken language.

Never A Dull Moment

Exciting Formula One night races, international sporting events, world-class

theatrical performances leading artistes, a vibrant local arts community, festive

celebrations – there’s always something interesting happening in Singapore!

Check out our Calendar of Events and do remember to book your tickets early to

join in the fun.

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INTRODUCTION

A Brief History

As legend tells, Sumatran prince Sang Nila Utama, who was on an expedition, saw

a magnificent lion on Singapore island and named it the ‘Lion City’ or Singapura.

Modern Singapore was later founded by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819, where the

British ruled the country till 1959, before joining Malaya in 1963.

Ever since declaring independence in 1965, Singapore has come a long way

from her humble beginnings of a sleepy, fishing village, to a modern and colourful

city visited by millions from around the world.

Multicultural Kaleidoscope

One of the most valued and unique things about Singapore is her multi-racial,

multicultural society. There are four main races – Chinese, Malay, Indian and

Eurasian, together with a large expatriate population from the world over.

Pop by Chinatown and snap pictures of gorgeous Chinese temples and sample

delicious Chinese fare; Little India to experience the sights and sounds of Indian

culture; or Kampong Glam for a glimpse of Malay traditions.

Where Old Meets New

A shutterbug’s dream, Singapore’s landscape fuses

tradition, colonial and futuristic influences all at once.

Sail down the historical Singapore River and see the

iconic Sir Stamford Raffles Statue, where you’ll also

find museums and modern skyscrapers coexisting

side by side. Singapore is also famed for her popular

shopping belts of Orchard Road and Marina Bay, as

well as picturesque attractions like the Singapore

Flyer, Esplanade and Sentosa. Join the shopping spree

during the Great Singapore Sale between May and

July yearly, or spend a most memorable day at the

entertainment paradise of Resorts World Sentosa!


All about SingaporeNicknamed the “little red dot” on the southern

tip of the Malayan Peninsular, Singapore’s

worldwide presence is in fact larger than its

moniker – now a leading cosmopolitan city

offering world-class living and a vibrant hotpot

of cultures waiting just for you.

PAGE 05

Getting Around

Singapore boasts a highly efficient and easily

navigable public transportation system traversing

the island. Pick from the Mass Rapid Transit

(MRT), public bus, taxi or the SIA Hop-On Bus.

When to Visit?

Blessed with tropical weather all-year-round,

anytime is a great time for visiting. Be sure

to check out our Calendar of Events to learn

more about local events and festivals, so you

can time your visits for maximum fun and

entertainment!

Languages

Reflecting its natural collage of cultures,

Singapore adopts four languages for each of

its major ethnic groups: English, Mandarin,

Malay and Tamil, with the foremost being the

most widely spoken language.

Never A Dull Moment

Exciting Formula One night races, international sporting events, world-class

theatrical performances leading artistes, a vibrant local arts community, festive

celebrations – there’s always something interesting happening in Singapore!

Check out our Calendar of Events and do remember to book your tickets early to

join in the fun.

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INTRODUCTION

A Brief History

As legend tells, Sumatran prince Sang Nila Utama, who was on an expedition, saw

a magnificent lion on Singapore island and named it the ‘Lion City’ or Singapura.

Modern Singapore was later founded by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819, where the

British ruled the country till 1959, before joining Malaya in 1963.

Ever since declaring independence in 1965, Singapore has come a long way

from her humble beginnings of a sleepy, fishing village, to a modern and colourful

city visited by millions from around the world.

Multicultural Kaleidoscope

One of the most valued and unique things about Singapore is her multi-racial,

multicultural society. There are four main races – Chinese, Malay, Indian and

Eurasian, together with a large expatriate population from the world over.

Pop by Chinatown and snap pictures of gorgeous Chinese temples and sample

delicious Chinese fare; Little India to experience the sights and sounds of Indian

culture; or Kampong Glam for a glimpse of Malay traditions.

Where Old Meets New

A shutterbug’s dream, Singapore’s landscape fuses

tradition, colonial and futuristic influences all at once.

Sail down the historical Singapore River and see the

iconic Sir Stamford Raffles Statue, where you’ll also

find museums and modern skyscrapers coexisting

side by side. Singapore is also famed for her popular

shopping belts of Orchard Road and Marina Bay, as

well as picturesque attractions like the Singapore

Flyer, Esplanade and Sentosa. Join the shopping spree

during the Great Singapore Sale between May and

July yearly, or spend a most memorable day at the

entertainment paradise of Resorts World Sentosa!


INTRODUCTION

About Singapore Stopover HolidayExplore Singapore at your own pace with unlimited rides onboard the SIA Hop-on

bus, enjoy free entry to major attractions, as well as attractive hotel and food

privileges to make this a memorable experience for one and all!

SINGAPORE STOPOVER HOLIDAYWith four unique stopover / transit packages offered by Singapore Airlines, your requirements are sure to be met.

• EnjoyastopoverinSingaporewitharangeofhotelstochoosefrom.Thepackagealsoincludesreturnairporttransfers,unlimitedridesontheSIAHop-onbus,complimentaryadmissiontomajorattractionsaswellasdiningandlifestylebenefits–worthUS$160.

• GuestswhovisitSingaporeasadestinationcanchooseSingaporeStopoverHolidaycompletewithhotelstayandreturnairporttransfers.

• Forashortrestafteralongflight,bookaroomatthetransithotelwhereyoucanrejuvenatewithoutleavingtheairportofhavingtoclearimmigration.

• ThosetransitingforafewhoursatSingaporeChangiAirportcanrelaxattheAmbassadorTransitLoungeorRainforestLoungebySATS,whichprovideloungeseating,fingerfoodandnon-alcoholicdrinks.

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• SingaporeCableCar

• ChinatownHeritageCentre

• HippoRiverCruise

• JurongBirdPark

• MarinaBayGolfCourse-

(Drivingrangeonly)

• MaritimeExperientialMuseum™

(Excludesadmissionto

TyphoonTheatre)

• MintMuseumofToys

• NationalOrchidGarden

• SentosaIsland(SelectedAttractions)

• SingaporeFlyer

• SingaporeRiverBumboatTour

• SingaporeZoo

• TheBattleBox

• TheOriginalSingaporeWalks®

• YaKun

Admission to the following attractions:

IfyouarevisitingSingaporeen-routetoanotherSingaporeAirlinesand/orSilkAir

destination,youareeligibletoselectaSingaporeStopoverHolidaypackagethatincludes:

SingaporeStopoverHolidayprogrammeisavailablefrom1April2012to31March2013.* Note:Allinformationiscorrectattimeofprinting(July2012).Pricesexcludeairfareandaresubjectedtorelevantservicechargesandgovernmenttaxesandmaychangewithoutpriornotice.

Getting Started

Tobook,decideonthetypeofpackageyouwishtohaveandlogonto

singaporeair.com/sshorcallyourlocaltravelagent,SingaporeAirlinesorSilkAiroffice.

UponarrivalatSingaporeChangiAirport,approachtheSingapore

StopoverHolidaycounter(pleaserefertotheterminalmapsforcounter

locations)foryour‘seat-in-coach’transfertoyourhotel.

Youwillreceiveaspecialidentificationcardandvouchersifyouhave

optedforSingaporeStopoverHoliday(Hotel,Transfer,AttractionsandDeals).

Presenttheidentificationcardandvouchersattherelevantlocationsto

enjoyanyofthespecialSingaporeStopoverprivileges.

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INTRODUCTION

About Singapore Stopover HolidayExplore Singapore at your own pace with unlimited rides onboard the SIA Hop-on

bus, enjoy free entry to major attractions, as well as attractive hotel and food

privileges to make this a memorable experience for one and all!

SINGAPORE STOPOVER HOLIDAYWith four unique stopover / transit packages offered by Singapore Airlines, your requirements are sure to be met.

• EnjoyastopoverinSingaporewitharangeofhotelstochoosefrom.Thepackagealsoincludesreturnairporttransfers,unlimitedridesontheSIAHop-onbus,complimentaryadmissiontomajorattractionsaswellasdiningandlifestylebenefits–worthUS$160.

• GuestswhovisitSingaporeasadestinationcanchooseSingaporeStopoverHolidaycompletewithhotelstayandreturnairporttransfers.

• Forashortrestafteralongflight,bookaroomatthetransithotelwhereyoucanrejuvenatewithoutleavingtheairportofhavingtoclearimmigration.

• ThosetransitingforafewhoursatSingaporeChangiAirportcanrelaxattheAmbassadorTransitLoungeorRainforestLoungebySATS,whichprovideloungeseating,fingerfoodandnon-alcoholicdrinks.


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• SingaporeCableCar

• ChinatownHeritageCentre

• HippoRiverCruise

• JurongBirdPark

• MarinaBayGolfCourse-

(Drivingrangeonly)

• MaritimeExperientialMuseum™

(Excludesadmissionto

TyphoonTheatre)

• MintMuseumofToys

• NationalOrchidGarden

• SentosaIsland(SelectedAttractions)

• SingaporeFlyer

• SingaporeRiverBumboatTour

• SingaporeZoo

• TheBattleBox

• TheOriginalSingaporeWalks®

• YaKun

Admission to the following attractions:

IfyouarevisitingSingaporeen-routetoanotherSingaporeAirlinesand/orSilkAir

destination,youareeligibletoselectaSingaporeStopoverHolidaypackagethatincludes:

SingaporeStopoverHolidayprogrammeisavailablefrom1April2012to31March2013.* Note:Allinformationiscorrectattimeofprinting(July2012).Pricesexcludeairfareandaresubjectedtorelevantservicechargesandgovernmenttaxesandmaychangewithoutpriornotice.

Getting Started

Tobook,decideonthetypeofpackageyouwishtohaveandlogonto

singaporeair.com/sshorcallyourlocaltravelagent,SingaporeAirlinesorSilkAiroffice.

UponarrivalatSingaporeChangiAirport,approachtheSingapore

StopoverHolidaycounter(pleaserefertotheterminalmapsforcounter

locations)foryour‘seat-in-coach’transfertoyourhotel.

Youwillreceiveaspecialidentificationcardandvouchersifyouhave

optedforSingaporeStopoverHoliday(Hotel,Transfer,AttractionsandDeals).

Presenttheidentificationcardandvouchersattherelevantlocationsto

enjoyanyofthespecialSingaporeStopoverprivileges.

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FAMILY

THEMEFamily’s Day Out!Sunny all year round, Singapore is the perfect place to chill out and have fun with the family! Whether you are six or sixty, there’s bound to be something to learn, play and explore. From exciting theme parks and educational nature sites, to family-friendly hangouts and exhilarating playgrounds – your day out is guaranteed to be educational just as it is enjoyable!

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FAMILY

THEMEFamily’s Day Out!Sunny all year round, Singapore is the perfect place to chill out and have fun with the family! Whether you are six or sixty, there’s bound to be something to learn, play and explore. From exciting theme parks and educational nature sites, to family-friendly hangouts and exhilarating playgrounds – your day out is guaranteed to be educational just as it is enjoyable!


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TEENAGERS

Blessed with sunny, tropical weather all-year round, there’s no better place to let

loose and thoroughly enjoy all of nature’s best offerings than East Coast Park.

Stretching across 185 hectares of land and a scenic 15 km coastline, Singapore’s

largest park is a hot favourite especially during weekends, perfect for leisurely

beach strolls or an exciting myriad of sporting, dining and recreational fun. A large

canopy of trees provide comfortable shade for picnics, while barbeque pits, bowling

alleys, volleyball courts and chalets are perfect for family gatherings.

Never thought you’d see snow in

Singapore? Now you can, at Snow City

– Singapore’s first permanent indoor

snow centre! Bundle up and create

an entire family of snowmen, enjoy

friendly snowball fights, or learn how to

ski and snowboard on the three-storey

snow slope, with professional coaching

and lessons available as well.

Shopping is considered a national

pastime in Singapore, where the

famous shopping belt of Orchard Road

boasts as one of the city’s most visited

attractions, the area fringed by over

20 glitzy shopping malls. Looking for a

different kind of shopping experience?

Head on down to Bugis Street –

Singapore’s largest street shopping spot!

The flea market houses over 600

shops, with a diverse blend of retail choices ranging from fashion apparels, funky

accessories, footwear, to beauty services such as manicure parlours and hair salons.

The second floor is fully air-conditioned for your shopping comfort, with little coffee

houses perfect for rest breaks and people watching.

Singapore is more than just a cosmopolitan city with its modern, high-rise buildings and state-of-the-art business infrastructure. This tiny dot on the world map is bursting at the seams with a whole host of appealing leisure options, where teens will love the incredible range of shopping outlets, unique play areas, or just spending a relaxing day at one of Singapore’s many beautiful parks.


FAMILY

THEME

EDUCATIONALWhile hopping around the myriad of attractions in colourful Singapore, you’d be glad to know there are also plenty of opportunities to learn a thing or two while having fun! Whether you are getting up close and personal with exotic wildlife, trekking through gorgeous nature reserves or immersed in one of the interactive science or artistic exhibits – there’s always something new to learn every day.

Begin nature’s lesson with a hearty

Jungle Breakfast at the Singapore

Zoo! Held at the Ah Meng Restaurant

(Terrace) with the forest clearing in

full view, tuck into your food as you

marvel at up-close encounters of playful

tamarins, colourful macaws and cute

orang utans in their natural habitats.

Then, carry on the outdoor fun with

Falcony Lessons at the Jurong Bird

Park! Traditionally a sport practiced

only by royalty and aristocrats, now

the entire family can strap on the

falconer’s vest and learn the ropes to

handling birds of prey! Feed, fly and get

up close with various raptors, ending

with a photo session and receive the

exclusive ‘Be a Falconer Certificate’.

Also, don’t miss a trip to the Sungei

Buloh Wetland Reserve. Designated

a nature park in 1989, the 164-hectare

site is home to over 160 species of

birds such as herons, kingfishers and

sunbirds, fascinating wildlife, muddy

mangroves, and over 500 species of

tropical flora – making this an exciting

nature classroom for one and all.


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ACTION-PACKEDSingapore takes having fun seriously – which means there’s never a dull moment in this city chockfull of attractions offering a memorable time of thrills and spills!

For a learning journey in air-conditioned comfort, head over to the Singapore

Science Centre! Covering a wide range of topics related to science, technology and

mathematics, become Einstein for a day while going through over 1000 exhibits

showcased across 14 galleries. Permanent exhibitions include a Kinetic Garden,

Marine Alcove, Our Solar System and an Ecogarden. Temporary exhibitions are

available too, with past exhibits including CSI: The Experience and Planet Shark.

Boys and men alike will also love the Singapore Discovery Centre, an 88-hectare

‘edutainment’ centre located on the grounds of the SAFTI Military Institute – the training

area for local army, navy and air-force officers. Head to the Shooting Gallery, complete

with a four-lane computerised simulated shooting range; or go wild in an actual shoot-

out during a game of crossfire paintball. For a bigger adrenaline kick, head to the XD

Theatre, where electronically controlled seats will provide a thrilling 4D simulation ride

at up to 100 movements per second! Ever

toyed with the idea of being a journalist?

Now you can at ‘On-Location Reporter’, set

in a studio environment and complete with

teleprompters. Or join the Singapore Armed

Forces Command Headquarters for a day

at ‘Battlefield Command’, where you can

choose to be a Leopard Tank Commander,

Frigate Commander or an Apache Fighter

and battle enemy forces!

Come evening, head over to the picturesque Marina Bay Sands area, also home

to the ArtScience Musuem. Boasting over 50,000 square feet of space across 21

galleries, this is the world’s first museum of its kind, hosting international travelling

exhibitions from renowned collections worldwide, spanning influences across art and

science, media and technology to design and architecture. A total of ’10-fingers’ make

up the lotus-inspired architectural beauty, designed as a symbolic gesture to welcome

guests from the world over.

As part of Singapore’s Green Mark program, the museum’s roof also acts as

a funnel during rainfall, channelling water down a 35-meter drop down to the

40,000-square foot lily pond reflecting pool – creating a breathtaking sight of a

continuous cylindrical waterfall.

Water babies alert! Get splashing at

Singapore’s largest water theme park –

Wild Wild Wet! Featuring nine different

rides from the family-friendly to the

thrilling, try raft-sliding at Ular-lah; let the

kids indulge at the shallow sloshing area

of Yippee!; slide at high-speeds down the

crazy curves of The Waterworks; or simply

meander through the 335 metre Shiok

River atop a float for a relaxing ride!


FAMILY

THEME

EDUCATIONALWhile hopping around the myriad of attractions in colourful Singapore, you’d be glad to know there are also plenty of opportunities to learn a thing or two while having fun! Whether you are getting up close and personal with exotic wildlife, trekking through gorgeous nature reserves or immersed in one of the interactive science or artistic exhibits – there’s always something new to learn every day.

Begin nature’s lesson with a hearty

Jungle Breakfast at the Singapore

Zoo! Held at the Ah Meng Restaurant

(Terrace) with the forest clearing in

full view, tuck into your food as you

marvel at up-close encounters of playful

tamarins, colourful macaws and cute

orang utans in their natural habitats.

Then, carry on the outdoor fun with

Falcony Lessons at the Jurong Bird

Park! Traditionally a sport practiced

only by royalty and aristocrats, now

the entire family can strap on the

falconer’s vest and learn the ropes to

handling birds of prey! Feed, fly and get

up close with various raptors, ending

with a photo session and receive the

exclusive ‘Be a Falconer Certificate’.

Also, don’t miss a trip to the Sungei

Buloh Wetland Reserve. Designated

a nature park in 1989, the 164-hectare

site is home to over 160 species of

birds such as herons, kingfishers and

sunbirds, fascinating wildlife, muddy

mangroves, and over 500 species of

tropical flora – making this an exciting

nature classroom for one and all.


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ACTION-PACKEDSingapore takes having fun seriously – which means there’s never a dull moment in this city chockfull of attractions offering a memorable time of thrills and spills!

For a learning journey in air-conditioned comfort, head over to the Singapore

Science Centre! Covering a wide range of topics related to science, technology and

mathematics, become Einstein for a day while going through over 1000 exhibits

showcased across 14 galleries. Permanent exhibitions include a Kinetic Garden,

Marine Alcove, Our Solar System and an Ecogarden. Temporary exhibitions are

available too, with past exhibits including CSI: The Experience and Planet Shark.

Boys and men alike will also love the Singapore Discovery Centre, an 88-hectare

‘edutainment’ centre located on the grounds of the SAFTI Military Institute – the training

area for local army, navy and air-force officers. Head to the Shooting Gallery, complete

with a four-lane computerised simulated shooting range; or go wild in an actual shoot-

out during a game of crossfire paintball. For a bigger adrenaline kick, head to the XD

Theatre, where electronically controlled seats will provide a thrilling 4D simulation ride

at up to 100 movements per second! Ever

toyed with the idea of being a journalist?

Now you can at ‘On-Location Reporter’, set

in a studio environment and complete with

teleprompters. Or join the Singapore Armed

Forces Command Headquarters for a day

at ‘Battlefield Command’, where you can

choose to be a Leopard Tank Commander,

Frigate Commander or an Apache Fighter

and battle enemy forces!

Come evening, head over to the picturesque Marina Bay Sands area, also home

to the ArtScience Musuem. Boasting over 50,000 square feet of space across 21

galleries, this is the world’s first museum of its kind, hosting international travelling

exhibitions from renowned collections worldwide, spanning influences across art and

science, media and technology to design and architecture. A total of ’10-fingers’ make

up the lotus-inspired architectural beauty, designed as a symbolic gesture to welcome

guests from the world over.

As part of Singapore’s Green Mark program, the museum’s roof also acts as

a funnel during rainfall, channelling water down a 35-meter drop down to the

40,000-square foot lily pond reflecting pool – creating a breathtaking sight of a

continuous cylindrical waterfall.

Water babies alert! Get splashing at

Singapore’s largest water theme park –

Wild Wild Wet! Featuring nine different

rides from the family-friendly to the

thrilling, try raft-sliding at Ular-lah; let the

kids indulge at the shallow sloshing area

of Yippee!; slide at high-speeds down the

crazy curves of The Waterworks; or simply

meander through the 335 metre Shiok

River atop a float for a relaxing ride!


