Hotel 81 Elegance Singapore

... a quick look round and went up to the viewpoint which is the southernmost tip of south east asia. Then caught the beach tram to the other side of the island, saw all the youths in the sea and headed for the sea life centre which was amazing - the sizes and variety of the fish was the best I have ever seen, such a shame al missed it as he loves that kind of thing but i took loads of photos and videos for him. Caught the ski lift ...

Woke up at 6:30 to catch the flight to Singapore. This was our second experience on Air Asia and it wasn't pleasant once again. Thank goodness it was a short flight as it was the coldest flight that either one of us has ever been on. The flight attendants only made it 3/4 of the way down the aisle because everyone was ordering hot drinks.<br><br>Getting into Singpore was a breath of fresh air...actually kind of like waking up on another ...

... you. You will come across a wide range of shopping and entertainment options in this beautiful place. <br><br>The Orchard Road: Orchard Road is one of the famous shopping hubs in Singapore. You will come across different shops selling a wide range of local as well as international products. Whatever you want to buy, be it funky jewelries, trendy outfits, cosmetics or home appliances, you will get almost ...

... in the morning aswel..?!) and slept all the way to Singapore. The journey took around 11 hours. We got woke up around 6.30am by a passport control officer that came onto the train, then 10 minutes down the line we got off the train for immigration/customs check. <br>Arrived in Singapore at about 8 and took a taxi straight to the airport.

... went to Sentosa island which would be a great place to stay, but far far too hot! The aquarium there is good and watched a dolphin show and just had a wander around. Sentosa had loads of things to do there, but I got hot and grumpy and refused to put a helmet on to go on the luge due to the heat (and my hair- its already frizzy enough!), but would like to go there later in the day to do that.<br>In the evening we ...

... 8217;t know any better). However, much of Singapore outside the swanky bits is made up of this type of housing. Here and there are the residues of earlier housing such as more shophouses, but most has been removed in the relentless drive to be modern.<br> <br>Little India goes against this trend and is clearly a &#8216;local place for local people&#8217;. Lots of shops selling a huge range of fresh vegetables are interspersed between cafes, sari, jewellery and music shops ...

... it, this group of teenage girls were commentating throughout the entire thing. At first, it was annoying but I soon found myself not paying attention to them. I occasionally heard the odd debate about the sexiness of Draco Malfoy (the jury is still out as one of them claimed he was "so sexy" while the other claimed he "was ugly" - the calibre of this argument needed improvement) and why Lavender was with Ron as she was "so ugly". Besides these ...

... for eating on the subway; $2,000 for selling gum: $1,000 for jaywalking, smoking in public if you are under 18 (guess the parents pay that one) or using a cell phone while driving. The $150 fine for spitting has been upped to $400 due to swine flu. Then there is the green factor.. To keep emissions in check and the air clean, S'poreans must replace their vehicle every 10 years or face hefty taxes and fines.<br> However, its not all about the fines. It really ...

... is housed in a 3-storey pre-war shophouse with a charming Chinese Baroque façade. We are the only hostel strategically located at Devonshire Road, just a 2-minute walk to Orchard Road - the epicenter of Singapore's premium shopping and entertainment belt. Being located a stone's throw away from Orchard Road and Somerset MRT stations gives Habitat Hostel the advantage of being easily ...

... to Xray clinic over the course of three days, which was not the most fun use of my time, but was necessary. We had to take the subway to get to the various doctors (and when we visited downtown) and it is an impressive system. Sparklingly clean with clear signs indicating what is accessible from every exit (like HK), all signs in the four languages, and digital screens that accurately explain the length of time until subsequent stops and when the next ...