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visit spectra show after your singapore night tours
When the Singapore night tours finish there is still so many things to do in Singapore!One of the things you could do after your Singapore tour was to check out the Spectra light show. A Light & Water Show with free admission that is displayed over the water at the Event Plaza.ShowtimesSun – Thu: 8pm & 9pm; Fri & Sat: 8pm, 9pm & 10pm; Earth Hour on Sat, Mar 30: 8pm, 9:30pm & 10:30pmEach show is 15 min long. Showtimes may vary on special dates.
enjoy the sunset on water tours singapore
There are so many different Singapore tours to book from and one of them is a Singapore boat tour! Our partner Ximula Sail has the perfect Singapore activities for people that want to try a Singapore harbour cruise! Every Tuesday, you can book a place on our Sunset Cruise where we take you around the Southers Islands and watch the beautiful sunset or take a sunset swim if you want. Check out Ximula Sail's catamaran on this year's Singapore yacht show from April 11th to 14th in Sentosa.If you do not want to spend much time at sea, we can take you on Singpaore river cruises instead.
explore history on a singapore night tour
2019 marks the 200th anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival in Singapore. However, the actual story goes back to 1299. Singapore's history is a rich and expansive one – the journey of an island that has never been constrained by its shores, but has always been made from more.If you are looking for Singapore activities on any upcoming Singapore trips, come with us on a night tour and we will talk about Sir Stamford Raffles landing in Singapore and the history that has developed from there.If you are thinking of alternative activities, come ask us about water tours Singapore!
private car tours singapore to check out the street murals
Go on an art hunt on a private car tour Singapore —from the South Asian enclave of Little India to the lively streets of Chinatown. You will find that art doesn’t have to be found on the walls of a gallery. Take the Singapore tour bus and discover art that will both inspire and expand your artistic sensibilities.Let us arrange your Singapore tours to visit the many different murals around the city.
try dosa on our singapore food tours
So you have booked your Singapore tour and now you are thinking about things to do in Singapore... Then you should come with us on one of our Singapore food tours! Over 4 districts we try many different delicacies that make the multicultural cuisine of Singapore the delight it is!One of the things we try is Dosa. Dosa is a type of pancake or crèpe, originating from the Indian subcontinent, made from a fermented batter. It is somewhat similar to a crepe in appearance. Its main ingredients are rice and black gram ground together in a fine, smooth batter with a dash of salt. Dosa is a typical part of the Southern Indian and Sri Lankan Tamil diets but is now popular all over the Indian subcontinent. Traditionally, dosas are served hot along with sambar, a stuffing of potatoes, and chutney. They can be consumed with idli podi as well.Let your Singapore food guide take you on a culinary excursion and experience the different traditions of the etnic cuisines of Singapore!
ask your singapore tour guide where to find this
Imagine your hobby is taking photographs with your drone and you are looking for some amazing places to do so. We got your back! On your private tours Singapore, we will customise your itinerary and plan everything around your interests. So, if one of your interests is taking aerial pictures of places you visit, your Singapore city tour will be planned around that topic!Do you see the three little dots? That could be you with your Singapore tour guide!
fashion and food on your private food tour singapore
If your Singapore day tours consist of a private food tour Singapore, you will definitely get to visit the Kampong Glam area! Not only will you have the opportunity to try one of the best foods on a Singapore tour but you will visit the home of live music bars, hip fashion boutiques and local artists and designers. You can find anything from the latest design to the cross-over Peranakan style.Fashion and a gourmet food tour Singapore, what else does a person need? 😃
Ask about garden city on your private tours singapore
c But where does the latter come from? The “garden city” vision was introduced by then Prime Minister, the late Lee Kuan Yew on 11 May 1967 to transform Singapore into a city with abundant lush greenery and a clean environment in order to make life more pleasant for the people. It was also envisaged that the presence of ample greenery in an environmentally clean of litter would signify that Singapore was a well-organised city and hence a good destination for tourists and foreign investments. This initiative had a significant impact on the rate of tree-planting: The number of new trees planted increased from about 158,600 in 1974 to 1.4 million by June 2014. Make sure you arrange a visit to one of the greenest gardens when you are on private tours Singapore.
Choose your favourite sweets on our singapore food tours.
Being a provider of Singapore food tours, we had the privilege to be featured in "The food lover's guide to Singapore" of Azamara , who put together a compilation of travellers, local bloggers and us as the Singapore tourist guide. We couldn't be happier to be a part of this fabulous article! Come with us on our Singapore food tour, and we will introduce you to the most delicious treats for your taste buds! Ask your Singapore tour guide about these colourful delights!
ask your singapore food guide for the best durian
When you come with us on Singapore food tours, we will take you to try about 10 different dishes that will introduce you to the multicultural aspects of a Singapore tour. In a short time of 5.5 hours that is a lot to eat so that we had to leave some things out. One of them is Durian! Singapore's national fruit that is at times more valuable than solid gold! Referred to as "the king of fruits", this is something you can put on your list of things to do in Singapore! Our friends from Durian Man sure will be delighted to see you and give you a little durian to try.Ask your Singapore food guide why some of the durians cost up to S$ 20 per kilo!