The rich mixture of cultures in Singapore means that there’s always a cultural event to celebrate, all through the year. These festivals are usually colorful events centered around religion, age-old myths and traditions or the family.
During these times it’s the ethnic quarters and temples of Geylang, Little India and Chinatown that come alive, but often a happy carnival atmosphere invades the suburbs, town centres, and even shopping malls, too.
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The list of advices below is especially for expatriates, singles looking for own private place, people who want to save to purchase their own home and students who are on the budget. NO means you should be aware of not to do it and YES means it is what you have to remember when thinking about renting HDB/condo/room etc.
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Traveling in Singapore is both easy and economical. There is an efficient public transportation network, which offers taxis, buses, and the modern Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) rail system. With its excellent public transport system, Singapore is, without a doubt, the easiest city in Asia to get around.
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Singapore is a cosmopolitan city and a first destination in Asia for lifelong learning complemented with world-class educational institutions. You will embark on a educational journey that combines the best of global knowledge with the asian wisdom. Here, you can immerse yourself in the widest range of educational offerings, and embrace a learning environment that is both inspiring and conducive. It is truly a place where you can broaden your mind and life. Read the rest of this entry »
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