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Things To Do in East of Singapore
East is my favourite area in Singapore, there are so many instagramable places and local food to explore 🤍
I would say best part of Singapore can be found at East side, from cultural experience to culinary adventure! And i love how the residential are very low density at East area and no sky scrapper, still look like very old style of Singapore..
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Things to do in East of Singapore:
1. Explore neighbourhood - instagramable spot to visit: Koon Seng Road Pastel Houses, Joo Chiat Community Center, Red House, street art mural.
2. Try local dishes: Laksa, Nasi Lemak, Rice Dumpling and Nyonya Kuih ( My fav: Lapis Sagu & Kueh Salat)
3. Experience the culture: Check out Kim Choo and Rumah Bebe
4. Cafe hopping: Baba Chew Cafe, Chin Mee Chin, Cafe Natsu, Tigerlily Patisserie, Bird of Paradise Gelato
5. Picnic at East Coast
6. Stay at Peranakan inspired Boutique Hotel: my choice would be @hotelindigosingapore @ihghotels
Is East side of Singapore your favourite part as well?!
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Beautiful Gardens in Singapore
Called this Garden City as my forever home 🇸🇬 sharing with you my favourite Gardens in Singapore. I think it’s my nature like to visit gardens, for my inspiration..
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Can’t believe took awhile to collate all the photos for this video, also can’t believe that i’ve visited those Gardens for many many times 😅
1. Gardens By The Bay being the Best Garden, best time to visit, late afternoon until evening to enjoy Supertree light show. If you like night photography stay until late! The ambience blue light at night look amazing too! 👍
2. Singapore Botanic Garden being the Most Romantic in my opinion, i guess because of the feel you get from classic English Garden. Lake with swan, colonial style pergola and big canopy trees.. It’s being Singapore’s 1st UNESCO World Heritage Site too! National Orchid Garden is worth to visit, check out New Orchidetum includes misty cool house & ‘Secret Ravine’ that mimics mountain forests. Best time to visit very early morning or late afternoon.
3. Most Iconic goes to Jewel Changi Airport, need no introduction for this place. Go and check out their Canopy Park where they have Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Sky Nets and many more! Best time to visit i would say in the evening 7-8pm as you can enjoy the light show at HSBC Rain Vortex.
4. For moody portrait photography you might want to check Jurong Lake Garden. There is a grassland with Lone tree sculpture. The Lone Tree is made from recycled iron reinforcement bars salvaged from old park pathways. This sculpture is inspired by the industrial origins of Jurong. Best time to visit 6.30-7am, you’ll get the best light on sunny day.
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Singapore National Orchid Garden Coolhouse
Love snapping picture at Singapore Botanic Garden especially at National Orchid Garden.. it’s such a beautiful place for afternoon stroll with family 🥰
Orchid is Singapore’s National Flower. Vanda Miss Joaquim was chosen as Singapore's national flower from among 40 other contenders, including some 30 orchids. For its resilience and year-round blooming quality, it was chosen on 15 April 1981 to represent Singapore's uniqueness and hybrid culture.
Tropical Montane Orchidetum
The tropical Montane Orchidetum simulates the experience of ascending through a tropical montane forest and showcases a diversity of orchids and other plants (e.g. bromeliads, gingers, tropical rhododendrons, gesneriads (and magnolias) from the rich low to high-elevation montane forest. Each of the display houses within the Orchidetum has been expanded beyond their original size, increasing by almost threefold the combined display area.
The Sembcorp Cool House
They preserved part of the original 260m2 frame of the original cool house and curated the orchid collection in the Cool House according to five biogeographical regions – Malesia, Continental Southeast Asia and South Asia, Australasia, Afrotropics and the Neotropics.