FAMILY

THEMENext up, get ready

for the ride of your lives

on board the G Max

Ultimate Bungy Jump

and GX-5 Xtreme

Swing! Buckle up, sit

tight, and challenge

yourself on this eye-

popping ride – a rocket

launch simulator that will

send you 60 metres up

into the air at 200kph! For

dare-devils seeking more,

the GX-5 allows up to five

friends in one capsule,

catapulting you 100 metres

across the Singapore River

from a height of 50metres

for a view you’ll never

forget! If you are also

a Transformers fan, be sure to make a trip to Universal Studios Singapore® for

TRANSFORMERS The Ride! Become a freedom fighter with OPTIMUS PRIME and

the AUTOBOTS at the world’s first theme park attraction based on the blockbuster

movie, the motion thrill ride featuring 12 scenes packed with realistic 3D digital

media and special effects, taking riders from reel to reality for the ultimate battle

against the evil DECEPTICONS.

Finally, experience the thrill of flying – without hopping off a plane, literally. Over

at iFly Singapore, live your dreams with the world’s largest themed wind tunnel

for indoor skydiving! Spanning 16.5 feet wide and 56.5 feet tall, experience what

actual skydiving is like in the 18-feet tall acrylic glass wind tunnel, also offering

glorious views of the South China Sea and Siloso Beach. As part of the experience,

complimentary gear rental and professional training and guidance from certified

instructors will also be provided.


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ArtScience Musuem

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue,

Singapore 018956

Tel: +65 6688 8868

Opening Hours: 10am to 10pm daily,

last admission at 9pm

Bugis Street

Address: 4 New Bugis Street,

Singapore 188868

Tel: +65 6338 9513

Opening Hours:

12.30pm to 9.30pm daily

Downtown East – Wild Wild Wet

Address: Downtown East,

1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599

Tel: +65 6581 9112

Opening Hours: 1pm to 7pm

(Mon, Wed to Fri)

10am – 7pm (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)

East Coast Park

Address: East Coast Parkway

Tel: +65 6440 0046

G Max The Ultimate Bungy Jump

and GX-5 Xtreme Swing

Address: Clarke Quay, 3E River Valley

Road, Singapore 179024

Tel: +65 6338 1146

Opening Hours: 2pm to 1am

(Mon to Thur)

2pm to 3am (Fri), 1pm to 1am (Sun)

iFly Singapore

Address: 43 Siloso Beach Walk,

Singapore 099010

Tel: +65 6571 0000

Opening Hours: 10.30am to 10pm (Mon)

9am to 10pm (Tue to Sun)

Jurong Bird Park

Address: 2 Jurong Hill,

Singapore 628925

Tel: +65 6265 0022

Opening Hours: 8.30am to 6pm daily

(Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

Singapore Discovery Centre

Address: 510 Upper Jurong Road,

Singapore 638365

Tel: +65 6792 6188


(Closed on Mondays)

Singapore Science Centre

Address: 15 Science Centre Road,

Singapore 609081

Tel: +65 6425 2500

Opening Hours: 10am to 6pm daily

Singapore Zoo

Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road,

Singapore 729826

Tel: +65 6360 8560

Opening Hours:

9am to 10.30am daily

Snow City

Address: 21 Jurong Town Hall Road,

Singapore 609433

Tel: +65 6788 8788

Opening Hours:

9.45am to 5.15pm daily

(Closes at 6pm on school &

public holidays)

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Address: 301 Neo Tiew Crescent,

Singapore 718925

Tel: +65 6794 1401

Opening Hours:

7.30am to 7pm (Mon to Sat)

7am to 7pm (Sun & Public Holidays)

Universal Studios Singapore ®

Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway,

Sentosa Island,

Singapore 098269

Tel: +65 6577 8888


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FAMILY

THEMENext up, get ready

for the ride of your lives

on board the G Max

Ultimate Bungy Jump

and GX-5 Xtreme

Swing! Buckle up, sit

tight, and challenge

yourself on this eye-

popping ride – a rocket

launch simulator that will

send you 60 metres up

into the air at 200kph! For

dare-devils seeking more,

the GX-5 allows up to five

friends in one capsule,

catapulting you 100 metres

across the Singapore River

from a height of 50metres

for a view you’ll never

forget! If you are also

a Transformers fan, be sure to make a trip to Universal Studios Singapore® for

TRANSFORMERS The Ride! Become a freedom fighter with OPTIMUS PRIME and

the AUTOBOTS at the world’s first theme park attraction based on the blockbuster

movie, the motion thrill ride featuring 12 scenes packed with realistic 3D digital

media and special effects, taking riders from reel to reality for the ultimate battle

against the evil DECEPTICONS.

Finally, experience the thrill of flying – without hopping off a plane, literally. Over

at iFly Singapore, live your dreams with the world’s largest themed wind tunnel

for indoor skydiving! Spanning 16.5 feet wide and 56.5 feet tall, experience what

actual skydiving is like in the 18-feet tall acrylic glass wind tunnel, also offering

glorious views of the South China Sea and Siloso Beach. As part of the experience,

complimentary gear rental and professional training and guidance from certified

instructors will also be provided.


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ArtScience Musuem

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue,

Singapore 018956

Tel: +65 6688 8868


last admission at 9pm

Bugis Street

Address: 4 New Bugis Street,

Singapore 188868

Tel: +65 6338 9513

Opening Hours:

12.30pm to 9.30pm daily

Downtown East – Wild Wild Wet

Address: Downtown East,

1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599

Tel: +65 6581 9112

Opening Hours: 1pm to 7pm

(Mon, Wed to Fri)

10am – 7pm (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)

East Coast Park

Address: East Coast Parkway

Tel: +65 6440 0046

G Max The Ultimate Bungy Jump

and GX-5 Xtreme Swing

Address: Clarke Quay, 3E River Valley

Road, Singapore 179024

Tel: +65 6338 1146

Opening Hours: 2pm to 1am

(Mon to Thur)

2pm to 3am (Fri), 1pm to 1am (Sun)

iFly Singapore

Address: 43 Siloso Beach Walk,

Singapore 099010

Tel: +65 6571 0000

Opening Hours: 10.30am to 10pm (Mon)

9am to 10pm (Tue to Sun)

Jurong Bird Park

Address: 2 Jurong Hill,

Singapore 628925

Tel: +65 6265 0022

Opening Hours: 8.30am to 6pm daily

(Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

Singapore Discovery Centre

Address: 510 Upper Jurong Road,

Singapore 638365

Tel: +65 6792 6188


(Closed on Mondays)

Singapore Science Centre

Address: 15 Science Centre Road,

Singapore 609081

Tel: +65 6425 2500


Singapore Zoo

Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road,

Singapore 729826

Tel: +65 6360 8560

Opening Hours:

9am to 10.30am daily

Snow City

Address: 21 Jurong Town Hall Road,

Singapore 609433

Tel: +65 6788 8788

Opening Hours:

9.45am to 5.15pm daily

(Closes at 6pm on school &

public holidays)

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Address: 301 Neo Tiew Crescent,

Singapore 718925

Tel: +65 6794 1401

Opening Hours:

7.30am to 7pm (Mon to Sat)

7am to 7pm (Sun & Public Holidays)

Universal Studios Singapore ®

Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway,

Sentosa Island,

Singapore 098269

Tel: +65 6577 8888


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HOTELS

Rainforest is a thematic lifestyle lounge designed to provide you with a tropical rainforest experience. Open 24 hours daily, Rainforest allows you to relax and rejuvenate your senses. Enjoy a 6-hour experience that includes complimentary shower facilities, refreshments and non-alcoholic beverages, wireless Internet access, and reading materials.

Rainforest by SATS Lounge (T1)

Address: #034-06 Departure Transit Hall 3rd Storey T1

Distance from Airport:

0 km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within the Departure Transit Lounges of Singapore Changi Airport, the Ambassador Transit Hotels are equipped with a host of facilities that provide passengers with a comfortable stay and more without leaving the airport or clearing immigration.

Ambassador Transit Hotels (T1, T2 and T3)

Address: T1 Transit Lounge East Level 3T2 Transit Lounge South Level 3T3 Transit Lounge North Level 3


0 km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within the Departure Transit Lounges of Singapore Changi Airport, the Ambassador Transit Hotels are equipped with a host of facilities that provides passengers who need to have a comfortable stay and more without leaving the airport or clearing the immigration.

Ambassador Transit Lounge (T2 and T3)

Address: Departure Transit Lounge South, Mezzanine Level 3, T2Departure Transit Lounge North, Mezzanine Level 3, T3


0 km

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELS

Rainforest is a thematic lifestyle lounge designed to provide you with a tropical rainforest experience. Open 24 hours daily, Rainforest allows you to relax and rejuvenate your senses. Enjoy a 6-hour experience that includes complimentary shower facilities, refreshments and non-alcoholic beverages, wireless Internet access, and reading materials.

Rainforest by SATS Lounge (T1)

Address: #034-06 Departure Transit Hall 3rd Storey T1


0 km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within the Departure Transit Lounges of Singapore Changi Airport, the Ambassador Transit Hotels are equipped with a host of facilities that provide passengers with a comfortable stay and more without leaving the airport or clearing immigration.

Ambassador Transit Hotels (T1, T2 and T3)

Address: T1 Transit Lounge East Level 3T2 Transit Lounge South Level 3T3 Transit Lounge North Level 3


0 km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within the Departure Transit Lounges of Singapore Changi Airport, the Ambassador Transit Hotels are equipped with a host of facilities that provides passengers who need to have a comfortable stay and more without leaving the airport or clearing the immigration.

Ambassador Transit Lounge (T2 and T3)

Address: Departure Transit Lounge South, Mezzanine Level 3, T2Departure Transit Lounge North, Mezzanine Level 3, T3


0 km

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Located conveniently above Lavender MRT station, 20 minutes away from Changi Airport and 5 minutes away from the city, the 888-room V Hotel, Lavender offers discerning travellers a comfortable stay, including a well equipped gym, large outdoor pool and a beautifully planted sky terrace on the fourth floor, just the place for a delightful escape from the bustling surrounding.

V Hotel, Lavender (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 70 Jellicoe Road


20 km

Category A

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located at historical Belilios Road off Serangoon Road (Little India), the Hotel Grand Chancellor is within walking distance to all major shopping centres along Serangoon Road, including Mustafa Centre and the newly opened City Square Mall. The nearest MRT station is Little India.

Hotel Grand Chancellor (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 3 Belilios Road


20 km

Category A

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Only minutes away from the renowned shopping and entertainment haven of Orchard Road. The Novena MRT Station is within 5 minutes walking distance from the hotel. Nearby the hotel are 4 shopping malls and the popular Newton Food Centre.

Hotel Royal (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 36 Newton Road


22 km

Category A

SIA Hop-on Bus:


A 20-minute drive from the Singapore Changi Airport, Hotel Grand Pacific is also conveniently located among 3 MRT train stations and situated within walking distances from various retail and entertainment choices, as well as Landmarks like the National Library and Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Hotel Grand Pacific (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 101 Victoria Street


20 km

Category B

SIA Hop-on Bus:

HOTELS

The award-winning hotel is located in the heart of Singapore’s business and cultural district. It is within walking distance to Bugis MRT, Orchard Road and Suntec Shopping Mall, and features contemporary style accommodation with timber floors, large bay windows, and complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access.

IBIS Singapore On Bencoolen (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 170 Bencoolen Street


20 km

Category B

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Nestled along Singapore River and within easy reach of Orchard Road, Chinatown and Clarke Quay, the recently upgraded hotel also offers free hourly shuttle buses, a spacious swimming pool, a Jacuzzi pool and free use of hospitality/shower rooms after check out to add to Hotel Miramar’s allure.

Hotel Miramar (Riverside)

Address: 401 Havelock Road


22 km

Stop No. 10

Category B

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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The 223-room Hotel Royal @ Queens is located nearby several MRT stations, and within the commercial district that includes landmarks such as the Bugis Village, Raffles City Shopping Centre, Orchard Road, Marina Square, Suntec City & School of the Arts.

Hotel Royal@Queens (City Centre / Little India)

Address: No. 12 Queen Street


20 km

Stop No. 19

Category B

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located in the heart of the city where the MRT lines meet and also situated close to many exciting landmarks. Peninsula.Excelsior Hotel offers 600 guestrooms and suites with breathtaking views of the Esplanade, the Waterfront, the Singapore River and Fort Canning Hill.

Peninsula.Excelsior (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 5 Coleman Street


20 km

Stop No. 5

Category B

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Sitting on the banks of the Singapore River, near Chinatown and only minutes away from the CBD and Orchard Road area, each of the 476 rooms and suites commands a panoramic view of the river or city skyline. All rooms are fitted with bay windows and feature a contemporary look.

River View Hotel SIngapore (Riverside)



22 km

Stop No. 10

Category B

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSOn the fringe of Little India, this charming boutique hotel in Singapore comprises restored pre-war shophouses with Straits Chinese carvings and motifs. Its Albert Café & Restaurant, Shish Mahal Restaurant and Lobby Lounge allow you to sample international cuisine and local favourites including spicy curries and vegetarian choices from Little India.

Albert Court Village Hotel (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 180 Albert Street


20 km

Stop No. 20

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Offering lush and laid-back serenity, Changi Village Hotel in Singapore is every bit like its neighbourhood – idyllic. It is a soothing sanctuary by the sea with a rooftop spa, wellness centre and an infinity pool where you can relax while watching the sunrise or sunset.

Changi Village Hotel (Outside City)

Address: 1 Netheravon Road


15 km

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located at the fringe of the CBD, Furama RiverFront is a 4-star business class hotel with 605 rooms, 2 restaurants, a lounge, 10 function rooms and an executive lounge. There are also leisure facilities such as a tennis court, putting green, swimming pool with outdoor Jacuzzi and a fitness centre.

Furama RiverFront (Riverside)



22 km

Stop No. 10

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSOn the fringe of Little India, this charming boutique hotel in Singapore comprises restored pre-war shophouses with Straits Chinese carvings and motifs. Its Albert Café & Restaurant, Shish Mahal Restaurant and Lobby Lounge allow you to sample international cuisine and local favourites including spicy curries and vegetarian choices from Little India.

Albert Court Village Hotel (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 180 Albert Street


20 km

Stop No. 20

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Offering lush and laid-back serenity, Changi Village Hotel in Singapore is every bit like its neighbourhood – idyllic. It is a soothing sanctuary by the sea with a rooftop spa, wellness centre and an infinity pool where you can relax while watching the sunrise or sunset.

Changi Village Hotel (Outside City)

Address: 1 Netheravon Road


15 km

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located at the fringe of the CBD, Furama RiverFront is a 4-star business class hotel with 605 rooms, 2 restaurants, a lounge, 10 function rooms and an executive lounge. There are also leisure facilities such as a tennis court, putting green, swimming pool with outdoor Jacuzzi and a fitness centre.

Furama RiverFront (Riverside)



22 km

Stop No. 10

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Exuding the Middle-Eastern allure and mystique that is characteristic of Arab Street in Singapore, you can relish the delicious diversity of Indian, Chinese, Middle Eastern and Malay/Indonesian, as well as international cuisines at its Riverwalk Tandoor, Mooi Chin Place and Shades.

Landmark Village Hotel (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 390 Victoria Street


20 km

Stop No. 21

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located 3 minutes from the Farrer Park MRT station and near large shopping malls, PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road is well positioned and close to main tourist attractions. Offering a host of recreational facilities, dining options and complimentary Wi-Fi, the hotel provides both luxurious comfort and ease of convenience.

PARKROYAL on Kitchener Road (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 181 Kitchener Road


20 km

Category C

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Strategically located at the crossroads of Singapore’s busiest convention and financial centres, and within walking distance to popular tourist attractions – Chijmes, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore Flyer, National Museum, Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, Raffles City Shopping Centre, Orchard Road, Marina Square Shopping Centre and the Esplanade.

Carlton Hotel Singapore (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 76 Bras Basah Road


22 km

Stop No. 22

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSHousing 445 rooms centrally located in Chinatown and at the fringe of the CBD., this exquisite business hotel is equipped with wireless broadband connection, a restaurant and function rooms that seat up to 800 guests. Guests are assured of a comfortable stay, complete with 24-hour room service for in-room dining.

Furama City Centre (Chinatown / Clarke Quay)

Address: 60 Eu Tong Sen Street


20 km

Stop No. 8

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Centrally located, PARKROYAL on Beach Road is a contemporary oasis for travellers, with 343 rooms, wide range of facilities, lushly landscaped poolside and warm services. The MRT is just a few minutes away from the hotel. Hotel facilities include 24-hour room service, large pool, St. Gregory spa, fitness club and sun bathing deck.

PARKROYAL on Beach Road (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 7500 Beach Road


19 km

Stop No. 9

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within close proximity to the CBD, the hotel’s 336 rooms and suites feature intelligent lighting, accentuating the room and illuminating a stunning façade that offers a refreshing change to the skyline of the Singapore Riverfront area. Inspired by the old world charm of Singapore’s colonial past, Park Hotel Clarke Quay, with its lush landscape, serves as a tropical retreat in the centre of city.

Park Hotel Clarke Quay (Chinatown / Clarke Quay)

Address: 1 Unity Street


20 km

Category D

Stop No. 9SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Stop No. 10

A charming hotel that blends contemporary style and classical architecture, Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore is located in the heart of the civic, cultural and commercial district, within walking distance to the Dhoby Ghaut and Bras Basah MRT stations and Orchard Road. The rooms are well appointed and have a good range of amenities.

Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore (City Centre / Little India)



20 km

Stop No. 19

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

An entrance of modern chandeliers, black marble counters accentuated by warm back lights and inviting smiles beckon at Elizabeth Hotel, exuding an understated beauty that can be best described as timeless elegance. Situated in the private and exclusive enclave on Mount Elizabeth, it is also within easy access to Orchard Road.

The Elizabeth Hotel (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 24 Mount Elizabeth


22 km

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Conveniently located in Singapore’s main shopping and entertainment belt of Orchard Road and Scotts Road. It offers 407 guest rooms, 8 function rooms, 2 food & beverage outlets, a garden, a fitness centre, an outdoor pool, wireless broadband Internet access and 24-hour in-house movies.

York Hotel Singapore (Orchard / Newton)



22 km

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSHousing 445 rooms centrally located in Chinatown and at the fringe of the CBD., this exquisite business hotel is equipped with wireless broadband connection, a restaurant and function rooms that seat up to 800 guests. Guests are assured of a comfortable stay, complete with 24-hour room service for in-room dining.

Furama City Centre (Chinatown / Clarke Quay)

Address: 60 Eu Tong Sen Street


20 km

Stop No. 8

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Centrally located, PARKROYAL on Beach Road is a contemporary oasis for travellers, with 343 rooms, wide range of facilities, lushly landscaped poolside and warm services. The MRT is just a few minutes away from the hotel. Hotel facilities include 24-hour room service, large pool, St. Gregory spa, fitness club and sun bathing deck.

PARKROYAL on Beach Road (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 7500 Beach Road


19 km

Stop No. 9

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within close proximity to the CBD, the hotel’s 336 rooms and suites feature intelligent lighting, accentuating the room and illuminating a stunning façade that offers a refreshing change to the skyline of the Singapore Riverfront area. Inspired by the old world charm of Singapore’s colonial past, Park Hotel Clarke Quay, with its lush landscape, serves as a tropical retreat in the centre of city.

Park Hotel Clarke Quay (Chinatown / Clarke Quay)

Address: 1 Unity Street


20 km

Category D

Stop No. 9SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Stop No. 10

A charming hotel that blends contemporary style and classical architecture, Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore is located in the heart of the civic, cultural and commercial district, within walking distance to the Dhoby Ghaut and Bras Basah MRT stations and Orchard Road. The rooms are well appointed and have a good range of amenities.

Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore (City Centre / Little India)



20 km

Stop No. 19

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

An entrance of modern chandeliers, black marble counters accentuated by warm back lights and inviting smiles beckon at Elizabeth Hotel, exuding an understated beauty that can be best described as timeless elegance. Situated in the private and exclusive enclave on Mount Elizabeth, it is also within easy access to Orchard Road.

