Strictly Singapore – A Travel Blog
Singapore is more than luxury shopping experiences and going out to eat – Strictly Singapore highlights the major tourist attractions & the hidden gems!
Looking to make the best of travel photography? The sight seeing tab highlights the best spots in Singapore for architectural wonder and Instagrammable places.
The Singapore Flyer, most commonly known as the “eye” in other cities around the world, is one of the top Singapore attractions in the city with views from 162 m/532ft; this 42 story ferris wheel allows for a breathtaking 45 km/28-mile view Singapore’s many landmarks, to include beautiful Sentosa Island, Changi Airport, as well as parts of Malaysia…
This blog post is all about the MacRitchie Treetop Walk; general information, what you must know before you go, how to access the trail, dining options, and how to get there using the Singapore MRT and the buses. This guide is intended to make the best of your journey to one of the MacRitchie Treetop…
Ready to take some breathtaking shots of Singapore? Well look no further than this Strictly Singapore travel guide blog post outlining 92 free, stunning, and rare Singapore Instagrammable Places that are off the beaten path. Yes, all of these are free, you will just have to pay for transportation. If you have a portable tripod,…
Singapore can be done on a budget without having to miss out on awesome attractions. If you know where to look, you’ll see that Singapore has lots to offer in terms of green spaces, free museums, and so much more. I’ve made it easy for you and compiled a comprehensive list of Singapore free attractions…
The Singapore Southern Ridges are a collection of parks along the hills of southern Singapore. This attraction is often overlooked by many but it’s such an immersive and photo worthy outing. Before you embark on your hiking adventure, be sure to bring bug spray, umbrella, plenty of water, and sunscreen. There are restrooms and water…
Fort Canning Park is a free Singapore attraction that features an array of smaller gardens, green spaces, look out points, and playgrounds. Fort Canning Park is great for nature lovers, families, cafe goers, Instagram girls, exercise, sightseers, history buffs, and even hikers. It is located on a hill so believe me, you will get your…
Escape the city and immerse yourself in nature by visiting one of these Singapore parks. Take a hike, have a picnic, see wildlife, take a leisurely stroll, or do yoga. This list of Singapore parks has something for everyone. I did not included Gardens by the Bay, since it’s more of a tourist attraction. Although…
Check out these 22 pieces of Singapore architecture, this time in Central Singapore, which is not the same as the City Centre. For top Singapore architecture in the city centre, check out my blog post here. This is a continuation of this architecture series and I hope you are enjoying these new ideas. Maybe you…
Welcome to my list of one of a kind Singapore Architecture in the City Centre! There are over 64 of these on this list alone! If you are in the mood for a scavenger hunt on your next visit, this one’s for you. But also, if you feel overwhelmed in planning out an entire trip…
Ever wanted to venture off the beaten path? Consider undertaking a few of these immersive and one of a kind experiences during your next stay in Singapore. These sometimes lesser known, yet unique things to do in Singapore tend to fly under the radar for most visitors. However, you will make lifelong memories by exploring…