Singapore: Arab Street, Haji Lane, Little India, Chinatown, Singapore River, Marina Bay, Universal Studios, Jurong Bird Park & more

Singapore may be a small country, but there's definitely a lot to see and do. I spent nine days last month in Singapore, exploring its culturally significant old quarters: Little India, Arab Street and Haji Lane, Chinatown and Katong (Perenakan), took a cruise along the Singapore River and walked from Bugis to Raffles Place to marvel at the old and modern architecture, visited Universal Studios and Jurong Bird Park on the Singapore Tripper Pass and enjoyed a fantastic view of the Singapore skyline from the top of Marina Bay Sands among a lot of other things.

And expect a lot of food shots because Singapore is very known for its hawker food! And thanks to many of my local Singaporean friends, I was able to try a lot of the food only the locals know!

March 12-14 - Little India, Geylang and Marina Bay

March 15 - Bugis, City Hall, Singapore River, Merlion Park, and Lau Pa Sat

March 16-17 - Chinatown, Sentosa, Marina Bay, Arab Strret and Haji Lane 

March 18 - Chinatown and Newton Circus

March 19 - Universal Studios, Singapore River, Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, Marina Bay and Katong

March 20 - Chinatown (Ann Siang Hill) and Jurong Bird Park

Thank you to the Singapore Tourism Board, Euro RSCG Agatep PR, Santa Grand Hotel Lai Chun Yuen in Chinatown, iFly Singapore, and my local friends Ong Han Chong and Diana, Tin Pei Ling and Ng How Yue, Ian Cai, Angela Lau and Francis Lim for treating me out to really good local food! Thanks also to Ron Cruz and Lilit Reyes for meeting up with me and Gideon Lasco!