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Singapore-map-big.jpg (3197×2079) Budget trip to Singapore. I had a short vacation in Singapore for 4 days together with my sister and our close friend.
Prior to our trip, people I know even my parents warned us that it would be very expensive to stay in Singapore, still we insisted to go coz we knew it would be fun and a memorable lifetime experience for us and we believed it would not cost us that much. Here's the proof: ACCOMMODATION per day: 15 SGD around 350 baht/person ( Urban Hostel-Backpackers inn) Location: Awesome, just adjacent to the MRT station ( Aljunied Station) There's even cheaper than this, hostels somewhere in Little India..which we found it quite crowded. TRANSPORTATION: We never used any other transpo means than bus and mrt.
Bus: always be ready with your 1 SGD coin once you get inside the bus, then don't forget to take the receipt. MRT: max to 3 SGD, but you will get back 1 SGD when you return the MRT one trip card. FOOD: Near Hostel area 1-2 SGD Tourist areas 4-5 SGD which you will never regret..it's the best food you'l get. Singapore Trip: Chinatown « Just a Piece of Me. Chinatown has been known to tourists not only for the souvenir items that can be bought here at an affordable price.
This place shows how the Chinese community was able to retain their history and culture which became significant to other tourists visiting the place. Chinatown Map We rode a double-decker bus in going to Chinatown. As we got-off the bus, we headed to Pagoda Street and looked for something that we can buy. Hubby won’t go back to the Philippines without a coffee mug of Singapore. Pagoda Street Sago Street Smith Street Keychains being sold in Trengganu Street Sri Mariamman Temple Sri Mariamman Temple and Pagoda Street Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Inside the temple Along Pagoda Street, we saw the ice cream vendor selling the ice cream that we were dying to taste. Ice cream vendor in Pagoda Street, near the temple my pick: cheese with corn in wafer: $1. SOUVENIR SHOPPING AT BUGIS AND CHINATOWN, SINGAPORE « The Safari Street by MJ. Home > @Travel > SOUVENIR SHOPPING AT BUGIS AND CHINATOWN, SINGAPORE We won’t leave Singapore without minimal souvenir shopping.
Aside from the endless photo shoots, bringing home even a single key chain is one of my ways of taking a piece of a place with me. Good thing there were night markets in Bugis and Chinatown during our stay. The scenario in Bugis wasn’t unfamiliar for Filipino travelers. Just like our very own Baclaran and Divisoria, it consists of a line-up of shophouses which sells accessories, shoes, bags, and clothing for all kinds of shopping addicts. The vicinity between Pagoda Street and Smith Street in Chinatown is where all the action is taking place. Our late night shopping in Bugis and Chinatown was accomplished successfully.
The three refrigerator magnets placed on top were bought at Bugis. I found this cute pen that comes with a case. These key chains from Chinatown cost SGD10 for 3 packs. Still from Chinatown...shoulder bag and sling bag at SGD10 for 3 pieces. Www.exploremetro.com/static/pdf/en/singapore.pdf. Disembarkation/ Embarkation Card in Singapore, Singapore Disembarkation/ Embarkation. If this is your first visit to Singapore then you are required to know or rather should know about the Disembarkation/ Embarkation Card in Singapore. The Disembarkation/ Embarkation Card (D/E card) is basically for the outsiders or the visitors or the tourists. The tourists are required to fill up the cards. While you fill up the form/card you should take care regarding the fact that you avoid any kind of mistake and should also pay heed to the fact that the form has been filled up in a neat manner.
If you are being accompanied by your children on your trip to Singapore then the necessity arises to fill up another Disembarkation/Embarkation Card. The visitors/tourists need to produce the cards at the immigration counter along with the other documents related to his/her travel to the nation/city/island of Singapore. The D/E card is available at all the checkpoints of Singapore and you are not required to pay for these cards. Travel_pricelist_SG.