Amara Singapore
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165 Tanjong Pagar Road Singapore, Singapore, 088539, 68792555
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Arriving late at Singapore, about 10am, I got the 145 bus around the corner to the stop outside the Amara hotel and walked over to the MRT station, where a train journey with one change got me to Changi airport. I planned to spend the day here, as it is a big airport with lots to do, voted number 1 airport in the world and the only 5* one. I got a refund on my ezLink card as I wouldn't be using it again, and went up into the airport. I'd arrived at Terminal 2 and needed to get over to Termina...
Singapore, Singapore amycm
had planned to get the overnight train to kuala lumpur at 22.00 didn't prebook tickets and being typically Irish presumed we could just show up. amm, didn't work that way so staying in Singapore for another night. hotel charges to use the internet but the idiot with an unsecured network doesn't. handy. ! plan for 2moro - chill out at the pool, gym and sauna along with a healthy dose of sweet **** all!! and for 2nite - burger king and beers it is
Singapore, Singapore beatboxwardy
How-do! Hope youre all keepin well back home, here's a few pic's from few days spent in Singapore before headin to Borneo... lots of love, Davey and Bex X
Singapore, Singapore davidandbecky
Greetings from Singapore!!
The day began with 'that' early morning call.........again.........cab to Sentral KL Station..........train again.........immaculate.......air conditioning....STILL FREEZING!!!....but we have the woollies on!!
This was a day for customs and immigration..........stopped at Johor Bahru (Malaysia).......customs and immigration inspection.....on board train....then again stopped at Woodlands (Singapore).........customs and immigration........except this on...
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Almost 4 weeks since we left on our journey through Thailand/Myanmar/Malaysia/Singapore.... ........enjoyable??...........yes!!!... ..YESSSS!!!
We have met so many wonderful people.........seen so many beautiful places.....eaten such amazing food...........the highlights absolutely Chiang Rai (the Sirawong family and friends)........Chiang Mai.........Kanchanaburi........Hua Hin.........Chumphon( the Sudphu-thong family)...........yep i suppose you have guessed it...
Our first morning in Singapore wasn't exactly as planned as most of it was spent in a doctor's surgery getting Will's wound looked at. Luckily the doctor here looked like he'd received his training this Century and confirmed that all was ok. So the rest of the day was looking around the city, sightseeing and partaking in Singaporean's favourite activity - shopping! Later that day we headed out for a Singapore Sling at Raffles - for reference it is very sweet and very expensive but you did ge...
Singapore, Singapore willandluce
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... fancy buildings, expensive shopping centres, and very advanced technology used on everything from the Public Transit stations, to the toilets and elevators. Puala Ubin on the other hand is entirely different. It is obviously very impoverished, and has a very raw appearance. There are no paved streets, no cars, and the houses are simple wood shacks with tin roofs. The main street of the island is lines with small shops which thrive off of tourism. There are tons of bike rental ...
Singapore, Singapore meaghanbeech
... and we find the one tiny little place where you can print in Sydney airport, in a cake cafe place. Get it printed, relieved we head through security to get some food and short rest before boarding our flight. We use up our small change on a Krispy Kreme doughnut and milkshake each then head to the departure gate where we see a big queue. We wonder to the front and they are handing out meal vouchers as the flight has been delayed for 3 hours. Great ...
Singapore, Singapore stephanie813
... what turned out to be delicious cheesecake!<br><br>I joined everyone for an evening meal, but I was still full from the wedding, so kept them company until it was time to return to my digs, across the other side of town. Keen to get some more internet work completed, I plodded on until 3.30am and then collapsed in bed!<br><br>Finding my old school<br><br>On my last day, I caught the MRT over to Dover, to finally try to find my old boarding school – St John’s ...
Singapore, Singapore lyncraven
... he shouted 'Go for a run!' mid-song at this slightly chubby girl groupie singing along at the side. How cruel. Afterwards, we made our way to a nearby mall to a KTV lounge and got started! At first everyone was a little shy but we soon got into it - no-one really had the guts to attempt a solo though - we mainly stuck to group singalongs and duets. Never before (or again) will Singapore be subjected to such out-of-tune attempts (with the notable exception of Shan of course ...
Singapore, Saskatchewan, Singapore cereal42
... more. (Three Reasons: Pocessed Food, Pocessed Food. and Pocessed Food. I have to say, it is tempting to make a quick Air Conditioned McDonald's run rather than sit on one more ****** little plastic stool at a ****** little plastic table to slurp down more fried noodle under a heat collecting plastic awning. So far, I have only broken down for the free refills of McD's coffee. Singapore is definitely on the ...
Singapore, Singapore donmillerCheck Rates and Availability
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