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Keppel Hill Reservoir Trek, Singapore City

Keppel hill became the talk of the city and a new place to explore when the media published about the recovery of a lost reservoir. And since then, the trek is known as Keppel Hill Reservoir Trek. The hill is also known as mount Faber and supposedly this reservoir provided water to the Singapore city back in 1905. The trek to the reservoir is simple and easy. The route starts from Keppel hill road and goes downwards to a wooded area from which a short trip through meandering forested pathway will take you to the long lost reservoir.

Highlight: The Reservoir and the rustic and raw landscape around - Since it is a new found trail, the tracks are slippery and covered with aging rough overgrown bushes. Yet, that becomes an added fun to the trek. The reservoir is well hidden due to negligence.

Location: Keppel Hill.

Difficulty Level: Easy

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Punggol Beach

Punggol Beach is part of the PunggolTownship and has been recently renovated to a lifestyle park. Hence, it is also known as PunggolPoint Park. Getting to the park is quite easy as most of the parks in PunggolPromdenade are interlinked. Punggol Jetty is one of the prime spots of the beach and it is known for the plague that honours ‘SookChing Massacre’ occurred during the Japanese invasion. Punggol Beach is known for its long walking and cycling trails, children’s playground and a pond. Also, from the Punggol walking pathway, you can view Singapore’s offshore island, PulauUbin.

Highlights: Beautiful white sand beach; the beach looks even more mesmerising and unusual because of the big rocks strewn over the sands. The Point Park has lot of amenities for children and adults including a Horse Stable, eatery and picturesque view.

Location: Punggol Road, Singapore

Open hours: everyday, 24 hours.

Singapore Round Island Tour with Lunch

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Lazarus Island

Lazarus Beach is part of the Lazarus Island and is considered the best beach Singapore can treasure. It is called Singapore’s secret paradise with turquoise water, foamy froth and undisturbed fine white sand. The splendour of the beach lies in its raw and secluded beauty of the island’s landscape. You may not find many activities happening around the place; neither would you see a lot of marine lives under the water, but thatwhat is so pristine about the island. So, before it becomes commercialized, it is apt to visit this gorgeous secret of Singapore.

Highlights: Holiday bungalows at St. John’s Island where you can lodge overnight, beach pavilion and pathways. The beach does not have any food stalls or refreshment shops; therefore you need to carry everything with you. Camping not allowed.

Location: Lazarus Island. Best time to visit: throughout the year, especially in the winter

5 Day Tour of Singapore

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Wild Wild Wet

A memorable and life time experience!! The Wild WildWet is Singapore’s largest water theme park featuring remarkable water games and other thrilling experiences that would leave both children and grownups breathless and seeking for more. The park opened in the year 2004 and is known for its efficient safety management.

The park is a wholesome family entertainment; thus has been awarded with the Pro Family Business Mark award. Few of their effective facilities include free lifejackets, baby

Highlights: Live entertainments such as mermaid tales, sensational jets etc. Relaxing floats along the River Shiok, 8 adrenalin pumping rides, UllarLah being the most favoured one and fancy shopping haunts and eateries.

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Location: Downtown East.

Operating hours: 1 – 7 pm (weekdays) and 10 am to 7 pm (weekends and holidays)

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Haw Par Villa

There is a never ending array of theme parks in Singapore, each defining various fine amenities. But nothing can top Haw Par Villa which takes you through a Chinese folktale journey. Everything is unusual in this Park; the Chinese mythology features depictions from the 10 Chinese Courts of Hell, classic scenes from celebrated Chinese legends and lot more attractions. Located on one of the PasirPanjing hills, this ancient park was built in 1937 but went through a lot of changes after the WWII. In 1985 the Singaporean Tourist Board acquired it from the owners and completely renovated it.

Highlights: Now the park has guided tours where you will learn great daunting stories of the Chinese history, the Courts of Hell has graphic exhibits that might scare a few. The park has over 1000 statues and around 150 dioramas portraying visuals from Chinese mythology.

Location: Pasir Panging.

Admission: Free. Hours Open: 9 amd to 7 pm

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Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

Bukit Timah Reserve is perched on top of the highest peak of Singapore, Bukit Timah (163 meters). It is a very small reserve (around 1.5 km stretch), yet preserves 40% of the country’s flora and fauna. In spite of its small size, this national rainforest shelters more species of trees than the North American continent. The only way to reach the top is by trekking, which is fun and adventurous as you will encounter many species of flora and animals on the way up.

Highlights: Declared in 2011 – ASEAN heritage site; Trek to the Bukit Timah through a steep and slippery trail; dwelling to many native wildlife such as pythons, long tailed macaques which you may see on the way up. There’s also an eco-link, an ecological bridge that connects the Bukit Timah to the Central Catchment reserve.

Location:Hindhede Dr, Singapore.

Hours open: 6 am to 7 pm

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Peranakan Museum

If you have a fetish for history and culture then this museum is a must visit for you. The Peranakan Museum investigates the way of life of Peranakan people group in Southeast Asia. Introduced in the previous Tao Nan Chinese School, worked in 1912, this cozy historical center has one of the finest and most exhaustive accumulations of Peranakan items. Displays on three stories delineate the social customs and the particular visual specialties of the Peranakans.

Highlights: The Peranakan Museum gives an animating and instructive experience for all, while speaking to the living society of the Peranakan people group in the district. The historical center is a segment of the Asian Civilisations Museum, working under the National Heritage Board.

Location: The museum is located at 39 Armenian St, Singapore.

Price: The approximate price starts from $5.50 to $11.

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Myra's Beach

Myra’s Beach Club is always welcoming those who love fun parties near the beach. Myra’s Beach Club can set up to 120 guests. It’s an ideal place for private parties, beach weddings and corporate events. It looks best if you visit Myra’s Beach during the evening. An evening at Myra’s Beach is a perfect way for groups and parties to share highly enjoyable and memorable moment.

Highlights:
A favourite with surfers, it is a stunning stretch of surf and sand. Myra’s Beach Club serves North Indian and Mexican cuisine. You can enjoy the beautiful sea breeze with mojitos and margarita. Don’t worry if you are a vegetarian almost all items have vegetarian options.

Location: Myra’s Beach Club is located in East Coast Park.

Price: All the items are affordable at a good price. "

Sightseeing Trip around Singapore (flight Included)

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Singapore Botanic Gardens

Want to spend some time in the greenery of nature with the exotic flora and fauna then this is the perfect place for you. The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a 156-year-old tropical garden situated at the edge of Singapore's principle shopping belt. It is one of three patio nurseries, and the main tropical garden, to be regarded as an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Highlights: The Gardens have a variety of plant and green attractions with a rich history and an awesome plant accumulation of overall importance. Supplementing these one of a kind assets are delicate improvements and amusement occasions giving guests instructive and recreational offices in the midst of the marvels of nature.

Location: The Botanical garden is located at 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore

Price: The approximate price $3.75 for adult and $0.75 for child.

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