The Elizabeth Hotel (Orchard / Newton)



22 km

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Conveniently located in Singapore’s main shopping and entertainment belt of Orchard Road and Scotts Road. It offers 407 guest rooms, 8 function rooms, 2 food & beverage outlets, a garden, a fitness centre, an outdoor pool, wireless broadband Internet access and 24-hour in-house movies.

York Hotel Singapore (Orchard / Newton)



22 km

Category D

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSThis 380-room flagship hotel is located at the heart of Singapore’s financial and business district, and borders the award-winning conservation sites of historic Chinatown. Guests can also enjoy an open-air tennis court, a contemporary Balinese-style resort pool and spa, while surrounded by delightful local retail shops and nearby Tanjong Pagar MRT.

Amara Singapore (Chinatown / Clarke Quay)

Address: 165 Tanjong Pagar Road


20 km

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Strategically located on the world-famous Orchard Road, Concorde Hotel Singapore is just minutes away from Suntec City, The Esplanade, Clarke Quay and Chinatown. Located in the heart of Singapore’s bustling business, shopping and entertainment district, the hotel is set between Dhoby Ghaut and Somerset MRT stations. A car ride to Changi Airport will take approximately 25 minutes.

Concorde Hotel Singapore (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 100 Orchard Road


20 km

Stop No. 18

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The 574-room hotel is located by the Singapore River and close to the Central Business District, Orchard Road and Marina Bay Sands. River Cruise is available which brings guests to nearby locations such as Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Marina Bay Sands. Facilities include 34 meeting rooms, wireless connectivity and business support services. Complimentary shuttle bus services are provided to popular train stations.

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore (Riverside)



22 km

Stop No. 10

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Strategically located within the historically vibrant Civic district and within walking distance to some of Singapore’s oldest and historical landmarks. Grand Park City Hall is also near to Raffles City, Suntec, Marina Bay Shopping hubs and Clarke Quay, providing guests with endless retail therapy, dining and entertainment possibilities.

Grand Park City Hall (City Centre / Little India)



20 km

Stop No. 5

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located in Novena, Oasia Hotel Singapore is the flagship hotel of Oasia, a new hospitality brand by Far East Organization. From the moment you arrive, you will experience the reassuring calmness of understated elegance and personal touches that are both welcoming and intuitive; where being cared for takes on a whole new meaning.

Oasia Hotel (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 8 Sinaran Drive


25 km

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Situated on Orchard Road, Orchard Hotel Singapore offers 656 elegantly designed rooms to suit business and leisure needs. It promises cosmopolitan elegance and comfort, complemented by award-winning cafe and fine-dining Cantonese restaurant. Recreational facilities include a fully-equipped fitness centre and outdoor pool.

Orchard Hotel (Orchard / Newton)



25 km

Stop No. 15

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSThis 380-room flagship hotel is located at the heart of Singapore’s financial and business district, and borders the award-winning conservation sites of historic Chinatown. Guests can also enjoy an open-air tennis court, a contemporary Balinese-style resort pool and spa, while surrounded by delightful local retail shops and nearby Tanjong Pagar MRT.

Amara Singapore (Chinatown / Clarke Quay)

Address: 165 Tanjong Pagar Road


20 km

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Strategically located on the world-famous Orchard Road, Concorde Hotel Singapore is just minutes away from Suntec City, The Esplanade, Clarke Quay and Chinatown. Located in the heart of Singapore’s bustling business, shopping and entertainment district, the hotel is set between Dhoby Ghaut and Somerset MRT stations. A car ride to Changi Airport will take approximately 25 minutes.

Concorde Hotel Singapore (Orchard / Newton)



20 km

Stop No. 18

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The 574-room hotel is located by the Singapore River and close to the Central Business District, Orchard Road and Marina Bay Sands. River Cruise is available which brings guests to nearby locations such as Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Marina Bay Sands. Facilities include 34 meeting rooms, wireless connectivity and business support services. Complimentary shuttle bus services are provided to popular train stations.

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore (Riverside)



22 km

Stop No. 10

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Strategically located within the historically vibrant Civic district and within walking distance to some of Singapore’s oldest and historical landmarks. Grand Park City Hall is also near to Raffles City, Suntec, Marina Bay Shopping hubs and Clarke Quay, providing guests with endless retail therapy, dining and entertainment possibilities.

Grand Park City Hall (City Centre / Little India)



20 km

Stop No. 5

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located in Novena, Oasia Hotel Singapore is the flagship hotel of Oasia, a new hospitality brand by Far East Organization. From the moment you arrive, you will experience the reassuring calmness of understated elegance and personal touches that are both welcoming and intuitive; where being cared for takes on a whole new meaning.

Oasia Hotel (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 8 Sinaran Drive


25 km

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Situated on Orchard Road, Orchard Hotel Singapore offers 656 elegantly designed rooms to suit business and leisure needs. It promises cosmopolitan elegance and comfort, complemented by award-winning cafe and fine-dining Cantonese restaurant. Recreational facilities include a fully-equipped fitness centre and outdoor pool.

Orchard Hotel (Orchard / Newton)



25 km

Stop No. 15

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELS

Located within walking distance of bustling Orchard Road and the tranquil Botanic Gardens, the hotel attracts business and leisure travellers. Guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, shuttle to selected districts and access to a health club and spa, with outdoor swimming pool. Hotel is also connected to a mall for shopping and dining options.

Traders Hotel Singapore (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 1A Cuscaden Road


25 km

Stop No. 13

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Right at the doorway of the famed lifestyle haven of Orchard Road is Orchard Parade Hotel, where a myriad of retail options promises a dream shopping spree. 388 tastefully furnished guestrooms with modern amenities provide a peaceful haven come night, with additional babysitting services and business amenities to cater to every need.

Orchard Parade Hotel (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 1 Tanglin Road


25 km

Stop No. 15

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The award-winning Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa boasts 140 luxurious rooms, suites and villas located in 3.5 hectares of secluded tropical gardens on the hillside of Sentosa’s popular Palawan Beach. It is also just a 10-minute drive from the central business and financial district on mainland Singapore, making it easily accessible for both business and leisure travellers.

Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa (Sentosa Island)

Address: 1 Larkhill Road, Sentosa


25 km

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELS

Located within walking distance of bustling Orchard Road and the tranquil Botanic Gardens, the hotel attracts business and leisure travellers. Guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, shuttle to selected districts and access to a health club and spa, with outdoor swimming pool. Hotel is also connected to a mall for shopping and dining options.

Traders Hotel Singapore (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 1A Cuscaden Road


25 km

Stop No. 13

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Right at the doorway of the famed lifestyle haven of Orchard Road is Orchard Parade Hotel, where a myriad of retail options promises a dream shopping spree. 388 tastefully furnished guestrooms with modern amenities provide a peaceful haven come night, with additional babysitting services and business amenities to cater to every need.

Orchard Parade Hotel (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 1 Tanglin Road


25 km

Stop No. 15

Category E

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The award-winning Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa boasts 140 luxurious rooms, suites and villas located in 3.5 hectares of secluded tropical gardens on the hillside of Sentosa’s popular Palawan Beach. It is also just a 10-minute drive from the central business and financial district on mainland Singapore, making it easily accessible for both business and leisure travellers.

Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa (Sentosa Island)

Address: 1 Larkhill Road, Sentosa


25 km

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Exuberant yet relaxing, Festive Hotel is ideal for vacationers seeking a welcoming and relaxing island stay. Other than the luxurious king-sized or twin beds, there’s also a bonus sofa bed that folds out to a double bed in all rooms and loft beds to cater to children in most rooms, making it the perfect getaway hotel for families travelling with their kids.

Festive Hotel® (Sentosa Island)

Address: Resort World™ Sentosa8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa


25 km

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Conveniently located in Orchard Road near major malls including ION Orchard, Hilton Singapore is a superb choice for leisure travellers. In addition to modern amenities and WiFi capabilities furnished in all guest rooms, guests can unwind at the 24-hour fitness center and the rooftop pool that offers scenic city views.

Hilton Singapore (Orchard / Newton)



22 km

Stop No. 15

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:

A 5-star luxury hotel in the heart of the city, Marina Mandarin Singapore offers breathtaking views of Marina Bay and the financial district. The hotel boasts 575 rooms and suites, with a majestic atrium soaring through 21 levels of the hotel and is imbued with a philosophy of providing Asian grace, warmth and care.

Marina Mandarin Singapore (Marina Bay)

Address: 6 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square


20 km

Stop No. 1

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELS

Experience the finest in Swiss hospitality at Swissôtel The Stamford. Located in the heart of Singapore, this deluxe hotel enchants with unrivalled comfort in 1,261 guestrooms, world-class cuisine in 16 award-winning restaurants and bars, business solutions at Raffles City Convention Centre and leisure options at the Spa.

Swissôtel The Stamford (City Centre / Little India)

Address: 2 Stamford Road


20 km

Stop No. 22

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Located within walking distance to Botanic Gardens and Orchard Road, Regent Singapore is an oasis of calm, offering guests supreme comfort and anticipatory service. With contemporary decor and Museum-quality Asian art pieces, the hotel is a private and exclusive haven for business and leisure travellers.

Regent Singapore (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 1 Cuscaden Road


25 km

Stop No. 13

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Strategically located in the prime shopping and entertainment hub of Orchard Road, Pan Pacific Orchard is a 10-minute drive to the central business district and a 20-minute drive from the Changi International Airport. Nearby shopping centres include ION Orchard, DFS Galleria, Paragon and Takashimaya Shopping Centre.

Pan Pacific Orchard (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 10 Claymore Road


20 km

Stop No. 15

Category F

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Located in the heart of Singapore’s business, cultural, shopping and entertainment districts, Fairmont Singapore is Fairmont Hotels & Resorts pioneer property in Asia. Comprising 769 guestrooms and suites, 16 restaurants and bars and the award-winning Willow Stream Spa, guests may look forward to fulfilling their epicurean, pampering and entertainment desires.

Fairmont Singapore (City Centre / Little India)



20 km

Stop No. 22

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Rock and roll attitude meets world-class service at the Hard Rock Hotel Singapore. Breathtaking design, fashionable dining options, sleek modern interiors and the legendary entertainment experience makes this the obvious choice for sophisticated jetsetters seeking a hip holiday experience with a rock-and-roll edge.

Hard Rock Hotel® Singapore (Sentosa Island)



25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Established in 1971, Mandarin Orchard Singapore is located along the Orchard Road shopping belt, boasting some 1,051 guest rooms. It offers a smorgasbord of food and beverage offerings such as Chatterbox, home of the Mandarin Chicken Rice, and Mandarin Court Restaurant.

Mandarin Orchard Singapore (Orchard / Newton)



20 km

Stop No. 17

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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Located in the heart of Singapore’s business, cultural, shopping and entertainment districts, Fairmont Singapore is Fairmont Hotels & Resorts pioneer property in Asia. Comprising 769 guestrooms and suites, 16 restaurants and bars and the award-winning Willow Stream Spa, guests may look forward to fulfilling their epicurean, pampering and entertainment desires.

Fairmont Singapore (City Centre / Little India)



20 km

Stop No. 22

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Rock and roll attitude meets world-class service at the Hard Rock Hotel Singapore. Breathtaking design, fashionable dining options, sleek modern interiors and the legendary entertainment experience makes this the obvious choice for sophisticated jetsetters seeking a hip holiday experience with a rock-and-roll edge.

Hard Rock Hotel® Singapore (Sentosa Island)



25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Established in 1971, Mandarin Orchard Singapore is located along the Orchard Road shopping belt, boasting some 1,051 guest rooms. It offers a smorgasbord of food and beverage offerings such as Chatterbox, home of the Mandarin Chicken Rice, and Mandarin Court Restaurant.

Mandarin Orchard Singapore (Orchard / Newton)



20 km

Stop No. 17

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:


Set amidst 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, the luxurious Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore boasts 3 distinct wings: the contemporary Tower Wing, the tropical Garden Wing and the exclusive Valley Wing. The hotel has over 60,000 sq ft of meeting and function space, and offers exceptional dining options at award-winning restaurants.

Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 22 Orange Grove Road


25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

HOTELSWith easy access to world-class shopping, Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre and the Central Business District, Pan Pacific Singapore has been named ‘Asia’s Leading Business Hotel’ by World Travel Awards since 2007. Offering 778 contemporary rooms and suites for business or leisure, savour epicurean delights at our six award-winning restaurants and bar, or rejuvenate at our swimming pool and spa.

Pan Pacific Singapore (Marina Bay)



20 km

Stop No. 1

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The only resort in Singapore with a beachfront location, Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort aims to be the choice for business and leisure travellers. Larger rooms are available for families with kids, while couples on on a romantic getaway can check into the Panorama Room with an open concept bathroom looking out to the South China Sea.

Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort (Sentosa Island)

Address: 101 Siloso Road, Sentosa


25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:


Set amidst 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, the luxurious Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore boasts 3 distinct wings: the contemporary Tower Wing, the tropical Garden Wing and the exclusive Valley Wing. The hotel has over 60,000 sq ft of meeting and function space, and offers exceptional dining options at award-winning restaurants.

Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore (Orchard / Newton)

Address: 22 Orange Grove Road


25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

HOTELSWith easy access to world-class shopping, Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre and the Central Business District, Pan Pacific Singapore has been named ‘Asia’s Leading Business Hotel’ by World Travel Awards since 2007. Offering 778 contemporary rooms and suites for business or leisure, savour epicurean delights at our six award-winning restaurants and bar, or rejuvenate at our swimming pool and spa.

Pan Pacific Singapore (Marina Bay)



20 km

Stop No. 1

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The only resort in Singapore with a beachfront location, Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort aims to be the choice for business and leisure travellers. Larger rooms are available for families with kids, while couples on on a romantic getaway can check into the Panorama Room with an open concept bathroom looking out to the South China Sea.

Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort (Sentosa Island)

Address: 101 Siloso Road, Sentosa


25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:


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The hotel is strategically situated in the heart of Marina Centre, offering a mix of commercial, retail, entertainment and recreational facilities. It is adjacent to major shopping malls such as Millenia Walk, Marina Square and Suntec City Mall, with the renowned Orchard Road shopping belt just 10 minutes away.

The Ritz-Carlton Millenia, Singapore (Marina Bay)

Address: 7 Raffles Avenue


20 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Set atop a cliff with glorious views of the South China Sea, this luxury island resort is ideal for a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway. Be pampered at our award-winning Spa Botanica, Asia’s first garden spa destination, and treat yourself to a tantalising gourmet experience at The Cliff and The Garden restaurants. The Sentosa, A Beaufort Hotel is minutes away from the heart of the city, and yet worlds apart!

The Sentosa (A Beaufort Hotel) (Sentosa Island)

Address: 2 Bukit Manis Road, Sentosa


25 km

Category G

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Nestled on the white sands of Tanjong Said Bay, majority of the 106 rooms feature balcony views of the South China Sea, the resort also fitted with a gym and spa; rooftop recreation area for a game of pool, table tennis or movie rentals; conservation lab for nature enthusiasts; a marine centre for water sports; and a 18-hole Laguna Bintan Golf Course.

Angsana Bintan (Outside Singapore)

Address: Jalan Teluk Berembang, Laguna Bintan, Lagoi 29155, Bintan Resorts Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSPAGE 32

A 55-minute ferry ride away from Singapore, the tropical resort is set amongst over 300 hectares of beachfront gardens, with 470 well-appointed and spacious rooms. Guests can relax at the Bintan Day Spa, tee-off at one of two golf courses, or spend a day’s fun with over 50 land and sea activities, before settling for a meal from the 12 F&B outlets available.

Bintan Lagoon Resort (Outside Singapore)

Address: Jalan Indera Segara, Bintan Utara, Lagoi, Riau, Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The only all-villa resort in Bintan, the luxury hotelier brand features 61 Balinese villas perched atop hillsides overlooking the South China Sea, with a private beach, championship golf course and renowned Banyan Tree Spa – a world-class resort offering traditional Indonesian treatments, holistic programmes and spa sessions to recharge and rejuvenate the soul.

Banyan Tree Bintan (Outside Singapore)

Address: Banyan Tree Resort, Jalan Teluk Berembang, Laguna Bintan, Lagoi 29155 Bintan Resorts, Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Situated at Bintan Resorts via a 45-minutes ferry ride from Singapore, the resort offers over 245 rooms and suites to suit every budget and need. The integrated resort is ideal for the family, with over 50 recreation activities, 14 dining outlets and a kid’s club available.

Nirwana Resort Hotel (Outside Singapore)

Address: Jalan Panglima Pantar, Tanjung Uban, Riau, Lagoi Bintan 29155, Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:


HOTELSPAGE 32

A 55-minute ferry ride away from Singapore, the tropical resort is set amongst over 300 hectares of beachfront gardens, with 470 well-appointed and spacious rooms. Guests can relax at the Bintan Day Spa, tee-off at one of two golf courses, or spend a day’s fun with over 50 land and sea activities, before settling for a meal from the 12 F&B outlets available.

Bintan Lagoon Resort (Outside Singapore)

Address: Jalan Indera Segara, Bintan Utara, Lagoi, Riau, Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

The only all-villa resort in Bintan, the luxury hotelier brand features 61 Balinese villas perched atop hillsides overlooking the South China Sea, with a private beach, championship golf course and renowned Banyan Tree Spa – a world-class resort offering traditional Indonesian treatments, holistic programmes and spa sessions to recharge and rejuvenate the soul.

Banyan Tree Bintan (Outside Singapore)

Address: Banyan Tree Resort, Jalan Teluk Berembang, Laguna Bintan, Lagoi 29155 Bintan Resorts, Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:

Situated at Bintan Resorts via a 45-minutes ferry ride from Singapore, the resort offers over 245 rooms and suites to suit every budget and need. The integrated resort is ideal for the family, with over 50 recreation activities, 14 dining outlets and a kid’s club available.

Nirwana Resort Hotel (Outside Singapore)

Address: Jalan Panglima Pantar, Tanjung Uban, Riau, Lagoi Bintan 29155, Indonesia


? km

SIA Hop-on Bus:


An iconic attraction in itself, the new Singapore Cable Car presents birdís eye view of Singaporeís city, the harbour, and Sentosa. Photo opportunities are abundant with the cabinís 360∞ panoramic windows. Equipped with a level walk-in for easy access for wheelchair and baby pram, the 8-seater cabin is also fitted with a touch-screen multi-lingual infotainment system.

Double the pleasure as your ticket gains you admission into Sentosa, as well as Asiaís First Cable Car Museum.

Alight at Mount Faber Station, to visit Mount Faber Park, one of the oldest hilltop parks in Singapore and also a popular tourist destination. Take a stroll amidst this haven of greenery and drop by The Jewel Box, fondly known as Singaporeís Iconic Hilltop Destination, a scenic place with different dining options to choose from.

5 ATTRACTIONS IN A SINGLE RIDE:

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Call +65 6377 9688 or visit www.mountfaber.com.sg for more information.

Operating Hours (Daily)Cable Car: 8.45am - 10pm l Cable Car Museum: 8.45am - 5.30pm

Alight at HarbourFront MRT station, proceed to Exit B towards HarbourFrontCentre. Cross the link bridge (beside KFC) to get to the Cable Car station at

HarbourFront Tower Two.

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Begin your Singapore adventures with the Hippo River Pass or Singapore River

Bumboat Tour – full-day tours with unlimited hop-on-and-off rides along the picturesque

Singapore River! Do check out the vibrant nightspots of Clarke Quay, and chill-out

favourites at Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay and the Singapore Flyer.

Understand Singapore’s unique multicultural society via the Original Singapore

Walks®, where affable researcher-guides will take you to the major cultural enclaves of

Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam and more! While in Chinatown, do also pop by the

Chinatown Heritage Centre, presenting intriguing insights into the living conditions and

colourful history of Singapore's first Chinese inhabitants.

History buffs can visit The Battle Box – a former military bunker now transformed into

a World War II museum depicting the fall of Singapore to the Japanese in 1942. Check

out also the Maritime Experiential Museum™, showcasing Southeast Asia’s historical

maritime silk route through over 400 rare iconic artefacts and impressive ship replicas.

