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1. An Adventurous ItineraryLet's talk about what we can do in Singapore
for an adventurous itinerary. Of course, before embarking on any adventure, arm
yourself with the right equipment - such as an umbrella, plenty of water and a
trusty digital camera. Ready? Let's set off! 2. Underwater World One of the first places I'd recommend is Underwater World at Sentosa. Containing over 2500 marine creatures, this place is contains one of the world's largest display of sand tiger sharks. After you complete the Underwater World tour, you can try staying on to tour Sentosa, or you can come back to the mainland.
Entrace to Underwater World at Sentosa 3. Holland Village On the mainland, you may want to check out lunch at Holland Village.
Why Holland Village? Well, this little hub is popular with expatriates and is an
haven of small curio shops and
restaurants. You can find tons of Asian arts and crafts at the Holland Village
Shopping Centre too.
A shot of Holland Village in Singapore 4. Jurong BirdPark Right, with our stomachs filled, we can now go
on to visit the next stop - Jurong BirdPark. If you like birds, this is indeed
the place to be in Singapore. Learn to be a falconer, or even try handling birds
of prey. Never mind that you're not royalty, you can try out falconry for a day
here! 5. Bugis Street If you're raring to get some shopping done,
then you should try Bugis Street, which is one of Singapore's biggest street bazaars. Besides unexpected
bargains, you can also find interesting sights like the co-existence of a
You will pass by Buddhist, Indian temples while you shop and discover
interesting bargains.
Picture of Bugis Junction You can also stop by Bugis Junction, an interesting
shopping mall featuring a glass-covered shopping walkway. The architecture in
Bugis Junction is also worth mentioning - it is built on a 'shophouse' concept,
reflective of our nation's rich history. 6. Clarke Quay 7. Magical Makansutra Food Safari 8. Kampong Glam The final stop in our little adventure tour
would be the historic Kampong Glam area. Here, you can listen to spooky supernatural stories of
the Old Istana, Sultan Mosque and the royal graveyard. If you've always been
interested in Malay
folklore, this is one area worth visiting - never mind the haunting stories and
such. ConclusionWho says there's no adventure in Singapore? Try the above itinerary out and you will discover some unique gems not seen before in our little city state. Let me know how it goes, I'd be glad to listen to your stories.Related ArticlesYou may also wish to read the following related articles:
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