Orchard Parade

... the promise for good luck and prosperity!) Another highlight of Singapore's Chinese New Year celebration is the Chingay Parade. The trees along Orchard Road are strung with twinkling lights, and stadium bleachers are set up weeks before the event. ...

... in a treat! We walked for about 10 mins, stopped for a drink and then headed onto our hotel. The hotel was called Orchard Parade, it's 4 star and they cant do enough for you. I felt like pretty woman but refrained from breathing on the glass reception ...

... drinking and generally teasing each other all evening.   After dinner I do some emails and pack everything up for my hotel move tomorrow morning. The Orchard Parade Hotel is fine, but it's not the best location for me and way out of my price ...

... - SHA Villa - River View Hotel Singapore - Summer View Hotel - Robertson Quay Hotel - Orchard Parade - A Far East Hotel - Park View Hotel - Crown Hotel at Orchard - Paramount Hotel Singapore ...

... ; I check into the hotel and have a quick shower then head straight outside to enjoy what remains of my birthday. I take a walk down Orchard Road. I recognise virtually every shop - Marks and Spencers, Borders Books, Zara and so on. I am a bit sad to see ...

... 'llä. Otettiin kentältä hotelli, sama missä yövyttiin viimex ku oltiin täällä. Perjantaina käytiin vähän puörimässä Orchard roadilla ja vetää lätyt. Lauantaina piti sit paahtaa lääkäriin ku Jussin molemmissa jaloissa oli räpylöiden ...

... stuff to do whilst in Singapore, the information centre informed us that because it was chinese new year, there would be a parade along Orchard Road that evening. The lady offered us the chance to buy some tickets for the stadium seating, but as we were ...

... last a total of 6 weeks throughout January and February, culminating in a massive festival, street parade and fireworks on New Years Eve.     Beyond Orchard Road, towards the harbour area of the city lies Suntec City mall, a huge complex of ...

... poo. We chat a while and send her back, it was already 2230 and tomorrow will be my first day working in an orchard.       18 Feb     First day at work, I woke at 0600 taking breakfast. My lunch is the ...

... ) for some tourist action.  Then it was a quick stroll round Little India before home for bed.  The contrast between Orchard Road and Little India was pretty dramatic - in the space of 2 blocks, the buildings go from big skyscrapers to nothing ...

... of seatbelt, they will not hesitate to give a ticket if they spot just 1 guy not doing so.   We arrive at the orchard and then Bruce say he want to show me something, he drove a short distance forward and saw a huge mansion surrounded by ...

... waiting for work! The hostel was a bit of a con, we stayed 3 nights when we got a call from 'P Pullar & Co', a big orchard an hours drive from Shepparton - asking us did we want to go pick peaches - finally our big career had started in the picking ...

... to them by Chris Tremlett!) - turns out that one of the chaps lives a few roads from us in Chandlers Ford!!! Visited Orchard Road this morning and sussed out the shops - this afternoon did the City Tour - was excellent. Will need to go back to ...

... adults, classic!                    That evening I headed for Orchard Road to check out the shopping Singapore is so famous for. There is an AWFUL lot of shops, anything you could what. ...

... had to go back to his real job, we ventured into the city ourselves and managed pretty nicely! Began by taking in Orchard Road, which is the Singaporean Champs Elysees. The malls here became progressively fancier as we ventured further up the street. The ...

... went to Orchard Road...where you can find Louis Vutton, Prada, Gucci, and any other expensive stores all in one mall....Ion. Orchard Road was amazing! The Christmas spirit and decor in Singapore is fantastic! Far more than at home. The streets were filled ...

... It was Chinese New Year when I got to Singapore (it's a weeklong celebration) so I got to see a pretty good street parade down Orchard Road one night.  Many parts of the city were decked out in red Chinese lanterns for the occasion.  I think ...

... bottles of wine. Then it was off to yet another winery. By the end of the day, around 4:30, we were peddling through a kiwi orchard. We may have been drunk but we all knew that wine was not made with kiwis and that we were horribly lost. Mike kept ...

... go somewhere. As we were so many people, the group split up and six of us left together. Someone suggested to go to Orchard towers. There was a big discussion that I didn't understand since I don't know anything here (yet!) but finally we ended up ...