If you fancy a walk on the wild side, pay a visit to the colourful inhabitants of the

Jurong Bird Park and Singapore Zoo. Or visit the National Orchid Garden, where

you can enjoy strolling amidst exotic orchids in a lush green setting, close to the heart of

the city. Kids from 9 to 90 will love the Mint Museum of Toys, exhibiting a world-class

collection of vintage toys from across 25 countries, such as Astro Boy, Disneyana toys and

more – some dating over 100 years back!

For some Rest and Relaxation, tee-off at the picturesque Marina Bay Golf Course,

before heading for the beach getaway of Sentosa Island. Hop on thrilling rides at the

Sentosa Luge, be mesmerised with a live cast and dramatic laser effects from Songs of

the Sea, and then hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car, offering gorgeous 360-degree

views of the Southern precinct through a transparent enclosure. Complete your experience

with a visit to the famous Underwater World, Tiger Sky Tower, Images of Singapore,

Merlion or Universal Studios Singapore®.

Enjoy unlimited rides on the convenient SIA Hop-on Bus and also 50 percent

discount on the food menu at the designated food outlet of the Singapore Stopover

Holiday hotel you are staying at.

Still hungry? Pop by Ya Kun, the coffeestall with a winning Kaya (coconut egg jam)

recipe since 1944 that offers simple yet delicious buttery toasts with Kaya, best served

with coffee or tea.

Present your SIA Singapore Stopover Voucher for free admission to selected attractions mentioned above.

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Begin your Singapore adventures with the Hippo River Pass or Singapore River

Bumboat Tour – full-day tours with unlimited hop-on-and-off rides along the picturesque

Singapore River! Do check out the vibrant nightspots of Clarke Quay, and chill-out

favourites at Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay and the Singapore Flyer.

Understand Singapore’s unique multicultural society via the Original Singapore

Walks®, where affable researcher-guides will take you to the major cultural enclaves of

Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam and more! While in Chinatown, do also pop by the

Chinatown Heritage Centre, presenting intriguing insights into the living conditions and

colourful history of Singapore's first Chinese inhabitants.

History buffs can visit The Battle Box – a former military bunker now transformed into

a World War II museum depicting the fall of Singapore to the Japanese in 1942. Check

out also the Maritime Experiential Museum™, showcasing Southeast Asia’s historical

maritime silk route through over 400 rare iconic artefacts and impressive ship replicas.

If you fancy a walk on the wild side, pay a visit to the colourful inhabitants of the

Jurong Bird Park and Singapore Zoo. Or visit the National Orchid Garden, where

you can enjoy strolling amidst exotic orchids in a lush green setting, close to the heart of

the city. Kids from 9 to 90 will love the Mint Museum of Toys, exhibiting a world-class

collection of vintage toys from across 25 countries, such as Astro Boy, Disneyana toys and

more – some dating over 100 years back!

For some Rest and Relaxation, tee-off at the picturesque Marina Bay Golf Course,

before heading for the beach getaway of Sentosa Island. Hop on thrilling rides at the

Sentosa Luge, be mesmerised with a live cast and dramatic laser effects from Songs of

the Sea, and then hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car, offering gorgeous 360-degree

views of the Southern precinct through a transparent enclosure. Complete your experience

with a visit to the famous Underwater World, Tiger Sky Tower, Images of Singapore,

Merlion or Universal Studios Singapore®.

Enjoy unlimited rides on the convenient SIA Hop-on Bus and also 50 percent

discount on the food menu at the designated food outlet of the Singapore Stopover

Holiday hotel you are staying at.

Still hungry? Pop by Ya Kun, the coffeestall with a winning Kaya (coconut egg jam)

recipe since 1944 that offers simple yet delicious buttery toasts with Kaya, best served

with coffee or tea.

Present your SIA Singapore Stopover Voucher for free admission to selected attractions mentioned above.

PAGE 35COMPLIMENTARY

DEALS

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSSingapore Cable Car

Experience 5 attractions in a single ride!

A ride in the iconic Singapore Cable Car offers you breathtaking views of the

city, harbour and Sentosa. Photo opportunities are abundant with the cabin's 360°

panoramic windows. Equipped with a level walk-in for easy access for wheelchairs

and baby prams, the 8-seater cabin is also fitted with a touch-screen multi-lingual

infortainment system.

Double the pleasure as your ticket gains you admission into Sentosa, as well as

Asia's First Cable Car Museum.

Alight at Mount Faber Station to visit Mount Faber Park, one of the oldest

hilltop parks in Singapore and also a popular tourist destination. Take a stroll

amidst this haven of greenery and drop by The Jewel Box, a scenic place to have a

meal or a few drinks to end the day on a high note!

Getting There

Alight at HarbourFront MRT station, proceed to Exit B towards HarbourFront Centre. Cross the link bridge (beside KFC) to get to the Cable Car station at HarbourFront Tower Two.

109 Mount Faber Road, The Jewel Box, Singapore 099203www.mountfaber.com.sgOpening hours: 8:45am – 10:00pm

Normal Admission Charges

Adult - S$24 (1-way), S$26 (round-trip) Child - S$14 (1-way), S$15 (round-trip)

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSSingapore Cable Car

Experience 5 attractions in a single ride!

A ride in the iconic Singapore Cable Car offers you breathtaking views of the

city, harbour and Sentosa. Photo opportunities are abundant with the cabin's 360°

panoramic windows. Equipped with a level walk-in for easy access for wheelchairs

and baby prams, the 8-seater cabin is also fitted with a touch-screen multi-lingual

infortainment system.

Double the pleasure as your ticket gains you admission into Sentosa, as well as

Asia's First Cable Car Museum.

Alight at Mount Faber Station to visit Mount Faber Park, one of the oldest

hilltop parks in Singapore and also a popular tourist destination. Take a stroll

amidst this haven of greenery and drop by The Jewel Box, a scenic place to have a

meal or a few drinks to end the day on a high note!

Getting There

Alight at HarbourFront MRT station, proceed to Exit B towards HarbourFront Centre. Cross the link bridge (beside KFC) to get to the Cable Car station at HarbourFront Tower Two.

109 Mount Faber Road, The Jewel Box, Singapore 099203www.mountfaber.com.sgOpening hours: 8:45am – 10:00pm


Adult - S$24 (1-way), S$26 (round-trip) Child - S$14 (1-way), S$15 (round-trip)

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Sentosa Island

Sentosa – Asia’s Favourite Playground is just 15 minutes away from Singapore’s

city centre. This resort island is home to a plethora of themed attractions, award-

winning spa retreats, lush forests, white sandy beaches, resort accommodations,

championship golf courses, a deep-water yachting marina and luxury residences

– making it a compelling business and leisure destination for millions of visitors

around the world.

Enjoy the contrasting view of Singapore’s buzzing

skyline and tranquil neighbouring islands from Asia’s

tallest observatory tower, the Tiger Sky Tower. Snap

pictures of the Merlion, Singapore’s legendary and

mighty half-lion / half-fish icon, then be enthralled

by Songs of the Sea – Singapore’s multi-sensory

world-class water show, combining spectacular effects,

engaging music, water jets, lasers and bursts of fire!

With the Sentosa Rider, travelling from Singapore's

city centre to Sentosa Island is now a breeze.

www.sentosa.comOpening hours: Merlion: 10am - 8pm daily (Last entry 7.30pm)Tiger Sky Tower: 9am - 9pm daily (Last entry 8.45pm)Songs of the Sea: 7.40pm and 8.40pm daily Extra 9.40pm show (Sat)Images of Singapore: 9am - 7pm daily (Last entry 6.30pm)


Merlion:S$8 Adult | S$5 ChildTiger Sky Tower:S$15 Adult | S$10 ChildSongs of the Sea:S$10 Adult/ChildImages of Singapore:S$10 AdultS$7 Child (3-12 years old)

Getting There

Take the SIA hop-on from Orchard or Marina. Or take the MRT on the North-East line and stop at Harbourfront MRT station, and transfer to Sentosa Express (VivoCity, Lobby L, Level 3)

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSThe Battle Box at Fort Canning

National Orchid Garden

The Battle Box, one of the most important World War II sites in Singapore, is a

massive military bunker located some 9 metres below ground. Through the use

of specially arranged audio, video effects, and specially crafted figurines, the war

museum brings visitors back to the morning of 15 February 1942, where General

Percival made the decision to surrender Singapore to the Japanese.

Dazzling banks of

colourful orchids

create the unique

atmosphere of the

National Orchid

Garden. Dedicated to

showcasing the finest

orchids, indulge and

enjoy the splendour

of thousands of these

gorgeous blooms.

2 Cox Terrace Singapore 179622www.legendsfortcanning.comOpening hours: 10am to 6pm Daily (Last admission at 5pm), Closed from 12pm to 1pm

Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Roadwww.sbg.org.sgOpening hours: 8.30am to 7pm daily

Getting There

Take the North-East Line to Dhoby Ghaut MRT station, walk towards Fort Canning Park through Exit B.

Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus.



S$8 AdultS$5 Child

S$5 Adult | S$1 Student or Senior Citizen above 60 yearsFree for children under 12 years

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Singapore River Bumboat Tour

The first to introduce bumboat sightseeing cruises in 1987, hop on Singapore

River Cruises for a most memorable river sightseeing experience, which will

take visitors along important and picturesque sites along Clarke Quay, Boat

Quay and Robertson Quay.

Look out for key attractions such as the Raffles Landing Site – the spot where

Singapore’s founder Sir Stamford Raffles was thought to have set foot on; the

architectural masterpiece of Esplanade - Theatres by the Bay, also the city’s

leading cultural, entertainment and performing arts centre; and the picturesque

Marina Bay Sands – Singapore’s latest of two integrated resorts, combining

world-class hotel accommodation, and ultra-chic lifestyle attractions including

casinos, the hottest nightclubs and cutting edge shopping experiences.

Normal Charges

S$17 AdultS$10 Child

Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus or walk towards Singapore River from City Hall MRT or Clarke Quay MRT Station.

Alighting and boarding points: Raffles Landing Site, Liang Court, Boat Quay, Riverside Point, Merlion Park jetties.

Singapore River Cruise Pte Ltdwww.rivercruise.com.sgOperating hours: 9am to 11pm daily (Last boarding at 10.30pm)

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Singapore River Bumboat Tour

The first to introduce bumboat sightseeing cruises in 1987, hop on Singapore

River Cruises for a most memorable river sightseeing experience, which will

take visitors along important and picturesque sites along Clarke Quay, Boat

Quay and Robertson Quay.

Look out for key attractions such as the Raffles Landing Site – the spot where

Singapore’s founder Sir Stamford Raffles was thought to have set foot on; the

architectural masterpiece of Esplanade - Theatres by the Bay, also the city’s

leading cultural, entertainment and performing arts centre; and the picturesque

Marina Bay Sands – Singapore’s latest of two integrated resorts, combining

world-class hotel accommodation, and ultra-chic lifestyle attractions including

casinos, the hottest nightclubs and cutting edge shopping experiences.

Normal Charges


Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus or walk towards Singapore River from City Hall MRT or Clarke Quay MRT Station.

Alighting and boarding points: Raffles Landing Site, Liang Court, Boat Quay, Riverside Point, Merlion Park jetties.

Singapore River Cruise Pte Ltdwww.rivercruise.com.sgOperating hours: 9am to 11pm daily (Last boarding at 10.30pm)

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSJurong Bird Park

Home to over 5000 birds across 380 species, the Jurong Bird Park is a highly fun

and educational attraction suitable for one and all. Currently the largest bird park in

the world, highlights include the Bird Discovery Centre, Pelican Cove and Windows

on Paradise exhibits. Check out also the large aviaries – African Waterfall Aviary,

Lory Loft and Southeast Asian Birds Aviary, where visitors can explore and get ready

for even bigger adventures!

2 Jurong Hillwww.birdpark.com.sgOpening hours: 8.30am to 6.00pm daily (Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

Marina Bay Golf CourseOpened in November

2006, Marina Bay Golf

Course is Singapore's

first and only 18-hole

public golf course. It's

strategic location in the

heart of town offers

great accessibility to

all golfers, who will

also enjoy teeing off

amidst the beautiful

surrounding cityscape,

be it day or night. Golfers

will also enjoy the 150

complimentary golf balls

given when practising at

the driving range.

Getting There

Take bus 158 from Aljunied MRT and alight opposite Costa Rhu Condo.

80 Rhu Cross, Singapore 437437www.mbgc.com.sgOpening hours: 7am – 10.45pm Daily Closed on Mon from 7am – 12noon

Getting There

Take the East West Line to Boon Lay MRT station. From there, take SBS Transit bus No: 194 or 251.


S$18 Adult S$12 Child

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MINT Museum of ToysMINT Museum of Toys

showcases Asia’s largest

collection of vintage toys and

childhood memorabilia from

over 40 countries, ranging

from the mid-19th century to

mid-20th century. Reconnect

with childhood pals and rekindle

fond memories as you see rare

collectables of Astro-boy, Batman,

Disneyana, Popeye, Ultraman

and many more! Whether you

are 9 or 90, a truly memorable

journey of re-discovery awaits!

26 Seah Street, Singapore 188382www.emint.comOpening hours: 9.30am to 6.30pm daily

30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803www.singaporeflyer.comOpening Hours: Opens daily from 8.30am to 10.30pm (last flight at 10.00pm)

Singapore FlyerAt 165 metres, Singapore

Flyer, the world’s largest Giant

Observation Wheel offers unique

360° day-to-night panoramas

of the Singapore city at every

turn of the wheel. Your ticket

includes entry to Journey of

Dreams, an engaging multimedia

showcase of the Singapore

Story and the iconic Singapore

Flyer. After your flight, visit the

three-storey terminal building for

an exciting array of dining and

entertainment choices.

Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus and alight at Singapore Flyer (stop number 2)


S$29.50 AdultS$20.65 Child

Getting There

Take the Circle Line to Esplanade MRT station, or take the East West Line to Bugis MRT station, and walk towards Seah Street.


S$15 Adult S$7.50 Child 2-12 years oldChild below 2 years old -- FreeS$7.50 Senior citizens (60 years old and above)

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSJurong Bird Park

Home to over 5000 birds across 380 species, the Jurong Bird Park is a highly fun

and educational attraction suitable for one and all. Currently the largest bird park in

the world, highlights include the Bird Discovery Centre, Pelican Cove and Windows

on Paradise exhibits. Check out also the large aviaries – African Waterfall Aviary,

Lory Loft and Southeast Asian Birds Aviary, where visitors can explore and get ready

for even bigger adventures!

2 Jurong Hillwww.birdpark.com.sgOpening hours: 8.30am to 6.00pm daily (Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

Marina Bay Golf CourseOpened in November

2006, Marina Bay Golf

Course is Singapore's

first and only 18-hole

public golf course. It's

strategic location in the

heart of town offers

great accessibility to

all golfers, who will

also enjoy teeing off

amidst the beautiful

surrounding cityscape,

be it day or night. Golfers

will also enjoy the 150

complimentary golf balls

given when practising at

the driving range.

Getting There

Take bus 158 from Aljunied MRT and alight opposite Costa Rhu Condo.

80 Rhu Cross, Singapore 437437www.mbgc.com.sgOpening hours: 7am – 10.45pm Daily Closed on Mon from 7am – 12noon

Getting There

Take the East West Line to Boon Lay MRT station. From there, take SBS Transit bus No: 194 or 251.



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MINT Museum of ToysMINT Museum of Toys

showcases Asia’s largest

collection of vintage toys and

childhood memorabilia from

over 40 countries, ranging

from the mid-19th century to

mid-20th century. Reconnect

with childhood pals and rekindle

fond memories as you see rare

collectables of Astro-boy, Batman,

Disneyana, Popeye, Ultraman

and many more! Whether you

are 9 or 90, a truly memorable

journey of re-discovery awaits!

26 Seah Street, Singapore 188382www.emint.comOpening hours: 9.30am to 6.30pm daily

30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803www.singaporeflyer.comOpening Hours: Opens daily from 8.30am to 10.30pm (last flight at 10.00pm)

Singapore FlyerAt 165 metres, Singapore

Flyer, the world’s largest Giant

Observation Wheel offers unique

360° day-to-night panoramas

of the Singapore city at every

turn of the wheel. Your ticket

includes entry to Journey of

Dreams, an engaging multimedia

showcase of the Singapore

Story and the iconic Singapore

Flyer. After your flight, visit the

three-storey terminal building for

an exciting array of dining and

entertainment choices.

Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus and alight at Singapore Flyer (stop number 2)


S$29.50 AdultS$20.65 Child

Getting There

Take the Circle Line to Esplanade MRT station, or take the East West Line to Bugis MRT station, and walk towards Seah Street.


S$15 Adult S$7.50 Child 2-12 years oldChild below 2 years old -- FreeS$7.50 Senior citizens (60 years old and above)

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DEALS

Hippo River Cruise Hop-On / Off

Embark on the most amazing

voyage of discovery at the

Maritime Experiential Museum™!

At this multi-sensory maritime

museum, take an interactive

journey along the Souk ports of

the Maritime Silk Route, uncover

precious artefacts, experience

a shipwreck in the 360-degree

multi-sensory Typhoon Theatre

and much more!

www.rwsentosa.comOpening hours: 10am to 7pm (Mon - Thur), 10am to 9pm (Fri - Sun, Public Holidays)

www.ducktours.com.sgOpening hours: 10am – 9pm (approximately 20 minutes interval)

Maritime Experiential Museum™(excludes admission to Typhoon Theatre)

Get your cameras ready as you sail down the iconic Singapore River, beginning at

Clarke Quay – housing some of the trendiest nightspots; the Merlion Park, home to

Singapore’s tourism icon, the Merlion; before enjoying the scenic city skyline along

the Esplanade - Theatres by the Bay.

Hippo River Cruise Boarding Points

1. Clarke Quay Jetty (In front of Block D,

Clarke Quay, next to Hooters Bar and

Restaurant). Open from 10am - 9pm.

2. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands South

Dock Jetty. Open from 10am - 9pm.

3. Esplanade (Behind Gluttons Bay).

Open from 12noon - 9pm.

4. Boat Quay Jetty (Near UOB Plaza).


Getting There

Take the North-East Line to Harbourfront MRT station and transfer to the Sentosa Express (VivoCity, Lobby L, Level 3).


S$5 Adult S$2 Child (4 - 12 years old)S$3 Senior Citizens (65 years and above)


One single trip: S$18 Adult | S$13 ChildOne day unlimited: S$23 Adult | S$17 Child

Getting There

Take the North East Line to Clarke Quay MRT station and walk to your preferred boarding point.

*Note: Please note that tours are subject to tidal and weather conditions. Valid till 31st December 2012 only.

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PAGE 43

Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus to your preferred Ya Kun outlet.

www.yakun.com

Ya Kun Kaya Toast

A local household name,

Ya Kun is the coffeestall

with a winning Kaya

(coconut egg jam) recipe

since 1944, offering simple

yet delicious buttery toasts

with Kaya, best served with

coffee or tea. For the last

67 years, their time-tested

menu and affordable

prices have had locals and

foreigners alike flocking to

their outlets for a toasted

slice of perfection.

Singapore ZooVisit the award-winning

Singapore Zoo! This nine-

time winner of “Best Leisure

Attraction Experience” by

the Singapore Tourism

Board is considered one of

the best and most beautiful

zoos in the world. Home

to over 3000 specimens

from 316 species, the zoo

features an “open concept”

so visitors are surrounded

by lush greenery of the

tropic. Don’t forget to stop for a show or two, and be entertained by the cute

Californian sea lions in Splash Safari, while elephants show off their might at

Elephants at Work and Play!

