Representing Singapore’s culinary identity, both “Chilli Crab” and “Black Pepper Crab” are must-try dishes when visiting this city-state. Situated on a small island at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore boasts a rich abundance of seafood, offering diverse culinary experiences. Singapore’s Chilli Crab and Black Pepper Crab Chilli Crab and Black Pepper Crab stand out as quintessential Singaporean ...
A mythical creature representing Singapore, the “Merlion,” with the upper body of a lion and the lower body of a fish, is an iconic symbol integral to Singapore’s identity, even influencing the nation’s name. The Merlion statue can be found in various locations across Singapore. One notably famous statue is situated in “Merlion Park,” at the heart of Singapore tourism ...
Amidst the global attention received during the North Korea–United States summit held on Sentosa Island, Singapore, this island stands out as a premier resort destination, encompassing approximately one-third of the entire area with resorts, hotels, and amusement parks, allowing visitors to appreciate Singapore’s coastal landscapes. Palawan Beach in Singapore While both Siloso and Palawan beaches beckon exploration, time constraints led ...
In the southern part of Singapore, you can find another island called “Sentosa.” This place gained significant recognition as the location for the North Korea-United States summit, where Kim Jong-un and President Trump held their historic meeting. Sentosa is an island getaway and a prominent resort destination in Singapore, hosting various resorts and serving as a leisure hub. “Sentosa Island ...
Sentosa Island in Singapore stands out as a premier resort destination. This area boasts various resorts, hotels, and amusement parks, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of Singapore’s coastline. Approximately one-third of the entire island is designed as a resort. ‘3 Free Transportation Options on Sentosa Island, Singapore’ Sentosa Island offers diverse complimentary transportation options, notably the Monorail, Bus, ...
Sentosa Island in Singapore is a developed resort destination featuring various resorts, amusement parks, and hotels. You can find a mix of activities that blend with the natural scenery of Singapore’s beaches. Universal Studios Singapore, situated on Sentosa Island, is one such attraction with seven themed zones offering 46 diverse rides. It’s a place where you can enjoy attractions for ...
In the south of Singapore Island, another island called ‘Sentosa’ awaits. This place gained recognition as the site where the North Korea–United States summit took place between Kim Jong-un and President Trump. Sentosa is an island getaway in Singapore, home to various resorts, making it a prominent leisure destination. ‘Sentosa Island in Singapore’ The name ‘Sentosa’ translates from Malay to ...
Near Gasan Digital Complex Station, various restaurants abound. Being a densely populated area of offices, it naturally offers a variety of dining options. Especially in the underground shopping mall of large buildings, you can find diverse restaurants. While the interior and ambiance might be standard due to its underground location, you can discover reasonably priced establishments. Given the considerable time ...
In Singapore, you can find a unique form of food court called ‘Hawker Centre.’ Similar to our packaging cart in Korea, it provides communal tables along the street with various food truck-style stalls nearby. “Experience the Charm of Singapore at Hawker Centre” Hawker Centres are scattered throughout Singapore, with some gaining particular fame. While I didn’t visit a renowned one ...
Jerky is a globally recognized form of preserved food, also found in Korea, where meat is thinly sliced, marinated in soy sauce or spices, and then dried. Known to have been used as combat rations by Mongolian soldiers in the past, jerky is not only popular in Korea but also discovered in various forms worldwide. “Singapore’s Jerky at Bee Cheng ...
Singapore is a multicultural nation where various cultures coexist, evident in designated areas like Arab Street for Arab culture and Little India for Indian culture. Another such area, comprising about three-quarters of Singapore’s population, is ‘Chinatown.’ “Chinatown in Singapore” Chinatown is not exclusive to Singapore; it can be found worldwide as overseas Chinese communities established themselves outside China. You can ...
Singapore stands out as a multicultural nation in Asia, evident in its diverse population composed of Chinese, Malay, Indian, Arab, and more. While the Chinese community holds the majority, Singapore thrives as a city where multiple cultures coexist. “Little Arab in Singapore, Arab Street” Near Bugis in Singapore, there’s a blossoming Arab cultural enclave often referred to as ‘Arab Street.’ ...