LG Race Queen
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Sinagpore F1 Grandprix
Linked to the third terminal of Changi Airport, the Crowne Plaza Hotel is ideal for stopovers or for travelers with early connections. It is also in close proximity to several attractions such as Changi Village, Little India, the Beach Park and Singapore Expo. All rooms are equipped with satellite TV, broadband internet, a USB docking station for iPods and many more state of the art amenities. The Executive Club Level offers more luxury for the discerning guest, who is willing to pay a little more for the full VIP treatment. Wining and dining is available at the Azur and Imperial Treasure restaurants and the Bar 75 sports bar.
Sitting on the waterfront at Raffles Harbor guests at this hotel can enjoy either a serene view of the harbor or a spectacular cityscape.From boutique style meeting rooms to grand ballrooms the Marina Mandarin is ideal for hosting everything from the largest of business events to the most glamorous of social occasions. With an international selection of restaurants and prize winning chefs on board the Marina succeeds in reflecting the type of world class cuisine that Singapore has become famous for. Sink into the cream and beige tones that are a hallmark of the hotel’s rooms and enjoy the services of the multi-lingual staff hose attention to detail is what creates a stay at the Marina Mandarin so special.
This five-star hotel is located a short walk from Orchard Road, offering a comfortable and convenient base for shopping. The Regent Hotel is a leisurely five-minute stroll from Singapore’s most famous shopping street, with a host of shopping malls, international boutiques, local restaurants, and fast food outlets available. The nearest subway station to the hotel is also located here on Orchard Road. The Botanic Gardens, situated a short walking distance from the Regent, is also well worth a visit. The Regent Hotel staff is renowned for their unmatched hospitality and attention to detail, and will make your stay a truly five-star experience.
The Holiday Inn Atrium Singapore, is strategically located on the crossroads of Outram and Havelock Roads appealing both to the business as well as the leisure traveler. The Shenton Way financial center, Chinatown, and the shopping belt of Orchard Road are all nearby. Plus the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle bus service to all the areas within a 6 kilometer radius of the hotel. Or instead visitors can take the Outram Park MRT, which connects virtually all of the island nation to the financial, shopping, tourist spots. Facilities at this four star hotel include, recreation and sports court, swimming pool, car rental, travel agent, and a fully equipped business center.
Chicken satay at Straits Kitchen, Grand Hyatt, Singapore
Kaya toast is a popular snack amongst Singaporeans and Malaysians where kaya is a local favourite spread eaten on not just toast, but fresh bread and cream crackers. Kaya is made of eggs, sugar and coconut milk and flavored with pandan.
The Mandarin Oriental Singapore is a five star deluxe hotel in Marina Centre, Singapore. Its fan-shaped building on Marina Square is a landmark of Marina Bay's waterfront. (Wikipedia)
Conrad International Centennial Singapore
This world class 507-room hotel offers guests all the luxuries and an ideal location in the lively heart of Singapore. The Conrad International Centennial Hotel Singapore is a 25-minute drive from the Changi International Airport. It is situated in the cultural and historical business and shopping district of Marina Bay. The five-star hotel is close to such attractions as Millenia Walk and Suntec Singapore. Standing opposite to the Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre, it is also just ten minutes away from famous Orchard Road. For dining, guests can choose from five restaurants that offer award-winning international cuisine.
Built in 1900, Goodwood Park Hotel began as the Teutonia Club - an exclusive enclave for the expatriate German community in Singapore. In 1929, the Manassehs turned Goodwood Hall into Goodwood Park Hotel, catering to travelling businessmen from Malaya. The Hotel became one of the best-known hotels at the end of the nineteen thirties and among the noted guests from that period was the Duke of Windsor, later the Prince of Wales of England. For over 100 years, the Hotel withstood the ravages of time, endured many transitions and the passing of two World Wars till today, where she stands out as a beacon of Singapore’s rich and cultural heritage.
Recognised among Asia’s grand hotels, the Hotel’s unique site on a hillock is an established landmark along Scotts Road - one of Singapore’s most prestigious address. Indeed, Goodwood Park is a distinguished institution in hospitality circles, and truly one of the most reputable pioneers of the tourism industry. Much of her original beauty has been faithfully restored and her majestic air artfully accentuated with fluted columns, delicate woodworks, decorative plasterwork and graceful archways. Through the years, she has gained recognition for her exquisite elegance, legendary charm and tradition of excellence, with her Grand Tower gazetted a national monument in 1989. On September 21 2000, this grand dame celebrated her 100th anniversary.
Relive the opulence of a colonial era at Goodwood Park. With an illustrious tradition of unparalleled hospitality, luxurious accommodation and renowned cuisine, a stay in this preferred heritage hotel is nothing short of unforgettable.
Clarke Quay is a historical riverside quay in Singapore, located within the Singapore River Planning Area. The quay is situated upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay.
Orchard Road is a road in Singapore that is the retail and entertainment hub of the city-state. It is regularly frequented by the local population as well as being a major tourist attraction. Often the surrounding area is known simply as Orchard.
The immediate vicinity of Orchard Road, Orchard Planning Area is one of 55 urban planning areas as specified by the Urban Redevelopment Authority, and is a commercial district. It is part of the Central Region, and Singapore's central business district, the Central Area.
During the National Day Rally Speech 2005, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that he would create more landmark buildings to create more fun in the district, partly to keep up with vibrant cities around the region.
Fine cloth, gold jewellery, food, fruits, and flowers being thrown into a smouldering cauldron before celebrated deity.
Taken at Deepavali ( diwali ) celebrations at Little India.
New Year Lanterns (Singapore River Hong Bao)
Chinese New Year decorations in bustling China Town
The Chinese believe red to be an auspicious colour, and during Lunar New Year, Chinatown will be decorated in red! Taken outside the Buddha Tooth Relic temple in Singapore.