80 Mandai Lake Roadwww.zoo.com.sgOpening hours: 8.30am to 6.00pm daily (Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

(Meal includes 2 slices of Kaya Butter Toast and 1 hot regular Coffee/Tea)

Redeemable only at one of these Ya Kun outlets:

#01-16 Far East Plaza, 14 Scotts RoadOpening Hours: Daily | 8am to 8.45pm

#01-16 Funan Digitalife Mall, 109 North Bridge Road Opening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.30pm

#01-128 Suntec City Mall, 3 Temasek BoulevardOpening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.15pm

#01-31 The Central (Clarke Quay), 6 Eu Tong Sen Street Opening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.30pm

#01-32/ 33/ 34 313@Somerset, 313 Orchard RoadOpening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.30pm

#B1-80 Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Road #B1-80 Opening Hours: Daily l 7.30am to 10.30pm

Getting There

Take the North-South Line to Ang Mo Kio MRT station. From there, take SBS Transit bus No: 138.



*Note: Please note that tours are subject to tidal and weather conditions.

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALS

Hippo River Cruise Hop-On / Off

Embark on the most amazing

voyage of discovery at the

Maritime Experiential Museum™!

At this multi-sensory maritime

museum, take an interactive

journey along the Souk ports of

the Maritime Silk Route, uncover

precious artefacts, experience

a shipwreck in the 360-degree

multi-sensory Typhoon Theatre

and much more!

www.rwsentosa.comOpening hours: 10am to 7pm (Mon - Thur), 10am to 9pm (Fri - Sun, Public Holidays)

www.ducktours.com.sgOpening hours: 10am – 9pm (approximately 20 minutes interval)

Maritime Experiential Museum™(excludes admission to Typhoon Theatre)

Get your cameras ready as you sail down the iconic Singapore River, beginning at

Clarke Quay – housing some of the trendiest nightspots; the Merlion Park, home to

Singapore’s tourism icon, the Merlion; before enjoying the scenic city skyline along

the Esplanade - Theatres by the Bay.

Hippo River Cruise Boarding Points

1. Clarke Quay Jetty (In front of Block D,

Clarke Quay, next to Hooters Bar and

Restaurant). Open from 10am - 9pm.

2. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands South

Dock Jetty. Open from 10am - 9pm.

3. Esplanade (Behind Gluttons Bay).


4. Boat Quay Jetty (Near UOB Plaza).


Getting There

Take the North-East Line to Harbourfront MRT station and transfer to the Sentosa Express (VivoCity, Lobby L, Level 3).


S$5 Adult S$2 Child (4 - 12 years old)S$3 Senior Citizens (65 years and above)


One single trip: S$18 Adult | S$13 ChildOne day unlimited: S$23 Adult | S$17 Child

Getting There

Take the North East Line to Clarke Quay MRT station and walk to your preferred boarding point.

*Note: Please note that tours are subject to tidal and weather conditions. Valid till 31st December 2012 only.

DEALS.indd 42 8/6/12 10:31 AM

PAGE 43

Getting There

Take the SIA Hop-on Bus to your preferred Ya Kun outlet.

www.yakun.com

Ya Kun Kaya Toast

A local household name,

Ya Kun is the coffeestall

with a winning Kaya

(coconut egg jam) recipe

since 1944, offering simple

yet delicious buttery toasts

with Kaya, best served with

coffee or tea. For the last

67 years, their time-tested

menu and affordable

prices have had locals and

foreigners alike flocking to

their outlets for a toasted

slice of perfection.

Singapore ZooVisit the award-winning

Singapore Zoo! This nine-

time winner of “Best Leisure

Attraction Experience” by

the Singapore Tourism

Board is considered one of

the best and most beautiful

zoos in the world. Home

to over 3000 specimens

from 316 species, the zoo

features an “open concept”

so visitors are surrounded

by lush greenery of the

tropic. Don’t forget to stop for a show or two, and be entertained by the cute

Californian sea lions in Splash Safari, while elephants show off their might at

Elephants at Work and Play!

80 Mandai Lake Roadwww.zoo.com.sgOpening hours: 8.30am to 6.00pm daily (Last ticket sale at 5.30pm)

(Meal includes 2 slices of Kaya Butter Toast and 1 hot regular Coffee/Tea)

Redeemable only at one of these Ya Kun outlets:

#01-16 Far East Plaza, 14 Scotts RoadOpening Hours: Daily | 8am to 8.45pm

#01-16 Funan Digitalife Mall, 109 North Bridge Road Opening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.30pm

#01-128 Suntec City Mall, 3 Temasek BoulevardOpening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.15pm

#01-31 The Central (Clarke Quay), 6 Eu Tong Sen Street Opening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.30pm

#01-32/ 33/ 34 313@Somerset, 313 Orchard RoadOpening Hours: Daily | 7.30am to 10.30pm

#B1-80 Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Road #B1-80 Opening Hours: Daily l 7.30am to 10.30pm

Getting There

Take the North-South Line to Ang Mo Kio MRT station. From there, take SBS Transit bus No: 138.



*Note: Please note that tours are subject to tidal and weather conditions.

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COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSPAGE 44

Getting There

Please check website for full details.

Choose 1 of the following:

Journeys Pte Ltdwww.singaporewalks.com

The Original Singapore Walks®Discover the road less

travelled with The

Original Singapore

Walks®! Get all

cameras ready and

be entertained by

the cultural and

historical enclaves

of Chinatown, Little

India, Kampong Glam

and the Singapore

River. Tours run from

Mondays to Saturdays,

rain or shine, and

there’s no need to

pre-book! Simply join

by turning up at the

meeting point, where

affable researcher-

guides will then share

juicy insights to local

society and traditions.

Chinatown Heritage CentreRediscover Chinatown’s colourful

history starting from Singapore's

establishment as a seaport at

the Chinatown Heritage Centre.

Recreating the original interiors

of shophouse tenants in the

1950s, visitors will glimpse the

living conditions of Chinatown’s

early residents, underground

practices of gambling dens and

secret societies, and various

memorabilia.

48 Pagoda Street. Singapore 059207Tel:+65 221 9556Operating hours: 9am to 8pm daily (Last entry at 7pm)



1. Mon: The Time of Empire™ - A Colonial District Walk (9.30am)

2. Tues: Red Clogs Down the Five Foot Way™ -

A Chinatown Walk (9.30am)

3. Wed: Dhobis, Saris & A Spot of Curry™ -

A Little India Walk (9.30am)

4. Thu: Sultans of Spice™ - A Kampong Glam Walk (9.30am)

5. Thu: The Tipple Exchange™ -

A Boat Quay - Singapore River Walk (6.30pm)

6. Fri: Secrets of the Red Lantern™ -

A Chinatown Night Walk (6.30pm)

7. Sat: Of Dali, Barley & Hadhramis™ -

Clarke Quay - Singapore River Walk (5.00pm)

Tours are approximately 2.5 hours each (Please arrive 15

minutes earlier). Please note that there are no walks on Public Holidays.

Getting There

Take the North-East Line to Chinatown MRT station


S$10 AdultS$6 Child

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DEALS.indd 44 8/6/12 10:31 AM

COMPLIMENTARY

DEALSPAGE 44

Getting There

Please check website for full details.

Choose 1 of the following:

Journeys Pte Ltdwww.singaporewalks.com

The Original Singapore Walks®Discover the road less

travelled with The

Original Singapore

Walks®! Get all

cameras ready and

be entertained by

the cultural and

historical enclaves

of Chinatown, Little

India, Kampong Glam

and the Singapore

River. Tours run from

Mondays to Saturdays,

rain or shine, and

there’s no need to

pre-book! Simply join

by turning up at the

meeting point, where

affable researcher-

guides will then share

juicy insights to local

society and traditions.

Chinatown Heritage CentreRediscover Chinatown’s colourful

history starting from Singapore's

establishment as a seaport at

the Chinatown Heritage Centre.

Recreating the original interiors

of shophouse tenants in the

1950s, visitors will glimpse the

living conditions of Chinatown’s

early residents, underground

practices of gambling dens and

secret societies, and various

memorabilia.

48 Pagoda Street. Singapore 059207Tel:+65 221 9556Operating hours: 9am to 8pm daily (Last entry at 7pm)



1. Mon: The Time of Empire™ - A Colonial District Walk (9.30am)

2. Tues: Red Clogs Down the Five Foot Way™ -

A Chinatown Walk (9.30am)

3. Wed: Dhobis, Saris & A Spot of Curry™ -

A Little India Walk (9.30am)

4. Thu: Sultans of Spice™ - A Kampong Glam Walk (9.30am)

5. Thu: The Tipple Exchange™ -

A Boat Quay - Singapore River Walk (6.30pm)

6. Fri: Secrets of the Red Lantern™ -

A Chinatown Night Walk (6.30pm)

7. Sat: Of Dali, Barley & Hadhramis™ -

Clarke Quay - Singapore River Walk (5.00pm)

Tours are approximately 2.5 hours each (Please arrive 15

minutes earlier). Please note that there are no walks on Public Holidays.

Getting There

Take the North-East Line to Chinatown MRT station


S$10 AdultS$6 Child

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The answer to all things Singapore is now in your pocket. Find the coolest tourist attractions, sample the tastiest dishes, and discover the most

delightful Singapore Airlines Boarding Pass Privileges. All this and more in YourSingapore Guide, a free mobile app for iPhone and Android.

Singapore Airlines Boarding Pass Privileges and more.

Now in your pocket.

Free usage only for selected services. Terms and conditions apply.

Just connect to StarHub and call *188# to enjoy the app for free.

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The answer to all things Singapore is now in your pocket. Find the coolest tourist attractions, sample the tastiest dishes, and discover the most

delightful Singapore Airlines Boarding Pass Privileges. All this and more in YourSingapore Guide, a free mobile app for iPhone and Android.

Singapore Airlines Boarding Pass Privileges and more.

Now in your pocket.

Free usage only for selected services. Terms and conditions apply.

Just connect to StarHub and call *188# to enjoy the app for free.

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SIA

HOP-ON-BUS PAGE 47

SIA Hop-On BusTravel to the hottest tourist spots in Singapore in air-conditioned comfort and convenience on the SIA Hop-On Bus.

Travel through Singapore’s

most popular shopping belt

on the SIA Hop-On Bus.

This air-conditioned service

allows you to hop on and

off at designated stops

along the shopping district

– use the maps and guides

available on board the bus

for you to explore the malls,

attractions, and restaurants

around the stops at your

leisure, and then get back

on the bus to travel to your

next desired destination

as you please. For a list

of boarding points, simply

lookout for the

Hop-On Bus logo!

The SIA Hop-On Bus

operates from 9am to

9pm daily.

Marina Bay

Orchard

Chinatown

Little India

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SIA

HOP-ON-BUSWith just one travel pass, the SIA Hop-On Bus will solve all your sightseeing transportation needs!Here’s what you’ll see along the way...

MARINA BAYTouted as the next hotspot for hosting world-class business,

entertainment and leisure facilities, catch some of the city’s most

distinctive landmarks here: the Esplanade – Theatres on the

Bay, the Float@Marina Bay, the Singapore Flyer, Helix Bridge,

integrated resort Marina Bay Sands, and the gorgeous Waterfront Promenade – a

3.5km route linking Gardens by the Bay, Marina Barrage and the new Sports Hub.

3

ESPLANADE

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay

Officially opened in 2002, the Esplanade complex stands out for its two iconic spiked

‘shells’ against Singapore’s skyline, often linked to the eyes of a fly or giant durian (local

popular fruit). Taking $600 million to build, this integrated arts centre spans six hectares

of picturesque waterfront land alongside Marina Bay, boasting a world-class concert hall,

theatre, recital and theatre studios, a wide gallery space and an auditorium.

Marina Bay Sands

A magnificent destination for entertainment, business and leisure, Marina Bay

Sands is located along the picturesque and prosperous Marina Bay waterfront,

the landmark structure consisting of three 55-storey hotel towers – topped by the

gorgeous Sands SkyPark® offering sweeping views of the city’s skyline. Whether

it’s shopping at cutting-edge labels and international luxury brands, feasting at

celebrity chef restaurants or attending events at state-of-the-art convention and

exhibition facilities, this is the place to go for world-class entertainment.


PAGE 49

Suntec City Mall

Housing nearly 300 outlets spread across a million

square feet of shopping space, Suntec City Mall also hosts

major conventions and events at their internationally

renowned Convention & Exhibition Centre, offering

100,000 sqm of event space and top-notch facilities to

match. Check out the Fountain of Wealth – the world’s

largest fountain listed in the Guinness Book of Records,

coming to life with dazzling laser shows from eight to

nine every evening.

Singapore Flyer

The world’s largest giant observation wheel stands at a

whopping 165 metres above ground, each full rotation

taking 30 minutes. Visitors will enjoy 360-degree

panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline and iconic

landmarks, and even parts of Indonesia and Malaysia!

Helix Bridge

Resembling the structure of a DNA cell to symbolise

‘life and continuity’ and ‘everlasting abundance’, the

280-metre bridge located beside the Benjamin Sheares

Bridge is the world’s first curved bridge – also a

pedestrian linkway between Marina Bay to Marina Centre,

and a popular spot for photo-taking opportunities.

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SIA

HOP-ON-BUSWith just one travel pass, the SIA Hop-On Bus will solve all your sightseeing transportation needs!Here’s what you’ll see along the way...

MARINA BAYTouted as the next hotspot for hosting world-class business,

entertainment and leisure facilities, catch some of the city’s most

distinctive landmarks here: the Esplanade – Theatres on the

Bay, the Float@Marina Bay, the Singapore Flyer, Helix Bridge,

integrated resort Marina Bay Sands, and the gorgeous Waterfront Promenade – a

3.5km route linking Gardens by the Bay, Marina Barrage and the new Sports Hub.

3

ESPLANADE

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay

Officially opened in 2002, the Esplanade complex stands out for its two iconic spiked

‘shells’ against Singapore’s skyline, often linked to the eyes of a fly or giant durian (local

popular fruit). Taking $600 million to build, this integrated arts centre spans six hectares

of picturesque waterfront land alongside Marina Bay, boasting a world-class concert hall,

theatre, recital and theatre studios, a wide gallery space and an auditorium.

Marina Bay Sands

A magnificent destination for entertainment, business and leisure, Marina Bay

Sands is located along the picturesque and prosperous Marina Bay waterfront,

the landmark structure consisting of three 55-storey hotel towers – topped by the

gorgeous Sands SkyPark® offering sweeping views of the city’s skyline. Whether

it’s shopping at cutting-edge labels and international luxury brands, feasting at

celebrity chef restaurants or attending events at state-of-the-art convention and

exhibition facilities, this is the place to go for world-class entertainment.


PAGE 49

Suntec City Mall

Housing nearly 300 outlets spread across a million

square feet of shopping space, Suntec City Mall also hosts

major conventions and events at their internationally

renowned Convention & Exhibition Centre, offering

100,000 sqm of event space and top-notch facilities to

match. Check out the Fountain of Wealth – the world’s

largest fountain listed in the Guinness Book of Records,

coming to life with dazzling laser shows from eight to

nine every evening.

Singapore Flyer

The world’s largest giant observation wheel stands at a

whopping 165 metres above ground, each full rotation

taking 30 minutes. Visitors will enjoy 360-degree

panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline and iconic

landmarks, and even parts of Indonesia and Malaysia!

Helix Bridge

Resembling the structure of a DNA cell to symbolise

‘life and continuity’ and ‘everlasting abundance’, the

280-metre bridge located beside the Benjamin Sheares

Bridge is the world’s first curved bridge – also a

pedestrian linkway between Marina Bay to Marina Centre,

and a popular spot for photo-taking opportunities.

Sera

ngoo

n Rd

Jala

n B

esar

Beac

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Merchant Rd

River Valley Rd

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SIA

HOP-ON-BUS

ORCHARDOrchard Road took its name from the many fruit orchards situated

in the area during Singapore’s colonial era. Today, it is transformed

into Singapore’s favourite shopping belt. This broad boulevard is

bordered by over 20 glitzy shopping malls, including Ngee Ann City,

Wisma Atria, Paragon Shopping Centre, as well as the distinctive glass-coned structure of

Wheelock Place – which houses the well-known Marks & Spencer departmental store and

many other retail outlets. Be prepared to maul through the heavy crowds on weekends.

Ion Orchard

A shopaholic’s dream with over 330 retail, lifestyle and F&B stores spread across

eight floors, including six duplex flagships of Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Dior,

Giorgio Armani and Dolce & Gabbana. The stylish mall also boasts the ION Sky on

levels 55 and 56 – which at 218 metres high offers visitors 360-degree views of

the entire Orchard shopping belt.

Mandarin Gallery

Among the newer malls along the Orchard Road belt, expect sophisticated and

high-end brands such as Just Cavalli, Vertu, Montblanc, Bathing Ape, D&G, Galliano

and Emporio Armani, as well as classy establishments offering sumptuous fares at

Wild Honey (try their all-day breakfasts), Ippudo for delicious tonkotsu ramen, and

premium steaks at Lawry’s the Prime Rib.

313@Somerset

Offering a distinctive mid-to-high market fashion, the 177 outlets at 313@Somerset

include leading global and local brand names such as Zara, Uniqlo, New Look,

Esprit, Mango as well as a four-level Forever 21 flagship store. Hungry shoppers can

indulge in international offerings at Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant, Trattoria

Italian Kitchen and Absolute Thai; light snacks at the Food Hall; or check out the

16

TANGS / MARRIOTT

HOTEL


SIA

HOP-ON-BUS

ORCHARDOrchard Road took its name from the many fruit orchards situated

in the area during Singapore’s colonial era. Today, it is transformed

into Singapore’s favourite shopping belt. This broad boulevard is

bordered by over 20 glitzy shopping malls, including Ngee Ann City,

Wisma Atria, Paragon Shopping Centre, as well as the distinctive glass-coned structure of

Wheelock Place – which houses the well-known Marks & Spencer departmental store and

many other retail outlets. Be prepared to maul through the heavy crowds on weekends.

Ion Orchard

A shopaholic’s dream with over 330 retail, lifestyle and F&B stores spread across

eight floors, including six duplex flagships of Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Dior,

Giorgio Armani and Dolce & Gabbana. The stylish mall also boasts the ION Sky on

levels 55 and 56 – which at 218 metres high offers visitors 360-degree views of

the entire Orchard shopping belt.

Mandarin Gallery

Among the newer malls along the Orchard Road belt, expect sophisticated and

high-end brands such as Just Cavalli, Vertu, Montblanc, Bathing Ape, D&G, Galliano

and Emporio Armani, as well as classy establishments offering sumptuous fares at

Wild Honey (try their all-day breakfasts), Ippudo for delicious tonkotsu ramen, and

premium steaks at Lawry’s the Prime Rib.

313@Somerset

Offering a distinctive mid-to-high market fashion, the 177 outlets at 313@Somerset

include leading global and local brand names such as Zara, Uniqlo, New Look,

Esprit, Mango as well as a four-level Forever 21 flagship store. Hungry shoppers can

indulge in international offerings at Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant, Trattoria

Italian Kitchen and Absolute Thai; light snacks at the Food Hall; or check out the

16

TANGS / MARRIOTT

HOTEL


Stevens Rd

Grange Rd

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Food Republic foodcourt with over 21 stalls and mini-restaurants

serving mostly Asian fare.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

A world-class botanic and horticulture garden, locals and tourists

alike regularly visit especially over weekends, whether for the

alfresco concerts, the sprawling National Orchid Garden displaying

over 60,000 plants and orchids, a leisurely picnic and running

session, or to bring the kids to the Jacob Ballas Children’s garden

– a splendid outdoor classroom for children to learn about the

intricacies of plant life.

The Centrepoint

Anchored by quality tenants Robinsons departmental store and

Cold Storage supermarket, this landmark mall also features a

good mix of other well-known retailers such as Gap, Birkenstock,

The Diamond Atelier by Lee Hwa Jewellery, Marks & Spencer,

Times bookstore and more to meet every shopper’s needs.

Palais Renaissance

A luxurious shopping haven in a class of its own, find famous

upmarket names such as DKNY, Vanilla Home, Passion Hair Salon,

The Link Wedding, Steinway Gallery and more, as well as chic

hangouts PS Café, Heart Bistro and Artisan Cellars.