The Sembcorp Cool House is designed to emulate a high elevation montane forest, which exists at altitudes of 1,000m to 2,000m, and with a surrounding temperature of 16 to 23 degrees Celsius. Researchers will be able to study rare orchids that are naturally found only at higher elevations, such as such as Cymbidiums (also known as Boat Orchids), Dendrochilums (also known as Chain Orchids), Cyrtochilums and Phragmipediums (also known as Slipper Orchids). This will greatly benefit taxonomic and floristic research, as researchers will be able to grow rare species, before identifying and documenting them at a later stage when they flower.
Approximately 1,000 orchid species and hybrids are exhibited in the Cool House, together with new varieties from other plant families beyond orchids, an increase from the previous collection of 350 orchid species. Also growing among the orchids, are collections of carnivorous plants, begonias that have characteristic shimmering leaves that help them to thrive in areas with low light levels.
National Orchid Garden
Opening hours
8.30am - 7.00pm daily (last ticket sales and entry at 6.00pm)
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Staycation at Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore is top luxurious hotel with top notch service in anything that you can imagine as hotel guest, from check in concierge, dining experience to room amenities.
It also located at Centre of city, perched on the tip of Marina Bay with million-dollar-views. Its enviable location makes it the go-to spot for any big celebration, like New Year’s Eve, F1 and National Day and easily accessible with MRT and well-connected with nearby shopping malls like Marina Square and Suntec City, and adjoining with tourist spots like Singapore Flyer, Garden By The Bay and Marina Bay Sands.
Our stay at The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore Elevated Kallang River View is unforgettable, we are thrilled with the spectacular city view from our spacious room living hall and bathroom, take some time enjoying the swimming pool, garden and gym. The breakfast at the hotel signature Colony restaurant is impeccable with wide spread of local and international cuisine buffet.
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Sling & Swim at Raffles Hotel Singapore
I’ve been always amazed with iconic & historical landmark in Singapore, Raffles Hotel.
It’s always been my favourite, the place and the vibes is just speaks luxury, classy and elegance!
I had a change to experience Sling and Swim @raffleshotelsingapore 🤍
Experience lounge poolside with Raffles Hotel's iconic Singapore Sling in hand and my satay fried rice lunch..
I love the feel of doing nothing at the pool side and enjoy the swimming in this iconic hotel. And not forgetting their impeccable services from all their servers.
During my sling & swim experience, it was raining and the servers were so nice helping me with the umbrella to the covered area and re-arrange my set up after the rain has stopped.
Talking about Singapore Sling.. If you don’t know the iconic drink, The Singapore Sling, widely regarded as the national drink, was first created in 1915 by Raffles bartender Ngiam Tong Boon.
About Raffles Hotel
Raffles Hotel is a British colonial-style luxury hotel in Singapore. It was established by Armenian hoteliers, the Sarkies Brothers, in 1887. The hotel was named after British statesman Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the founder of modern Singapore.
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Staycation at Hotel Indigo Katong
Our staycation @hotelindigosingapore
We love that the hotel conveniently located at heart of Katong area where you can easily explore the Singapore heritage area at the East..
The hotel itself featuring a unique design inspired by the Peranakan culture, with everything from the art murals to the tiles paying homage to the neighbourhood.
We stayed at their Heritage View with Bathtub, it’s amazing place for family staycation.
Favourite part of @hotelindigosingapore
Dragon carved bathtub 🤍
View towards Katong area 🤍
Peranakan Inspired style room 🤍
We also enjoyed our breakfast @babachews and not forgetting the awesome view from rooftop pool..
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About Hotel Indigo Katong
Experience life like a local at Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong. Housed on the site of the former Joo Chiat Police Station, the boutique hotel is an interesting juxtaposition of modern architecture and a conservation building (former Joo Chiat Police Station), featuring a unique design inspired by the Peranakan culture, with everything from the art murals to the tiles in the 131 guestrooms paying homage to the neighbourhood. Unwind with a dip in the rooftop infinity pool overlooking the whole of Singapore’s first heritage town as the sun slowly sets behind the Katong skyline.
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