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Top 10 Things To Do in Singapore

10. Grab a bite at a Hawker Food Market

Singapore is a foodies heaven! You can find all kinds of Asian and Western food here! The best place to go is to do as the locals, and head to one of the many Hawker food markets. Another good deal when it comes to food is to head into one of the many Shopping Malls and visit a Food Court, where you find plenty of different Asian food for a low price.

A chef is making hand-made thick noodles. Yummy! 🙂

9. Have a Singapore Sling at The Raffles Hotel

The Raffles Hotel in Singapore is legendary, and it’s probably the world`s most famous hotel! It’s more than a hotel, it’s an icon, where all kinds of celebrities have visited. It dates all the way back to 1887, and it`s beauty and elegance is still breathtaking.

It’s an expensive place to stay, but it’s we’ll worth to step inside and have a Singapore Sling at the bar!

If you want to stay at this excellent hotel, click here for the latest prices.

The stunning and historic Raffles Hotel

The Raffles Hotel is beautiful, both on the inside and outside. Well worth a visit!

8. Chill out at Clarke Quay

The colorful Clarke Quay next to the Singapore River is packed with restaurants, cafes, and bars. Head down here in the evening and fill up your stomach! They have something for everyone, from Western to Asian food.

It is also the perfect place to go for a romantic riverside stroll, as well as people-watching.

The colorful Clarke Quay, full of cozy cafes, pubs, and restaurants.

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12 Best Travel Experiences in Vietnam voted by bloggers from around the world

Vietnam is a country of diverse beauty. Besides its awe-inspiring mountains, lush green national parks, and white-sand secluded beaches, the country also surprises visitors with mouth-watering food, warm hospitality, and delightful culture.

With so many things to see and do in Vietnam, first-time visitors might find it challenging to select an ideal itinerary. “I only have 4 days in Vietnam. Where should I go? What should I see?”, asked many travelers whom I have consulted while I was working at a travel agency here.

Visiting Tam Coc by boats in Vietnam

To help travelers make the most of their time in this beautiful country, 12 bloggers from all over the world have collaborated on this article to suggest the best travel experiences in Vietnam. If you are looking for some Vietnam travel inspirations as well, check out this list and note down the experiences that you find most interesting!

Are you ready to discover what Vietnam has to offer? Fasten your seatbelt and start your journey to discover the 12 best travel experiences in Vietnam!

Hiking in Sapa

Suggested by Ella from ManyMoreMaps

Visiting Sapa in the far north was one of my best travel experiences in Vietnam during my three-week trip there. Sapa is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the larger cities. You can marvel at

the picturesque landscapes, slow down and then do some great hiking.

Hiking in Sapa – one of the best travel experiences in Vietnam

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Top 8 Tips to Travel Safe in India

How to travel to India and stay safe? Here are 8 tips to ensure your next (or first) trip goes as smoothly as possible

Foreigners travelling to India are excited to explore its diversity but they are concerned about their own safety. Being a female traveller, I have to agree with the safety concerns of foreign travellers. I have personally travelled to the different states of India. I have done solo travel immensely and thus through my personal experience and also through what others have encountered, I recommend some easy tips to travel and stay safe in India.

How to stay safe in India? Here are our best travel tips

1. Handling the touts

The Indian travel industry is infamous for its touts. While travelling to Udaipur, I met a traveller from the USA who had come with his own itinerary. He had booked all his train tickets and hotels. When he was exchanging his currency in New Delhi, he encountered a tout who fooled him by saying that all his train tickets were invalid. The tout insisted him to buy a tour package of INR 4,00,000.

Handling the Touts

The role of trusted travel companies is important here. In order to avoid a miserable experience with the touts, a foreign traveller must book his/her tour through a credible travel company. One of the ways to find such a tour company is through references or through the recognitions being given to the company. For instance, Ecoplore is an eco-travel company in India recognized by United Nations.

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Undiscovered Brunei

Brunei Darussalam (meaning an Abode of Peace) is a country that one often cannot even locate on the world map. When I told friends I was coming to Brunei one said “oh, why don’t you also visit India since its so close.” Others told me they had to look the country up on Google Maps. A geographical lesson is obviously in order. Brunei is located on the large island of Borneo and is surrounded by the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak. The rest of the island is part of Indonesia. Brunei is separated into 2 distinct sections of land, separated by the Bay of Brunei. A plane ride from Bangkok, Thailand takes about 2.5 hours.

My trip to Brunei highlights an important part of why I travel, especially to a country that does not see a lot of tourists. Trips like these break down any pre-conceived notions I might have about a particular country as well as help to offer insights for others. Tourists often use Brunei as a 1 or 2 day stop over between destinations – that is too short of a time; this country is certainly worthy of additional exploration.

Brunei was an unexpected surprise during our recent visit. While often overshadowed by its neighbors Indonesia and Malaysia, Brunei offers much for the independent traveler – including stunning mosques, the world’s largest connected water village, a surprising selection of foods, unspoiled virgin rain-forest, and friendly genuine people. This is a very safe country, the people I met were honest and helpful.

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Brunei travel guide

Apa khabar’! My name is Trisha, and I’ve traveled and have lead group tours to Brunei several times. In this Brunei travel guide, I will share with you everything I know about Japan travel including budget, things to do, cheap flights, affordable accommodations, what to avoid, and more!

Nestled on the northern coast of Borneo, Brunei Darussalam, or simply Brunei, is a hidden gem that offers a unique travel experience for those seeking a blend of rich culture, pristine nature, and unspoiled tranquility. Often overshadowed by its more prominent Southeast Asian neighbors, this tiny, oil-rich sultanate beckons intrepid travelers with its captivating charm and warm hospitality.

Stepping foot in Brunei, you’ll be immediately struck by the stunning architectural wonders of its mosques, adorned with shimmering golden domes and intricate designs that pay homage to the nation’s Islamic heritage. Delve deeper into the cultural tapestry by exploring the opulent Royal Regalia Museum or strolling through the bustling markets of Bandar Seri Begawan, the country’s vibrant capital.

Beyond the urban landscape, Brunei’s verdant rainforests and unspoiled ecosystems offer a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure-seekers alike. Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Ulu Temburong National Park, where you can traverse canopy walkways, encounter exotic wildlife, and relish the serenity of the lush Bornean jungle.

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