SIA

HOP-ON-BUS

8

FURAMA CITY CENTRE

CHINATOWNChinatown was a place where Chinese

immigrants called home, while the

nearby Singapore River became a

place to find work. Each household

had to collect fresh water in bullock-drawn carts, hence

giving Chinatown its local name – Niu Che Shui (Bullock Cart

Water). One of Singapore’s three ethnic hotspots, you’ll find

a ‘wet market’ selling fresh produce at Chinatown Complex,

with the second floor housing some of Singapore’s best

eating stalls. Between Pagoda Street and Smith Street lies

a region exclusively revamped for tourists. The Al-Abrar

Mosque along Telok Ayer Street, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

and Sri Mariamman Temple along South Bridge Road

depicts the racially and religiously harmonious atmosphere

that is unique to Singapore.

Sri Mariammam Temple

Step into Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, easily recognised by its impressive

gate tower, covered with intricate sculptures of gods, goddesses and mythological

beasts. Other than offering prayers to Goddess Mariamman, known for her

power in curing epidemic diseases, devotees also gather between October and

November yearly for the spectacular Theemithi (fire-walking) ceremony.


SIA

HOP-ON-BUS

8

FURAMA CITY CENTRE

CHINATOWNChinatown was a place where Chinese

immigrants called home, while the

nearby Singapore River became a

place to find work. Each household

had to collect fresh water in bullock-drawn carts, hence

giving Chinatown its local name – Niu Che Shui (Bullock Cart

Water). One of Singapore’s three ethnic hotspots, you’ll find

a ‘wet market’ selling fresh produce at Chinatown Complex,

with the second floor housing some of Singapore’s best

eating stalls. Between Pagoda Street and Smith Street lies

a region exclusively revamped for tourists. The Al-Abrar

Mosque along Telok Ayer Street, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

and Sri Mariamman Temple along South Bridge Road

depicts the racially and religiously harmonious atmosphere

that is unique to Singapore.

Sri Mariammam Temple

Step into Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, easily recognised by its impressive

gate tower, covered with intricate sculptures of gods, goddesses and mythological

beasts. Other than offering prayers to Goddess Mariamman, known for her

power in curing epidemic diseases, devotees also gather between October and

November yearly for the spectacular Theemithi (fire-walking) ceremony.


PAGE 53

Jamae Mosque

Located along the same road as Sri

Mariammam Temple, the eclectic-styled

mosque was built in 1826 by the Chulias –

Tamil Muslims from the Coromandel Coast

of Southern India, and gazetted as a national

monument in 1974.

Chinatown Food Street

Coming alive at night, the stalls located

along Smith Street lets visitors tuck into

delicious Chinese fare including fishball

noodles, barbequed seafood and Char Kway

Teow (a noodle dish fried with fresh cockles),

while soaking in the charming atmosphere

of dining amidst the backdrop of colourful,

restored shophouses.

Singapore Handicraft Centre

A great souvenir stop, selling anything

from Chinese artefacts, hand-knotted silk

carpets, bamboo umbrellas, paintings and

traditional Chinese musical instruments,

to T-shirts, cosmetics, perfumes and other

beauty products.


SIA

HOP-ON-BUS

Little IndiaOne of Singapore’s key cultural precincts, Little India offers a

smorgasbord of various sights, smells and tastes that will evoke

memories of life as it is in Mumbai and Delhi. More than the

resident smells of curry, jasmine flower garlands and incense,

this street truly comes alive at night – where thousands throng the streets, be it to

shop, eat, worship or people-watch at one of the many coffee-shops and eateries.

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple

Built by Tamil labourers back in 1855 as a place for prayer, worship and gatherings,

the temple is dedicated to Hindu Goddess Kali – the Goddess of Power, and whose

name means ‘Courageous Mother Kali’. Situated along Serangoon Road, rebuilding

of this historic monument began in 1983 at a cost of 2.2 million, its imposing Gate-

Tower – mounted with colourful and intricate statues of various Hindu deities – now

one of the most distinctive features found in Little India.

Tekka Centre

Located at the corner of Serangoon and Rochor Road, Tekka Centre is a wet market,

food centre and shopping mall rolled into one, where you’ll find people from various

ethnic communities shopping, or tucking into delicisous South and North Indian

fare, Chinese and Malay food on the bottom floor. Continue shopping at the nearby

Buffalo and Kerbau Roads, where you’ll find row after row of goldsmith shops – as the

Indian community believes that gold embodies Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth.

Mustafa Centre

A cult favourite with both locals and tourists, this 24-hour gigantic department store

teems with household knick-knacks, clothing, accessories, makeup and perfumes,

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down to gadgets, souvenirs, a supermarket and

even money changes – most of which are priced

at some of Singapore’s lowest rates.

Sim Lim Square

Just a short walk from Little India to Rochor

Canal Road is the electronics and IT hub of

Sim Lim Square. With a whopping 484 stores

spread across six floors, expect anything

from digital cameras, camcorders, and

the latest plasma TV to office equipment,

gaming software, storage solutions, and even

professional techies who can help you put

together a computer from scratch! Gadgets

here are competitively priced – you could even

put your bargaining skills to use too.

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH)

Singapore’s largest medical facility catering to

women, babies and children since 1924, KKH

delivers one-third of local babies born yearly,

and was also the first to introduce 24-hour

children's emergency service here.


PAGE 55

down to gadgets, souvenirs, a supermarket and

even money changes – most of which are priced

at some of Singapore’s lowest rates.

Sim Lim Square

Just a short walk from Little India to Rochor

Canal Road is the electronics and IT hub of

Sim Lim Square. With a whopping 484 stores

spread across six floors, expect anything

from digital cameras, camcorders, and

the latest plasma TV to office equipment,

gaming software, storage solutions, and even

professional techies who can help you put

together a computer from scratch! Gadgets

here are competitively priced – you could even

put your bargaining skills to use too.

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH)

Singapore’s largest medical facility catering to

women, babies and children since 1924, KKH

delivers one-third of local babies born yearly,

and was also the first to introduce 24-hour

children's emergency service here.



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TOURIST ATTRACTIONSArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands (Art/Artifact Exhibitions)

www.marinabaysands.com/ArtScience Museum

Enjoy complimentary rental of an audio-visual guide (worth $6) with purchase

of any individual ticket

City Tours (Local City Tours)

www.singaporecitypass.com

FREE FunVee City Tour with purchase of Singapore City Pass®

Forest Adventure (Aerial Adventure Course)

www.forestadventure.com.sg

15% off individual tickets

Offer not applicable for packages or group bookings and cannot be combined

with any other seasonal promotion (Booking recommended)

Jurong Bird Park (Themepark)

www.birdpark.com.sg

15% off full-priced Jurong Bird Park admission and panorail

Sentosa 4D Magix (Virtual Simulation Theatre)

www.sentosa4dmagix.com.sg

20% off admission for ‘Pirates’

(This offer is available at the ticketing counter of Sentosa 4D Magix)

Sentosa CineBlast (Virtual Simulation Theatre)

www.cineblast.com.sg

20% off admission for ‘Extreme Log Ride’

(This offer is available at the ticketing counter of Sentosa CineBlast)

Skyline Luge Sentosa (Go-cart/Toboggan)

www.skylineluge.com

10% off one Luge & Skyride combo

30% off one return Skyride per boarding pass presented (offer available at

Skyline Luge Sentosa ticketing counter)

Underwater World Singapore (Aquarium)

www.underwaterworld.com.sg

10% off prevailing admissions

10% off Fish Reflexology 40-min & 50-min packages

Swim with the Dolphins @ $145 (U.P. $170)

Dive with the Sharks @ $110 (U.P. $120)

Privileges that you will enjoy with SSH when you present your boarding pass

SIA BPP 7.indd 57 1/11/12 10:45 AM

BOARDING PASS

PRIVILEGESBOARDING PASS

PRIVILEGESNational Heritage Board Museums (Art/Artifact Exhibitions)

www.nhb.gov.sg

50% off adult admission tickets for all NHB museums

(Excludes temporary and special exhibitions)

Singapore Flyer (Giant Observation Wheel)

www.singaporeflyer.com

20% off Singapore Flight Tickets (Adult/Child)

Offer is valid for up to four tickets per boarding pass presented

Singapore Turf Club (Equine Racing)

www.turfclub.com.sg

30% off admission to the Gold Card Room on any Singapore Race day

Singapore Zoo (Themepark)

www.zoo.com.sg

15% off full-priced Singapore Zoo admission and tram

DININGBodega Y Tapas (Spanish Tapas Bar)

www.esmirada.com

10% off total bill; not applicable with other promotions

Brasserie WOLF (French Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com


Brewerkz (American Cuisine/Microbrewery)

www.brewerkz.com

Receive a Brewerkz T-shirt with $50 spend

Brizo Restaurant & Bar (Seafood/Bar)

www.parkhotelgroup.com/phcq

20% off total food bill

Café Iguana (Mexican Cuisine/Bar)

www.cafeiguana.com

Buy one glass of our house margarita and get one free

Chef Daniel’s Kitchen (East/West Fusion Cuisine)

www.tornado-ent.com/facilities/chef-daniels-kitchen

15% off à la carte food bill

Chili’s Grill & Bar (Western Cuisine)

www.chilis.sg

50% off desserts with purchase of an entrée

Available at Chili’s Tanglin Mall & Resorts World Sentosa

SIA BPP 7.indd 58 1/11/12 10:45 AM

BOARDING PASS


PRIVILEGESNational Heritage Board Museums (Art/Artifact Exhibitions)

www.nhb.gov.sg

50% off adult admission tickets for all NHB museums

(Excludes temporary and special exhibitions)

Singapore Flyer (Giant Observation Wheel)

www.singaporeflyer.com

20% off Singapore Flight Tickets (Adult/Child)

Offer is valid for up to four tickets per boarding pass presented

Singapore Turf Club (Equine Racing)

www.turfclub.com.sg

30% off admission to the Gold Card Room on any Singapore Race day

Singapore Zoo (Themepark)

www.zoo.com.sg

15% off full-priced Singapore Zoo admission and tram

DININGBodega Y Tapas (Spanish Tapas Bar)

www.esmirada.com


Brasserie WOLF (French Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com


Brewerkz (American Cuisine/Microbrewery)

www.brewerkz.com

Receive a Brewerkz T-shirt with $50 spend

Brizo Restaurant & Bar (Seafood/Bar)

www.parkhotelgroup.com/phcq


Café Iguana (Mexican Cuisine/Bar)

www.cafeiguana.com

Buy one glass of our house margarita and get one free

Chef Daniel’s Kitchen (East/West Fusion Cuisine)

www.tornado-ent.com/facilities/chef-daniels-kitchen

15% off à la carte food bill

Chili’s Grill & Bar (Western Cuisine)

www.chilis.sg

50% off desserts with purchase of an entrée

Available at Chili’s Tanglin Mall & Resorts World Sentosa

SIA BPP 7.indd 58 1/11/12 10:45 AM

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Eight Treasures Vegetarian Restaurant (Chinese Vegetarian Cuisine)

www.8treasuresgroup.com.sg

10% discount off food bill plus complimentary Dessert of the Day

Esmirada Orchard (Mediterranean Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com


ETNA Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria (Italian Cuisine)

www.sicilia-mia.com

15% off total bill (à la carte items only)

Offer valid at various outlets in Singapore

Hard Rock Café (American Cuisine)

www.hardrock.com

15% discount on food, beverages and merchandise

Offer not valid in Terminal 3, Changi Airport

Harry’s Bar (Sports Bar)

www.harrys.com.sg

15% off total food and beverage bill


Indulge at Park (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.parkhotelgroup.com/gpch


Insomnia Bar & Restaurant (Bar/Restaurant)

www.liverockmusic247.com

Glass of house wine with every set dinner ordered

JUMBO Seafood (Seafood)

www.jumboseafood.com.sg

10% off food bill


Krish Restaurant (Asian Cuisine)

www.krish.com.sg

15% off total bill at Krish Restaurant & The Greenhouse Bar

(applies only to à la carte orders)

Lawry’s The Prime Rib Singapore (Western Cuisine)

www.lawrys.com.sg

25% off Main Courses

Marrakesh – Moroccan Lounge and Bar (Middle Eastern Cuisine)

Tel: +65 6338 7331

www.mirchi.com.sg

15% off total bill

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BOARDING PASS


PRIVILEGESMirchi – Taste of India (Indian Cuisine)

www.mirchi.com.sg


Offers are valid at various outlets in Singapore

Momento Del Tesoro by Top Wines (Wines)

www.topwines.com.sg

15% off all wines

Plus exclusive special buys for selected wines and Label A-Peel products

Further 5% discount for 6-bottle purchase, and 10% for 12-bottle purchase

(T&C apply)

Néktar: Apéritif – Mixology – Digestif (Handcrafted Cocktails)

www.nektar.com.sg

15% off cocktails, not valid with other offers

One discount per boarding pass

Visit BPP microsite for details of the full T&Cs

O’Leary’s Sportsbar & Grill (Western Cuisine)

http://www.foodtravelexperts.com/singapore/

15% off food and beverage bill

Offer not applicable with in-house promotions


Open House Restaurant (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.parkhotelgroup.com/gpor


Park Palace (Cantonese Cuisine)


20% off à la carte menu

Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore (Bavarian Cuisine/Microbrewery)

www.paulaner-brauhaus.com/singapore

Buy a freshly-brewed Paulaner beer and get another one of the same size free

Pizzaria Giardino (Italian Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com

10% off total bill

Serenity Spanish Bar & Restaurant (Spanish Cuisine)

www.serenity.com.sg

10% off à la carte menu items

Not valid on Fridays, Saturdays and Eve of, and on Public Holidays

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Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore – The Line and The Rose Veranda (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.slsdining.com.sg

The Line – 15% off total bill

The Rose Veranda – Complimentary glass of Moët and Chandon Champagne

with every High Tea Buffet (adult) ordered

Si Chuan Dou Hua (Sichuan/Cantonese Cuisine)

http://www.sichuandouhua.com

20% off food bill and complimentary bottle of Si Chuan Dou Hua homemade

sauce with minimum spend of $100 (Offer valid in Singapore)

Silk Road/Silk Road of the Sea (Chinese Cuisine)

www.silkroadrestaurants.com

10% off food bill

Offers are valid at Amara Singapore and Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa

Singapore Seafood Republic (Seafood)

www.singaporeseafoodrepublic.com

10% off food bill

Thanying (Thai Cuisine)

www.amarahotels.com

10% off food bill

Offers valid at Amara Singapore and Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa

The Landing Point (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.fullertonbayhotel.com

10% off Afternoon Tea Set

Valid from 1 Oct 11 to 31 Mar 12, not valid from 12 Dec 11 to 1 Jan 12

Reservations are subject to availability

The Steakhouse (Western Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com

10% off total bill

The Wine Company™ (Wines)

www.thewinecompany.com.sg

1-for-1 glass of wine


Todai International Seafood & Sushi Buffet Restaurant(Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.todaisingapore.com

15% off buffet

SIA BPP 7.indd 61 1/11/12 10:45 AM

BOARDING PASS


PRIVILEGESMirchi – Taste of India (Indian Cuisine)

www.mirchi.com.sg



Momento Del Tesoro by Top Wines (Wines)

www.topwines.com.sg

15% off all wines

Plus exclusive special buys for selected wines and Label A-Peel products

Further 5% discount for 6-bottle purchase, and 10% for 12-bottle purchase

(T&C apply)

Néktar: Apéritif – Mixology – Digestif (Handcrafted Cocktails)

www.nektar.com.sg

15% off cocktails, not valid with other offers

One discount per boarding pass

Visit BPP microsite for details of the full T&Cs

O’Leary’s Sportsbar & Grill (Western Cuisine)

http://www.foodtravelexperts.com/singapore/

15% off food and beverage bill

Offer not applicable with in-house promotions


Open House Restaurant (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.parkhotelgroup.com/gpor


Park Palace (Cantonese Cuisine)


20% off à la carte menu

Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore (Bavarian Cuisine/Microbrewery)

www.paulaner-brauhaus.com/singapore

Buy a freshly-brewed Paulaner beer and get another one of the same size free

Pizzaria Giardino (Italian Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com

10% off total bill

Serenity Spanish Bar & Restaurant (Spanish Cuisine)

www.serenity.com.sg

10% off à la carte menu items

Not valid on Fridays, Saturdays and Eve of, and on Public Holidays

SIA BPP 7.indd 60 1/11/12 10:45 AM

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Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore – The Line and The Rose Veranda (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.slsdining.com.sg

The Line – 15% off total bill

The Rose Veranda – Complimentary glass of Moët and Chandon Champagne

with every High Tea Buffet (adult) ordered

Si Chuan Dou Hua (Sichuan/Cantonese Cuisine)

http://www.sichuandouhua.com

20% off food bill and complimentary bottle of Si Chuan Dou Hua homemade

sauce with minimum spend of $100 (Offer valid in Singapore)

Silk Road/Silk Road of the Sea (Chinese Cuisine)

www.silkroadrestaurants.com

10% off food bill

Offers are valid at Amara Singapore and Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa

Singapore Seafood Republic (Seafood)

www.singaporeseafoodrepublic.com

10% off food bill

Thanying (Thai Cuisine)

www.amarahotels.com

10% off food bill

Offers valid at Amara Singapore and Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa

The Landing Point (Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.fullertonbayhotel.com

10% off Afternoon Tea Set

Valid from 1 Oct 11 to 31 Mar 12, not valid from 12 Dec 11 to 1 Jan 12

Reservations are subject to availability

The Steakhouse (Western Cuisine)

www.esmirada.com

10% off total bill

The Wine Company™ (Wines)

www.thewinecompany.com.sg

1-for-1 glass of wine


Todai International Seafood & Sushi Buffet Restaurant(Intercontinental Cuisine)

www.todaisingapore.com

15% off buffet

SIA BPP 7.indd 61 1/11/12 10:45 AM

BOARDING PASS

PRIVILEGESSHOPPING AND LIFESTYLEALESSI (Italian Lifestyle Products)

Email: [email protected]

www.yeoteckseng.com.sg

www.alessi.com

15% off storewide

Alexis Eyewear Boutique (Eyewear)

www.nanyang.com.sg/alexis.html

20% off Frames & Sunglasses

(T&Cs: Not valid with price-controlled items, contact lenses, solutions & accessories)

Astique, The Aesthetic Clinic (Beauty Treatments)

www.astiqueclinic.com

Titan Facelift + Pigment Laser + Microdermabrasion at $999

Beauty Empire (Beauty Treatments)

www.beautyempire.sg

Lymphatic Body Massage for 1 hr @ $69 (U.P. $120)

Oxygenating Facial with O2 Inhalation @ $136 (U.P. $180)

CityGolf (Sports)

www.citygolf.com.sg

Enjoy 5% discount on Golf Simulator Hire

Prior reservation of the golf simulator is required and is subject to availability

Cole Haan (Fashion)

www.colehaan.com

Enjoy 10% savings on regular-priced items with minimum spend of $500 in a

single transaction

ION Orchard (Retail)

www.ionorchard.com

10% off admission to ION Sky

Spend $50 in a single day at ION Orchard and receive a limited edition

premium, while stocks last

Please check with our Concierge for more details

Island Shop (Lifestyle Products)

www.tangs.com/brand.php?c=17&Category=Island+Shop

10% off total bill


SIA BPP 7.indd 62 1/11/12 10:45 AM

BOARDING PASS

PRIVILEGESSHOPPING AND LIFESTYLEALESSI (Italian Lifestyle Products)

Email: [email protected]

www.yeoteckseng.com.sg

www.alessi.com

15% off storewide

Alexis Eyewear Boutique (Eyewear)

www.nanyang.com.sg/alexis.html

20% off Frames & Sunglasses

(T&Cs: Not valid with price-controlled items, contact lenses, solutions & accessories)

Astique, The Aesthetic Clinic (Beauty Treatments)

www.astiqueclinic.com

Titan Facelift + Pigment Laser + Microdermabrasion at $999

Beauty Empire (Beauty Treatments)

www.beautyempire.sg

Lymphatic Body Massage for 1 hr @ $69 (U.P. $120)

Oxygenating Facial with O2 Inhalation @ $136 (U.P. $180)

CityGolf (Sports)

www.citygolf.com.sg

Enjoy 5% discount on Golf Simulator Hire

Prior reservation of the golf simulator is required and is subject to availability

Cole Haan (Fashion)

www.colehaan.com

Enjoy 10% savings on regular-priced items with minimum spend of $500 in a

single transaction

ION Orchard (Retail)

www.ionorchard.com

10% off admission to ION Sky

Spend $50 in a single day at ION Orchard and receive a limited edition

premium, while stocks last

Please check with our Concierge for more details

Island Shop (Lifestyle Products)

www.tangs.com/brand.php?c=17&Category=Island+Shop

10% off total bill


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Jet Concepts (Beauty Treatments/Products)

www.jetconceptskin.com

Enjoy 50% off all single session facial treatments and 10% off all products

Limited to 1 BP per customer *Non sales items*

Discount off listed prices


Jewels Artisan Chocolate (Food Products)

www.jewels.com.sg

10% off non-promotional items

Marina Square Shopping Mall (Retail)

www.marinasquare.com.sg

Receive a gift and a Tourist Shopping Pass at our Customer Service Counters to

enjoy shopping privileges. Plus, receive a $10 gift voucher when you spend $150

Multimedia Integrated (Apple/IT Products)

www.miapr.com.sg

Up to 25% off on Accessories

Get an EZ-link Card with minimum of $300 spend

Nankai Crocodile (Fashion)

www.nankai.com.sg

Purchase an ostrich/snakeskin passport case at $69 only (U.P.$150/$135)

Complimentary snakeskin mobile phone strap accessory while stocks last!

