Cabin Fever? Parks in Singapore worth a visit | Local Guide
With travel restrictions going on for a little while, one can easily develop Cabin Fever in Singapore. Luckily, the island state is rich in biodiversity despite the small landmass and offers lots of great parks and gardens for a run on the winding paths, extensive hiking with breathtaki
Looking for sand between your toes? Five places nearby you don’t have to board a plane for | Singapore Edition
Singapore will end its Circuit Breaker, aka lockdown on June 2. That means we can get back to the beach soon, if only in Sentosa. In this post, I will show you the most beautiful beach destinations close to Singapore.
Singapore at night
During Circuit Breaker, Singapore is a ghost town. In our last evening walk, we captured a Singapore that you have never seen before.
Singapore’s Southern Ridges
In Singapore, I’ve developed a new passion that is actually rather untypical for me: visiting parks. Wearing sports clothes and equipped with a bottle of water, you can spend nice afternoons in the shade of the palms and trees. Beside some interesting insights into...
Northern Phuket
We’ve been in Thailand for the first time over a long weekend. We went to Phuket - not exactly because it was recommended to us (Krabi or Koh Samui are much more popular), but we coulnd’t wait for prices to drop and were too keen to explore Asia sooner than later.
Flower Dome & Cloud Forest
It is hardly possible to overlook the extensive 101 hectare area on the waterfront in Marina Bay. Two large, futuristic buildings rise out of the green of the Gardens by the Bay, designed with ecological sustainability in mind.