3 days to spend in singapore
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Whether or not you can flirt with a random girl depends on the girl herself. It's the same everywhere... If you're asking whether we would prosecute you for flirting with a girl then it's a no.
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Hi!
I just got back from holiday yesterday.
I really enjoyed in singapore, so much so I want to go again hopefully later on in the year. I wasn't able to go to everywhere I wanted, I was tired from work and the 14+ hour flight to malaysia, then going around malaysia also further took it out of me. I probably wont be going back to malaysia though.
I didn't spend all my time in the touristy places, in fact some of them were waste of time like the riverside area. I didn't intend on going here first, but I got lost and wound up at one end, and was hungry so I looked for a place to eat. If I wanted to go somewhere where there were loads of white people and westernised restaurants I'd stay in the UK.
I used the MRT and bus - brilliant system with the EZlink card. Found that the other tourists just used taxis, their loss. I decided to visit Jurong (alighted from Boon Lay MRT). And walked around the residential area and the shopping centre - Jurong Point, I think it was called. Also went around Ang Mo Kio (went to the zoo aswell whilst I was in that area).
I went to most of the places and tried most things that people recommended in here. Thanks again. But I had to remember what you guys said. I forgot to write them down and couldnt get the wireless on my phone to join the wireless@SG service. I tried to sign up but it didn't like my mobile phone number.
You know what was great - whilst in orchard road, I got stopped twice asking if I wanted to be model. Brilliant!
Overall, A really lovely country.
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Originally posted by nknme:
Hi!
I just got back from holiday yesterday.
I really enjoyed in singapore, so much so I want to go again hopefully later on in the year. I wasn't able to go to everywhere I wanted, I was tired from work and the 14+ hour flight to malaysia, then going around malaysia also further took it out of me. I probably wont be going back to malaysia though.
I didn't spend all my time in the touristy places, in fact some of them were waste of time like the riverside area. I didn't intend on going here first, but I got lost and wound up at one end, and was hungry so I looked for a place to eat. If I wanted to go somewhere where there were loads of white people and westernised restaurants I'd stay in the UK.
I used the MRT and bus - brilliant system with the EZlink card. Found that the other tourists just used taxis, their loss. I decided to visit Jurong (alighted from Boon Lay MRT). And walked around the residential area and the shopping centre - Jurong Point, I think it was called. Also went around Ang Mo Kio (went to the zoo aswell whilst I was in that area).
I went to most of the places and tried most things that people recommended in here. Thanks again. But I had to remember what you guys said. I forgot to write them down and couldnt get the wireless on my phone to join the wireless@SG service. I tried to sign up but it didn't like my mobile phone number.
You know what was great - whilst in orchard road, I got stopped twice asking if I wanted to be model. Brilliant!
Overall, A really lovely country.
yo, i aint dunno what the fxxt you talking about, but if u r really is a tourist, please dun come here again, you dun help our tourism at all.And for a tourist to take 14hrs flight from sing to malaysia, i think you need to visit our IMH
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14 hours from the UK to Malaysia, lah. -_-
And tourist dollars are not solely based on whatever tourist traps and attractions earn.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
14 hours from the UK to Malaysia, lah. -_-
And tourist dollars are not solely based on whatever tourist traps and attractions earn.
oops, but his english sound like me...how on earth can a Brit wrote like this,...Ang mo kio got zoo meh?? -
Originally posted by angel7030:
oops, but his english sound like me...how on earth can a Brit wrote like this,...Ang mo kio got zoo meh??There is a direct bus from AMK to the ZOO...eh i dun take public tpt i also know that leh...so for a tourist maybe to him thats like considered the AMK area since he doesnt know the difference between AMK and Mandai
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Originally posted by nknme:
You know what was great - whilst in orchard road, I got stopped twice asking if I wanted to be model. Brilliant!
steven lim?
u know steven lim???
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Hi, yeh sorry, I was just told go to Ang Mo Kio MRT then get on a bus outside the MRT to get to the zoo. I didn't know the zoo was in another town. Although, with hindsight, it was a bus journey and a half, it would make sense now that it was in another place. If I'm getting some things wrong, please be patient.
If you're annoyed about what I said about riverside, deal with it, I didn't find it exciting as Jurong Point for example, I can just pop into Manchester City Center (about 20mins from where I live) and get pretty much the same experience (without the river though and nice weather).
I apologise if I've managed to piss some people, but hey, I visited your country, I complimented your country in general, I tried using your public transport, as it turns out I'd like to see residential areas other than the normal tourist attractions, I spent nearly $500, including the hotel, is that too fucking cheap for just under three days for you? I'm not an expert on singapore, and have never claimed to be, FFS I had to google what "IMH" was.
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please come again.
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Originally posted by nknme:
Hi, yeh sorry, I was just told go to Ang Mo Kio MRT then get on a bus outside the MRT to get to the zoo. I didn't know the zoo was in another town. Although, with hindsight, it was a bus journey and a half, it would make sense now that it was in another place. If I'm getting some things wrong, please be patient.
If you're annoyed about what I said about riverside, deal with it, I didn't find it exciting as Jurong Point for example, I can just pop into Manchester City Center (about 20mins from where I live) and get pretty much the same experience (without the river though and nice weather).
I apologise if I've managed to piss some people, but hey, I visited your country, I complimented your country in general, I tried using your public transport, as it turns out I'd like to see residential areas other than the normal tourist attractions, I spent nearly $500, including the hotel, is that too fucking cheap for just under three days for you? I'm not an expert on singapore, and have never claimed to be, FFS I had to google what "IMH" was.
Hey its ok, dun bother abt what some people say here. Hope u come back again some day.
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Don't mind the residential retards here. They just love to randomly bark at people.
Oh and hope you had a wonderful time whilst you were here. =) Yeh and avoid those two places sinicker quoted, lots of dishonest vendors.
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If you intend to buy camera from simlim square, please ask if the price they quoted you includes the usb cables, charger, accesories etc.....
If you bought a standard ticket to take the train, please remember to return it to the machine for a 1 dollar refund
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Originally posted by nknme:
Hello! Hows it going? I'm new!
I have three days to spend in singapore!
Although I have read a few travel guides... I would like to know what you think I should do, so I can make a decision on a schedule!
I have seen a previous topic on "24 days in singapore", but wasn't bowled over by its comprehensiveness!
I was in need of a holiday (after graduating from university and currently in a training year), and would like to go to singapore as I haven't been and it is a "distant" homeland (my grandmother is from singapore). Also, my ex was born in singapore, and talked about it quite frequently. Please note: I will be travelling by myself and travelling after next week!
Thanks!
Singapore has a United Nation of Prostitutes that you must see to believe. They just stand along the streets of Geylang (lanes Lor 6 to Lor 22 have the most activities) openly as good as half naked.