Offers are available at various outlets in Singapore

O∙P∙I (Beauty Products)

OPI Centre, Tel: +65 6736 1735

OPI @ LacBar, Tel: +65 6221 2213

OPI Boutique, Tel: +65 6688 7880

www.opi.com.sg

20% off all à la carte Hands or Feet Treatment

10% off all OPI retail products


Oroton (Fashion Products/Apparel)

http://www.oroton.com/store_locator

Enjoy 10% off all regular-priced styles

OSIM (Healthy/Lifestyle Products) (Airport Terminal 3)

www.osim.com

Free iPen massager (champagne) with minimum spend of $350

SIA BPP 7.indd 63 1/11/12 10:45 AM

BOARDING PASS

PRIVILEGESPhysio Aesthetics Pte Ltd (Beauty Treatments)

www.physioaesthetics.com

Bring in this advertisement and enjoy 20% off the package price

Regain 10 – 15 years of youth

Precious Thots (Lifestyle Products)

www.preciousthots.com

Enjoy a 10% discount on Kimmidoll items with minimum $50 purchase

Royal Selangor Pewter Centre (Lifestyle Products)

http://www.royalselangor.com/rs2/storelocator.php

10% off all Royal Selangor Pewter designs (except on limited edition

and promotional items)


SBCC Baby & Child Clinic (Gleneagles Medical Centre)International Health & Travel Clinic (Healthcare)

www.sbcc.sg

Protect your child against Flu – Influenza vaccination at $30 (Consultation

charges apply separately)

SK-II Boutique Spa by Senze Salus (Beauty Treatments)

www.senzesalus.com

SK-II Senzational Facial @ $208 (U.P. $250) — Weekdays only

Visit the BPP microsite for details of full T&Cs

Spa Batavia (Beauty Treatments)

Tanglin Mall

Level 1 Unit 26/27

163 Tanglin Road

Tel: +65 6735 4024

Enjoy the traditional Balinese Massage at only $100++ (90mins)

SpaBoutique (Beauty Treatments)

www.spaboutique.com.sg

Quantum Massage Therapy (60mins) at $98

Royal Javanese Ritual (2hr 45min) at $188

Spa Park Asia (Beauty Treatments)

www.spaparkasia.com

20% off à la carte treatments

St. Gregory (Healthcare/Beauty Treatments)

www.stgregoryspa.com

10% off à la carte menu of treatments

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St James Power Station (Lifestyle)

www.stjamespowerstation.com

Complimentary entry to St James Power Station and 1-for-1 Pandan Martini/

Singapore Sling at Street Bar

Promotion is applicable to all outlets in St James Power Station unless stated

Not applicable on eve of public holidays; Club rules apply

The Body Shop (Beauty Products)

www.thebodyshop.com.sg

FREE GIFT with any purchase from The Body Shop

Offer is valid at all The Body Shop outlets in Singapore

The Heeren (Retail)

www.heeren.com.sg

Simply show your passport at the customer service counter to receive a $5

F&B voucher* and The Heeren Tourist Card

*Limited to one F&B voucher per passport for the first 50 redemptions per day

On a first-come-first-served and while-stocks-last basis

The Planet Traveller (Travel Products)

www.theplanettraveller.com

Spend a minimum $80 and get a complimentary travel gift

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore(Health/Beauty Treatments) http://www.mandarinoriental.com/singapore/spa/

The Oriental Essence, a Mandarin Oriental Signature Massage using the

Quintessence oil, provides a deep sense of relaxation. Enjoy this

treatment at only $210++ (90 mins)

The WOW Consultants (Lifestyle/Teambuilding)

www.wowconsultants.sg

WOW Consultants is introduced to provide a one-stop station to all M.I.C.E

services along with professional and unique teambuilding programs

The Wright Gift (Lifestyle Products)

www.thewrightgift.com

Spend a minimum $80 and get a complimentary unique gift


VivoCity (Retail)

www.vivocity.com.sg

Pick up a Tourist Kit at our Customer Service Counter to enjoy privileges up to

40% off and receive a specially-designed gift from VivoCity

Wisma Atria (Retail)

Concierge Tel: +65 6235 2103

www.wismaonline.com

Simply present your passport at Concierge @ level 1 and enjoy up to

20% discount at participating shops

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TRANSPORTAvis Car Rentalwww.avis.com.sg

50% off Standard Rates and fifth rental day free


Hertz Car Rentalwww.hertz.com.sg



SIA Hop-on buswww.siahopon.com

Special rate for SIA Hop-on Day Pass:

$6 per Adult One-Day Pass

$3 per Child One-Day Pass

Visit singaporeair.com/boardingpass for updated details.

Terms and conditions apply.

Download YourSingapore Guide, an iPhone/Android app^, for information on the

Boarding Pass Privileges Programme and the latest travel information and deals in

Singapore. Free data usage for users of StarHub’s Preferred Tourist Prepaid card.

Dial *188# on the StarHub network to find out more on usage terms and conditions.

^Download charges apply.

Note: Information is correct at time of printing (January 2012).

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SIA BPP 7.indd 66 1/11/12 10:45 AM

TRANSPORTAvis Car Rentalwww.avis.com.sg



Hertz Car Rentalwww.hertz.com.sg



SIA Hop-on buswww.siahopon.com

Special rate for SIA Hop-on Day Pass:

$6 per Adult One-Day Pass

$3 per Child One-Day Pass

Visit singaporeair.com/boardingpass for updated details.

Terms and conditions apply.

Download YourSingapore Guide, an iPhone/Android app^, for information on the

Boarding Pass Privileges Programme and the latest travel information and deals in

Singapore. Free data usage for users of StarHub’s Preferred Tourist Prepaid card.

Dial *188# on the StarHub network to find out more on usage terms and conditions.

^Download charges apply.

Note: Information is correct at time of printing (January 2012).

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Sentosa Basic

Night Safari

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ATTRACTIONS

Join in the fun at Singapore’s favourite resort island! Hop on the Sentosa Tour, and

discover Singapore’s past through animated guides who’ll guide you along vivid

multimedia displays and replica characters at Images of Singapore, then hop on

the air-conditioned cabin of the Tiger Sky Tower, soaring 131 metres above sea

level for sweeping views across Sentosa and Singapore’s southern islands.

Get your cameras ready as the dramatic evening performances of Songs of the

Sea mesmerises with spectacular water jets, flame bursts, dramatic laser displays

and pyrotechnics, and don’t miss taking pictures next to the Merlion – Singapore’s

iconic half-lion, half-fish mascot. Climb to the mythical creature’s crown for

rewarding views across Singapore’s skyline, or take a stroll along the Merlion

Walk – a 120 metre picturesque Gaudi-inspired mosaic walkway.

Pick-up point:

As per Sentosa Rider schedule.

Address:

80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826

Daily

As dusk falls, the night is just starting for over 1,000 nocturnal animals. Observe

as they rise to frolic, graze and hunt their night away! Embark on a fascinating

journey through the Night Safari – the world’s first wildlife night park! We promise

it’ll be an adventure you’ll never forget.

Opening Hours:

7.30pm to 12mn daily (last admission at 11pm)

Getting There: Take the North-South Line to Ang Mo Kio MRT station. From there, take SBS Transit bus No: 138.

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Sentosa Basic

Night Safari

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ATTRACTIONS

Join in the fun at Singapore’s favourite resort island! Hop on the Sentosa Tour, and

discover Singapore’s past through animated guides who’ll guide you along vivid

multimedia displays and replica characters at Images of Singapore, then hop on

the air-conditioned cabin of the Tiger Sky Tower, soaring 131 metres above sea

level for sweeping views across Sentosa and Singapore’s southern islands.

Get your cameras ready as the dramatic evening performances of Songs of the

Sea mesmerises with spectacular water jets, flame bursts, dramatic laser displays

and pyrotechnics, and don’t miss taking pictures next to the Merlion – Singapore’s

iconic half-lion, half-fish mascot. Climb to the mythical creature’s crown for

rewarding views across Singapore’s skyline, or take a stroll along the Merlion

Walk – a 120 metre picturesque Gaudi-inspired mosaic walkway.

Pick-up point:

As per Sentosa Rider schedule.

Address:

80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826

Daily

As dusk falls, the night is just starting for over 1,000 nocturnal animals. Observe

as they rise to frolic, graze and hunt their night away! Embark on a fascinating

journey through the Night Safari – the world’s first wildlife night park! We promise

it’ll be an adventure you’ll never forget.

Opening Hours:

7.30pm to 12mn daily (last admission at 11pm)

Getting There: Take the North-South Line to Ang Mo Kio MRT station. From there, take SBS Transit bus No: 138.


ATTRACTIONSUniversal Studios

Enter the thrilling world of movie magic as you “Ride The Movies®” on roller

coasters and other movie-themed attractions. Be dazzled and delighted by an

immersive entertainment experience that brings the silver screen to life.

Address:

8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269

Opening Hours:

10am to 7pm daily

Hollywood Walk After Hours - 7pm to 10pm

Address:

Sentosa Island, Imbiah Lookout

Opening Hours:

9am to 6pm daily (last admission at 5.30pm)

Getting There: Take the North-East Line to Habourfront MRT Station and transfer onto Sentosa Express at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, or take the Sentosa Rider.

OTHER

Sentosa Nature Discovery

Getting There: Take the North-East Line to Habourfront MRT Station and transfer onto Sentosa Express at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, alight at Imbiah Station.

Nature fans will enjoy

exploring through the

wilderness paradise of

rainforests and wetlands,

teeming with birds,

insects, wildlife and plant

species. Daily guided tours

are available at 2.30pm

and 4.30pm, where kids

can also get the Nature

Detective Activity Book to

learn more about nature

through fun games,

experiments and crafts.


WaveHouse SentosaAsia’s only surf house,

this 70,000 square

foot beachfront venue

is the one-stop spot

for beginners and

pro-surfers alike, where

you can experience

the thrills of body-

boarding and stand-up

riding at the Double

FlowRider® and the 10-

foot FlowBarrel®, with

professional instructors

guiding throughout.

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Address:

36 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa 099007, Singapore

Opening Hours:

10am to 11pm (Mon-Fri), 9am to 11pm (Wed, Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)

Getting There: Take the North-East Line to Habourfront MRT Station and transfer onto Sentosa Express at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, alight at Beach Station.

Gardens by the Bay

Nature lovers from all over the world will be pleased to know that Gardens by

the Bay is now unveiled for all to enjoy. Sprawled across an area of 101 hectares,

Gardens by the Bay comprises of three waterfront gardens – Bay South, Bay East

and Bay Central -, which together, transforms Singapore into a beautiful garden

city. Some of the main highlights of this attraction include the vertical gardens

of the Supertrees; the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest cooled conservatories; the

Heritage Gardens and World of Plants; and the Dragonfly Lake.

Address:

18 Marina Gardens DriveSingapore 018953

Opening Hours:

Outdoor Gardens 5am – 2am dailyConservatories 9am – 9pm dailyOCBC Skyway 9am – 9pm daily

Getting There: Take the circle line and alight at Bayfront MRT Station. Take exit B and follow the underground linkway. Thereafter, exit and cross the Dragonfly Bridge into Gardens by the Bay.


WaveHouse SentosaAsia’s only surf house,

this 70,000 square

foot beachfront venue

is the one-stop spot

for beginners and

pro-surfers alike, where

you can experience

the thrills of body-

boarding and stand-up

riding at the Double

FlowRider® and the 10-

foot FlowBarrel®, with

professional instructors

guiding throughout.

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Address:

36 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa 099007, Singapore

Opening Hours:

10am to 11pm (Mon-Fri), 9am to 11pm (Wed, Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)


Gardens by the Bay

Nature lovers from all over the world will be pleased to know that Gardens by

the Bay is now unveiled for all to enjoy. Sprawled across an area of 101 hectares,

Gardens by the Bay comprises of three waterfront gardens – Bay South, Bay East

and Bay Central -, which together, transforms Singapore into a beautiful garden

city. Some of the main highlights of this attraction include the vertical gardens

of the Supertrees; the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest cooled conservatories; the

Heritage Gardens and World of Plants; and the Dragonfly Lake.

Address:

18 Marina Gardens DriveSingapore 018953

Opening Hours:

Outdoor Gardens 5am – 2am dailyConservatories 9am – 9pm dailyOCBC Skyway 9am – 9pm daily

Getting There: Take the circle line and alight at Bayfront MRT Station. Take exit B and follow the underground linkway. Thereafter, exit and cross the Dragonfly Bridge into Gardens by the Bay.


ATTRACTIONS

Address:

51 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099981Opening Hours:

9.30am to 8pm daily

GoGreen Cycle & Island Explorer

Opened in February 2010, GoGreen Cycle & Island Explorer is the FIRST AND

ONLY Hybrid Bicycles Rental business in Singapore. Besides the bicycle rental

business, you can embark on an exciting journey to unveil the hidden treasures in

Sentosa. The First and Only Heritage Tour in Singapore that combines Adventure

Biking with Living History!

Getting There: Take the North-East Line to Habourfront MRT Station and transfer onto Sentosa Express at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, alight at Beach Station. You may also like to take the Sentosa Rider.

Only Hybrid Bicycle Rental in Singapore

OTHER

Lion City Tour

The half-day city tour allows you to experience Singapore in a different light. The

city skyline of the world’s largest observatory wheel together with the magnificent

integrated resort - Marina Bay Sands, will take your breath away while you

tour Marina Bay. Experience the history, culture and the lifestyle of multi-racial

Singapore, the exciting heart of New Asia - Singapore. Get ready your camera

as you visit the Colonial district for a view of Padang, The Esplanade - Theatres

on the Bay and The Merlion – a mythical beast, Singapore’s original half lion,

half fish. Lastly, feast your eyes with the beautiful heritage architecture and

monuments along the streets of Chinatown and Little India.

Pick-up point:

One-way pick up from major hotels.Daily, Morning


ATTRACTIONS

Address:

51 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099981Opening Hours:

9.30am to 8pm daily

GoGreen Cycle & Island Explorer

Opened in February 2010, GoGreen Cycle & Island Explorer is the FIRST AND

ONLY Hybrid Bicycles Rental business in Singapore. Besides the bicycle rental

business, you can embark on an exciting journey to unveil the hidden treasures in

Sentosa. The First and Only Heritage Tour in Singapore that combines Adventure

Biking with Living History!

Getting There: Take the North-East Line to Habourfront MRT Station and transfer onto Sentosa Express at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, alight at Beach Station. You may also like to take the Sentosa Rider.

Only Hybrid Bicycle Rental in Singapore

OTHER

Lion City Tour

The half-day city tour allows you to experience Singapore in a different light. The

city skyline of the world’s largest observatory wheel together with the magnificent

integrated resort - Marina Bay Sands, will take your breath away while you

tour Marina Bay. Experience the history, culture and the lifestyle of multi-racial

Singapore, the exciting heart of New Asia - Singapore. Get ready your camera

as you visit the Colonial district for a view of Padang, The Esplanade - Theatres

on the Bay and The Merlion – a mythical beast, Singapore’s original half lion,

half fish. Lastly, feast your eyes with the beautiful heritage architecture and

monuments along the streets of Chinatown and Little India.

Pick-up point:

One-way pick up from major hotels.Daily, Morning


Skyline Luge Sentosa

GoGreen Segway® Eco Adventure

Explore Sentosa’s beaches

while gliding along on

Segway® PT – a personal

mobile transporter!

Beginners can try out the

Segway® Fun Ride on

an introductory circuit,

while advanced riders

(above 18 years old) up

for adventure can try

GoGreen After Dark –

Haunting of Blakang Mati,

reliving Sentosa’s 18th-

century past of merciless

pirates, gun points, coastal

trail and other intriguing

landmarks.

Address:

Sentosa Island, Imbiah Lookout and Siloso Beach (beside Beach Station)

Opening Hours:

10am to 9.30pm daily

Getting There: Take the North-East Line to Habourfront MRT Station and transfer onto Sentosa Express at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, alight at Imbiah Station or Beach Station.


Thrill-seekers alert! Part go-cart, part-toboggan, the luge’s easy to control steering

and braking system lets you cruise (or race!) along either a 650metres Jungle Trail

or 688metres Dragon Trail, suitable for all ages. Ending at Siloso Beach, you can

then take the Skyride down for a scenic view of Singapore’s skyline, gorgeous

whether night or day.

Address:

10 Siloso Beach Walk, Siloso Beach West, Singapore 098995

Opening Hours:

10am to 9.30pm daily

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Note: Attractions require pre-booking and can be made through your local agent, SIA or SLK. Please refer to the insert for pricings.


OFF THE BEATEN TRACK

Escape from the soaring skyscrapers and busy crowds of Singapore and explore the hidden sights and sounds of the island state. From hiking trails and thrilling adventure rides, to museums and unique shopping streets, there’s something for everyone!

One of Singapore’s newest

icons, the Marina Barrage is

built across the mouth of the

Marina Channel, and forms

Singapore’s 15th reservoir.

Head up to Green Roof for

a great view of the city – a

popular kite-flying and

picnic spot for families, or

go on a guided tour to learn

more about the technology

behind the reservoir. You

could also pop by the

Sustainable Singapore

Gallery, which showcases

Singapore’s efforts toward

environmental sustainability

through interactive and

innovative multimedia

exhibits.

Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore

Located at Marina South, next to the Marina South Pier, the Marina Bay Cruise

Centre Singapore recently opened its doors to the public and welcomed its first

ship – the Royal Caribbean International’s 138,000-tonne Voyager of the Seas

luxury liner, which is the largest of its kind to dock in Singapore. With the launch

of the MBCCS, Singapore can look forward to welcoming bigger cruise ships

from around the world, furthermore, thousands of new jobs will be created, and

Singapore’s berth capacity is now effectively doubled.

Marina Barrage8 Marina Gardens DriveOpening Hours:Marina Barrage – 24 hours daily;Singapore Sustainable Gallery – 9am to 9pm (Closed on Tue)

ATTRACTIONS



Escape from the soaring skyscrapers and busy crowds of Singapore and explore the hidden sights and sounds of the island state. From hiking trails and thrilling adventure rides, to museums and unique shopping streets, there’s something for everyone!

One of Singapore’s newest

icons, the Marina Barrage is

built across the mouth of the

Marina Channel, and forms

Singapore’s 15th reservoir.

Head up to Green Roof for

a great view of the city – a

popular kite-flying and

picnic spot for families, or

go on a guided tour to learn

more about the technology

behind the reservoir. You

could also pop by the

Sustainable Singapore

Gallery, which showcases

Singapore’s efforts toward

environmental sustainability

through interactive and

innovative multimedia

exhibits.

Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore

Located at Marina South, next to the Marina South Pier, the Marina Bay Cruise

Centre Singapore recently opened its doors to the public and welcomed its first

ship – the Royal Caribbean International’s 138,000-tonne Voyager of the Seas

luxury liner, which is the largest of its kind to dock in Singapore. With the launch

of the MBCCS, Singapore can look forward to welcoming bigger cruise ships

from around the world, furthermore, thousands of new jobs will be created, and

Singapore’s berth capacity is now effectively doubled.

Marina Barrage8 Marina Gardens DriveOpening Hours:Marina Barrage – 24 hours daily;Singapore Sustainable Gallery – 9am to 9pm (Closed on Tue)

ATTRACTIONS


Take the ride of your life on the Megazip on

Sentosa Island, a zip wire that will have even

the bravest of souls screaming their hearts

out. Beginning 72 metres above sea level,

soar over the forest canopies of Sentosa

before landing on the soft white sands of

Siloso Beach. For the more adventurous, set

out on ClimbMax, an aerial rope adventure

course that will test your balance and

courage; or the ParaJump, which simulates a

parachute jump from 15 metres in the air.

Megazip Adventure Park

Imbiah Hill Road, Sentosa IslandOpen: 2pm to 7pm (Mon to Fri), 11am to 7pm (Sat, Sun and Public Holidays)

Haji Lane is an enclave

where art meets fashion,

and a great spot for anyone

who is looking for a unique

shopping experience. Little

boutiques stock everything

from vintage fashion and

indie labels, to contemporary

homeware and even a tattoo

shop. Stop by Soon Lee (Level

2, 56 Haji Lane) to shop for

the coolest ladies fashion and

accessories, and Sup Clothing

(34 Haji Lane) for the hottest

street wear, before heading

to the ice cream parlour at

PLUCK (31/33 Haji Lane) for a

ice-cold treat.

Haji Lane

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Considered the last “village” in

Singapore, Pulau Ubin (literally

Granite Island) is found off the

North-eastern corner of the

Singapore mainland. Accessible

only by boat from Changi Jetty,

the easiest way to explore

the island is on bicycle, which

can be rented from the main

village. Take a ride to the Chek

Jawa Wetlands – home to

several types of ecosystems

and an abundance of plant and

animal life. Take a walk along

the kilometre-long boardwalk

that runs along the Mangrove

and Coastal Loops, or climb up

the Jejawi Tower to enjoy an

unfettered view of the wetlands.

Pulau Ubin

The Southern Ridges consists of eight trails along the South of Singapore, offering

visitors the opportunity to explore some of Singapore’s finest greenery. Trail

highlights include the Henderson Waves (Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge),

Alexandra Arch, the Canopy Walk at Kent Ridge Park, and Reflections at Bukit

Chandu, a museum that commemorates one of Singapore’s fiercest battles during

World War II. Do pop by Hort Park along the way, a one-stop gardening hub with

themed gardens, a Green Roof, and even a Butterfly Park.

Southern RidgesOpening Hours:Henderson Waves: 7pm - 7am dailyCanopy Walk: 7pm - 12am ; 5am - 7amAlexandra Arch: 7pm - 7am daily


ATTRACTIONS


Escape to Nirwana Gardens and you will be pleasantly

spoilt for choice.

Sparkling azure waters, gently swaying palm trees, sugar fine white sands and warm personalized service complete

the picture postcard of Bintan Lagoon Resort.

Jalan Panglima Pantar, Lagoi 29155, Bintan Resorts, Indonesia

Telephone: +65 6323 6636 Facsimile: +65 6323 7717 [email protected]

Jalan Indera Segara Site A12. Bintan Utara, Lagoi, Kepri 29155, Indonesia

Tel: +62 770 691 388, +65 6223 3223 Fax: +62 770 691 399, +65 6543 1705

[email protected]

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Considered the last “village” in

Singapore, Pulau Ubin (literally

Granite Island) is found off the

North-eastern corner of the

Singapore mainland. Accessible

only by boat from Changi Jetty,

the easiest way to explore

the island is on bicycle, which

can be rented from the main

village. Take a ride to the Chek

Jawa Wetlands – home to

several types of ecosystems

and an abundance of plant and

animal life. Take a walk along

the kilometre-long boardwalk

that runs along the Mangrove

and Coastal Loops, or climb up

the Jejawi Tower to enjoy an

unfettered view of the wetlands.

Pulau Ubin

The Southern Ridges consists of eight trails along the South of Singapore, offering

visitors the opportunity to explore some of Singapore’s finest greenery. Trail

highlights include the Henderson Waves (Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge),

Alexandra Arch, the Canopy Walk at Kent Ridge Park, and Reflections at Bukit

Chandu, a museum that commemorates one of Singapore’s fiercest battles during

World War II. Do pop by Hort Park along the way, a one-stop gardening hub with

themed gardens, a Green Roof, and even a Butterfly Park.

Southern RidgesOpening Hours:Henderson Waves: 7pm - 7am dailyCanopy Walk: 7pm - 12am ; 5am - 7amAlexandra Arch: 7pm - 7am daily


ATTRACTIONS


Escape to Nirwana Gardens and you will be pleasantly

spoilt for choice.

Sparkling azure waters, gently swaying palm trees, sugar fine white sands and warm personalized service complete

the picture postcard of Bintan Lagoon Resort.

Jalan Panglima Pantar, Lagoi 29155, Bintan Resorts, Indonesia

Telephone: +65 6323 6636 Facsimile: +65 6323 7717 [email protected]

Jalan Indera Segara Site A12. Bintan Utara, Lagoi, Kepri 29155, Indonesia

Tel: +62 770 691 388, +65 6223 3223 Fax: +62 770 691 399, +65 6543 1705

[email protected]

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FOOD

Food, glorious food! Singapore is a gourmet paradise where you can find everything from world-class international cuisine to the simplest of hawker fares, so get ready to start feasting.

Hainanese Chicken RiceTender, juicy slivers of chicken,

drizzled with a soy-based sauce

and served on a bed of fragrant

rice that is cooked with pandan

leaves and chicken broth. This is

Hainanese Chicken Rice, a classic

Singaporean dish. Adapted from

“Wenchang Chicken”, a well-

known dish from Hainan, China,

dip your chicken into the fiery

chilli sauce for a kick of spice –

there’s also pounded ginger for

those who can’t take spice.

Popular: Boon Tong Kee (399 /401 /403 Balestier Road), Chatterbox Restaurant (Mandarin Hotel), Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice (Maxwell Food Centre)

Many people consider Chilli Crabs as

Singapore’s national dish – you can’t say

you’ve visited the country if you’ve never tried

this yummy delicacy. The crabs – most often

mud crabs – are fried at a high heat, and

then drowned in a chilli and tomato sauce

with ribbons of beaten egg in it. Once you’re

done with the crab, mop up the sauce with

accompanying deep-fried mantou (Chinese

buns) – this is the ultimate Singaporean Chilli

Crab experience. Other equally delicious

variations include Pepper Crabs and Salted

Egg Yolk Crabs.

Chilli Crab

Popular: East Coast Seafood Centre (1206 East Coast Parkway), Mellben Seafood (Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3), No Signboard Seafood Restaurant (No.414 Geylang)

Nasi LemakTraditionally served during breakfast, Nasi

Lemak has come to be recognised as a

suitable meal at any time of the day. The

wonderfully fragrant rice, which is steamed

with coconut milk, is delicious even on its

own. It is nonetheless served with a variety of

accompaniments, at your selection at many

stalls, and a spicy sauce on the side.

Popular: Adam's Nasi Lemak (Adam Food Centre), Chong Pang Nasi Lemak (447 Sembawang Road), Punggol Nasi Lemak Centre (965 Upper Serangoon Road)

ATTRACTIONS


Popular: Thasevi Food (237 Jalan Kayu), Sin Ming Roti Prata (Blk 24 -Sin Ming Road), The Roti Prata House (246M Upper Thomson Road)

Satay

Roti Prata

Bak Kut Teh

Skewers of meat, marinated

in a host of spices and grilled

over a charcoal fire – this is

Satay, one of Singapore’s most

iconic dishes. Satay is usually

made with chicken, mutton,

and beef, and served with a

spicy peanut sauce, and slices

of red onion and cucumber.

Evolving from the original

pancake recipes from Pakistan

and India, Roti Prata means

‘flat bread’ – a lightly flavoured,

subtly sweet dough pancake,

commonly served with dhal or

curry. Other than the plain prata,

there is also the equally delicious

egg and cheese pratas, and even

savoury variations such as durian,

chocolate and banana – perfect

for the adventurous diner!

Bak Kut Teh is a Chinese dish that consists of

meaty pork ribs served in a complex broth of

herbs and spices simmered for hours. There are

two main variants of Bak Kut Teh in Singapore;

one with a sweeter peppery soup, and another

with a more herbal taste. Whichever you

choose, it can be eaten with rice, noodles, and

fried dough fritters.

Popular: Chomp Chomp Food Centre (20 Kensington Park Road), Haron Satay (East Coast Lagoon Food Village), Lau Pa Sat (18 Raffles Quay)

Popular: Song Fa (North Bridge Road), Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha (7 Keppel Road), Ng Ah Sio Bak Kut Teh (The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands)

LaksaA dish birthed from the fusion of Chinese and

Malay cultures, Laksa is a dish of rich, savoury

coconut-based curry soup, usually served

with thick rice vermicelli, a spoonful of spicy

sambal chilli, and a sprinkling of Vietnamese

coriander, or what the locals call “laksa leaves”.

The noodles are served with fishcake, prawns,

beancurd puffs, beansprouts, and cockles.

Popular: Famous 49 Katong Laksa (49 East Coast Road), Roxy Laksa (1220 East Coast Parkway Lagoon Food Village), Prima Taste Kitchen (The Centrepoint)

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NIGHTLIFE / ENTERTAINMENT

Laugh and cry along with performers at entertaining live performances, shopperholics indulge in 24-hour sprees, or chill out at Singapore and Sentosa's myriad of vibrant nightlife spots!

Chinese Theatre CircleImmerse in the exciting world

of Chinese Opera and learn

all about this traditional art.

Start off the evening with a

Chinese dinner in an oriental

ambience. After dinner,

showtime starts at 8pm with

a talk (conducted in English)

and demonstration on Chinese

Opera, followed by a colourful

performance of an opera

excerpt, accompanied by

English subtitles. Artists will

pose for photographs with the

guest at no extra charge.

Clarke Quay / Boat QuayAs night falls, Singapore takes on another persona to offer a vibrant array

of nightlife and entertainment choices. There are nightclubs for the party

hedonists to revel the night away; bars and lounges for the thirsty hippos and

chill cats; and live entertainment venues for the livewire revellers.

St James Power StationHoused in what used to be Singapore’s first

coal-fired power plant, St James Power Station

is now a dining and entertainment complex

and home to some of Singapore’s best clubs

and restaurants. Fans of ‘live’ music will love

The Boiler Room and Dragonfly with live

stadium-standard shows, or jive to the jazz

tunes of the Bellini Room. For something a

little quieter, there is the Peppermint Park with

its own version of the “great outdoors”.

ATTRACTIONS


Mustafa CentreSet in the bustling Little India district, this

24-hour shopping paradise comes alive

at night, and is a cult favourite for both

locals and tourists looking for a good deal!

Expect everything from clothes, accessories,

makeup and perfumes, to home appliances,

gadgets, souvenirs, a supermarket and

even money changers and visa assistance

services. Hungry shoppers can also tuck

into the range of delicious Indian fare at

one of the nearby stalls, or simply people-

watch while sipping some teh-tarik (slightly

spicy and sweet tea).

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Sitting on Marina Bay Sands SkyPark observation deck, the highest point

around this area, KU DÉ TA SkyBar is a nightspot unlike its surrounding

neighbours. As the highest point, the bar not only offers sweeping views of

the city but it is also like a fortress of privacy. It is the perfect place to end a

long and weary day at work – by enjoying great tasting cocktails that have

been specially concocted by KU DÉ TA mixologists, whilst admiring panoramic

views of Singapore city and coastlines.

KU DÉ TA SkyBar


EVENTS

CALENDAR

Also known as the “Pilgrimage Festival” or “Festival of Sacrifice”, this religious

festival is celebrated on the 10th day of the 12th month of the Muslim calendar

to remember how Abraham was once prepared to sacrifice his son for God. To

commemorate this day, Muslims worldwide sacrifice sheep, cows or camels

for the sake of religion and community. After the rituals, the meat is then

distributed to the community – especially to the needy and poor.

The Gods Festival,

which is popularly

known as the Nine

Emperor Gods Festival

is held in October

every year at the Klu

Ong Yiah Temple. This

festival is celebrated

mainly by the

Chinese population

in Singapore, through

nine days of colourful

street parades,

wayangs and prayers

to seek blessings from

the Nine Emperor Gods

and pray for prosperity,

longevity and health.

Hari Raya Haji 26 Oct 2012

Gods Festival Oct 2012

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EVENTS

CALENDAR

Also known as the “Pilgrimage Festival” or “Festival of Sacrifice”, this religious

festival is celebrated on the 10th day of the 12th month of the Muslim calendar

to remember how Abraham was once prepared to sacrifice his son for God. To

commemorate this day, Muslims worldwide sacrifice sheep, cows or camels

for the sake of religion and community. After the rituals, the meat is then

distributed to the community – especially to the needy and poor.

The Gods Festival,

which is popularly

known as the Nine

Emperor Gods Festival

is held in October

every year at the Klu

Ong Yiah Temple. This

festival is celebrated

mainly by the

Chinese population

in Singapore, through

nine days of colourful

street parades,

wayangs and prayers

to seek blessings from

the Nine Emperor Gods

and pray for prosperity,

longevity and health.

Hari Raya Haji 26 Oct 2012

Gods Festival Oct 2012

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Dress up in your fanciest costume

and head out to a Halloween

party at one of Singapore’s

many nightspots! And if you’re

looking for a more unique way

to celebrate Halloween, head

to the Night Safari for their

special Halloween celebrations.

Usually held over the weekends

in October, ghosts, ghouls and

goblins will roam the Night Safari

to scare the screams out of you!

Halloween31 Oct 2012

Deepavali is the largest and most

popular Hindu festival that is celebrated

over a period of five days. Also known

as the Festival of Lights, Deepavali is

celebrated to mark the triumph of good

over evil. Every year, during this festival,

tourists and locals alike are able to

witness spectacular lighting lining the

streets of Serangoon Road.

Deepavali13 Nov 2012

Get away from the freezing temperatures of Winter to enjoy a tropical

Christmas! The whole of Orchard Road will be lit up with lights and decorations

as shopping malls vie for the title of “Best Decorated Mall” in the Christmas

Light-Up competition, while street performers and carollers ply the streets to add

a little Christmas Spirit to your day. And don’t forget to take advantage of the

sales to get your Christmas shopping done!

Christmas in the TropicsNov 2012 – Jan 2013

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EVENTS

CALENDAR

Dance the night away at

Singapore’s hottest beach

party! From sunset to sunrise,

international DJs will spin the

latest House, Techno, Trance,

Hip Hop and Electro tunes at

different dance arenas along

Siloso Beach on Sentosa. Get

your swimwear ready and be

ready to boogie!

ZoukOut8 Dec 2012

Held every year in the month of November, the Singapore River Busker’s

Festival offers brilliant street performers with a platform to showcase

their unique abilities by impressing the crowd with jaw dropping and

mind blowing performances. During this time, the streets of Singapore

are exceptionally lively from a plethora of activities that is going on,

and performances by talented street performers from all over the world,

including comedians, magicians, acrobats and even sword swallowers.

This festival, which is held over a period of nine days, can be witnessed

at Clarke Quay, Robertson Walk, Marina Square, Orchard Road, Singapore

Expo and other riverside venues.

Singapore River Busker’s FestivalNovember 2012

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Chinatown gets dressed up yearly to celebrate Chinese New Year, the

biggest festival for the Chinese in Singapore! Bright lights, Chinese lanterns

and huge ornaments adorn the streets as people shop for festive goodies

at the bustling street market. Don’t forget to buy yourself a bottle of

Singapore’s favourite pineapple tarts and some sweets to signify a sweet

start to the Lunar New Year!

Chinese New Year Light Up Jan – Feb 2013

Count down to the new year at one of the many parties all over town!

New Year’s Eve 31 Dec 2012

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Dance the night away at

Singapore’s hottest beach

party! From sunset to sunrise,

international DJs will spin the

latest House, Techno, Trance,

Hip Hop and Electro tunes at

different dance arenas along

Siloso Beach on Sentosa. Get

your swimwear ready and be

ready to boogie!

ZoukOut8 Dec 2012

Held every year in the month of November, the Singapore River Busker’s

Festival offers brilliant street performers with a platform to showcase

their unique abilities by impressing the crowd with jaw dropping and

mind blowing performances. During this time, the streets of Singapore

are exceptionally lively from a plethora of activities that is going on,

and performances by talented street performers from all over the world,

including comedians, magicians, acrobats and even sword swallowers.

This festival, which is held over a period of nine days, can be witnessed

at Clarke Quay, Robertson Walk, Marina Square, Orchard Road, Singapore

Expo and other riverside venues.

Singapore River Busker’s FestivalNovember 2012

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Chinatown gets dressed up yearly to celebrate Chinese New Year, the

biggest festival for the Chinese in Singapore! Bright lights, Chinese lanterns

and huge ornaments adorn the streets as people shop for festive goodies

at the bustling street market. Don’t forget to buy yourself a bottle of

Singapore’s favourite pineapple tarts and some sweets to signify a sweet

start to the Lunar New Year!

Chinese New Year Light Up Jan – Feb 2013

Count down to the new year at one of the many parties all over town!

New Year’s Eve 31 Dec 2012

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The Hindu festival of Thaipusam is

celebrated in the Tamil month of Thai.

On Thaipusam day, devotees offer

prayers and take part in a four kilometre

procession that begins from Sri Srinivasa

Perumal Temple, carrying milk pots and

attaching kavadis to their bodies.

Thaipusam27 Jan 2013

Chingay9-10 Feb 2013Dancers from countries

all around the world in

resplendent costumes,

musicians performing their

hearts out, and lavishly

decorated floats are just

some of the highlights of

the annual Chingay Parade

Singapore. Starting out as

a neighbourhood parade

in 1973, it has grown into

a highly anticipated event

showcasing the multicultural

background of Singapore

and more! Happening at

the Pit Building in Marina

Bay, you can also join in the

celebrations at City Alive, the

street party after the parade.

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The Hindu festival of Thaipusam is

celebrated in the Tamil month of Thai.

On Thaipusam day, devotees offer

prayers and take part in a four kilometre

procession that begins from Sri Srinivasa

Perumal Temple, carrying milk pots and

attaching kavadis to their bodies.

Thaipusam27 Jan 2013

Chingay9-10 Feb 2013Dancers from countries

all around the world in

resplendent costumes,

musicians performing their

hearts out, and lavishly

decorated floats are just

some of the highlights of

the annual Chingay Parade

Singapore. Starting out as

a neighbourhood parade

in 1973, it has grown into

a highly anticipated event

showcasing the multicultural

background of Singapore

and more! Happening at

the Pit Building in Marina

Bay, you can also join in the

celebrations at City Alive, the

street party after the parade.

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Sitting prominently on the LPGA Tour calendar, and as one of the most well-

regarded golfing events in the region, it is little wonder that fans in Asia are

eagerly anticipating the return of the HSBC Women’s Championships. Widely

known as “Asia’s Major”, the tournament gives attending spectators the

chance to witness the world’s top 63 female golfers in competitive action as

well as the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of a

world-class sporting event.

HSBC Women’s Champions28 Feb 2013

Singapore Airshow 201318-24 Feb 2013Let Asia’s largest airshow wow you! Expect thrilling aerobatic flying

performances, a shiny fleet of new aircraft and armoured vehicles on display,

including the F22 Raptor fighter jet, the S-70B marine helicopter, the Lineage

1000 luxury business jet and many more. Children and teenagers can also

keep busy with movie screenings, face painting, Wii and Kinect games galore.

For more information, please visit www.singaporeairshow.com.

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Opposite Great World City

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