Seen that? – Where to get Masala Dosa in Singapore
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Where to get Masala Dosa in Singapore Hidden Travel Gems
The day after I arrived in Singapore, I bought a two-day pass on the Hippo double decker bus. Hopping on and off the bus is the best way to get an overall view of the entire city. Okay, so it's touristy, but most DIY travelers do it, anyway. Tourists flock to the ethnic enclave of Little India; this district boasts wall-to-wall colorful shop houses. Built in the 1920s, the restored shop [...] Read More
The Most Photographed Person in Singapore Hidden Travel Gems
The Raffles doorman is the most photographed person in Singapore. He told me himself. He also told me that he lived briefly in Manhattan and worked as a doorman at the Drake Hotel. He returned to Singapore, because it was too expensive in New York. From the 26th floor of the Carlton Hotel in Singapore, I looked directly down at Raffles, the world famous colonial-style hotel. Raffles claim to fame is [...] Read More
Greenest of the Green in Singapore Hidden Travel Gems
Anyone would understand if visitors to Singapore found it too hard to tear themselves away from Singapore's central neighborhoods. Little India, Chinatown, and Orchard Road would take a lifetime to explore completely. However, Singapore's northwest, which is little known in tourist circles, offers a different set of charms. The well-known and respected Singapore Zoo is on Mandai Lake Road. This is the best zoo in Asia according to many, and [...] Read More
Petrol heads zoom to Singapore Wandalust
Petrol heads will be making a beeline for Singapore in September 2008 as Singapore is to host it's first Formula One Grand Prix featuring the first night road race in Asia on 28 September 2008. Fans can race two laps in the life size Williams F1 Team simulator and three participants with the fastest times can see how they fare against Nico Rosberg on the simulator. The Singapore Motor Show [...] Read More
Two Singapore Airplanes Clip Wings The Aviation Weblog
Talk about a close call. On Saturday, two Singapore Airlines clipped wings when taxiing. Luckily, no one was injured and either plane suffered damage. "Investigations are underway into the cause, and the pilots of both flights are assisting with those investigations," the spokesman said in an email. The planes, which were headed for Rome and Copenhagen, suffered minor damages, the spokesman said. The 420 passengers on board were transferred to other planes, [...] Read More
