 | Little India, Singapore |
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... shift in climate only enhanced matters. The Inn-Crowd backpackers is situated right in the heart of Little India - the 'Indian quarter' if you like - of Singapore. I didn't see one westerner amongst the herds of locals - the majority of them Indian, ...
... approaches to life that you're so often presented with? I do. I always have, and after my first night in Singapore I was really excited at the prospect of reviving these old chestnuts and getting the full benefit from each moment. Hostel life after ...
... people, shops, script and food stalls than anything else. ----- On my sole afternoon in Singapore, I ventured to a part of town called Little India. It very well lived up to its name. Vegetarian and Curry restaurants galore. Stalls selling ...
... but I still went out by foot again. The weather is about 27 degrees and sunny, great for sightseeing. The area I am staying in is Little India and has lots of curry houses, temples, Indian shops. (i cant get away from Buddha, there are shops full of tacky ...
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SIGHTSEEING IN SINGAPORE
Posted on Aug 29, 2007, 10:51:01
... fruits there. If you are brave enough, go eat Durians, also known as King of Fruits. It stinks!!!! 8) Little India/Malay Village/Chinatown Serangoon Road is known as Little India and the 24 hr Mustafa shopping centre is a must to visit. ...
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How to spend less when travel Singapore
Posted on Aug 18, 2009, 11:44:31
... convenient stores and go to Raffles Landing Site or along the Singapore river to consume the drinks. Souvenirs Go to Chinatown or Little India for cheap and good souvenirs. Prices maybe negotiable and be ready to bargain to get a good offer. Another good ...
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recommend a place to stay in Singapore please?
Posted on Oct 28, 2009, 02:38:18
I'm looking for somewhere central, I believe this should be near the shops on Orchard rd, maybe near Raffles and little India too... Am I right? Budget is approx is S$150 per night for one person... THX While I don't have any ...
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SIGHTSEEING IN SINGAPORE
Posted on Jul 22, 2007, 17:25:06
At Singapore airport they do these amazing little guide with walking tours for each different area - Little India, China Town, the Arabian area. They're good for a wander and highlight some of the interesting places to see. I particularly like the ...
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