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[tripagotravel]

Singapore, Top Rated Tourist Attractions in 2023

Singapore has been described as a playground for the wealthy, and it is true that the small city state does exude wealth

[jadiealissia]

Worldbuilding Countries (Part 1)

I've lived in and visited a few countries in my life, which gave me a lot of inspiration for my fantasy novel. I'm not an expert, but I thought I'd share what I learned!

Climate

The climate will most likely come up at some point. Do you mention the cool breeze, or the orange leaves on the trees? All those nice weather descriptions will depend on the climate!

If you have a couple of different countries, it may be a little weird if they all have the same climate (especially if they are far away from each other), so there's a few things you can consider to make them a bit more specific.

Climate is of course a very complicated topic, so I will simplify it a bit.

Temperature

I like to pick a real country/city and look at its temperature graphs on Wikipedia. One important thing to note is that countries aren't simply colder/warmer than one another. I know a lot of people think that a country like Russia is cold all year round, but it is actually quite warm in summer. Some areas have a larger variation between temperature throughout the year than others (normally, the closer to the equator a country is, the less variation there is. They also tend to be warmer).

Look at Singapore:

The temperatures are basically stable all year round (the letters up top are the months). The numbers are the average minimum and maximum daily temperatures. You can see that on average the variation every day is less than 10°C.

Here is Moscow:

The temperature changes quite a lot throughout the year. Note that the maximum temperatures (summer) will occur at the opposite times of the year in the Southern Hemisphere.

You can see this demonstrated in Copiapo (Chile):

This city is in the Southern hemisphere, so their coldest months are June and July :)

One thing you may have noticed is that the bars here are taller, which means that the variation for the daily min and max are higher too. Why is that? I'm simplifying it a bit, but generally, the dryer a place is, the more variation you will get in daily temperature. Which brings us to the next thing to consider:

Humidity/Precipitation

There are a few things to consider:

Rainfall. This can vary month-by-month, and due to some complicated factors, some countries have more rain in their colder months, some have more rain in their warmer months. Some places don't follow a neat pattern or stay consistent throughout the year. Have a look at climate pages on Wikipedia to get some ideas! Even just this page on Chile has a lot of cool examples. Each city is quite different!

Although of course the "wetness" of a country related to rainfall (e.g. you'd expect greener grass somewhere with more rainfall, brownish dry grass or a desert somewhere with less rainfall), it's not that simple. UK is a wet country, right? And if you've heard of Gold Coast (Australia) it seems pretty dry, right? Well, actually the Gold Coast gets twice as much precipitation (rain) as London!

To demonstrate, I took a screenshot (randomly selected street in each city) from Google Streetview.

Why this difference? I suspect it's because the Gold Coast is much hotter. Living in Australia, puddles are normally gone by the next day (often the rain even evaporates as it hits the ground!), but in UK, the puddles would always stay around for a while.

The UK is always mossy, often the clouds hang in the sky for ages. It can look quite grey. When it rains in the Gold Coast in summer, the raindrops evaporate as soon as they hit the pavement, which makes the air feel very humid and smell strongly of rain. You can use these sorts of sensory details in your stories :)

Also, one thing I noticed, is that in hotter weather, rain can be much more heavy than in colder weather. In Australia we often get heavy rain that causes flooding. In UK the rain usually dribbles all day but doesn't get heavy. In a place like the Gold Coast you can get rain that last 10 minutes but soaks you all the way through and floods the street.

The rainfall may also vary year-by-year. Australia goes through periods of floods and droughts that last a couple of years. The mechanism is a bit complicated so I won't go through it now, but it gives you something to google!

Humidity: Deserts have low humidity, which means that you can cool off more easily in the shade and the nights are colder. The breeze feels more refreshing at low humidity as your sweat evaporates.

High humidity (like Singapore) will feel much hotter at the same temperatures and it is normally still quite hot in the shade. High humidity feels really muggy, the air feels thick. The sweat doesn't evaporate as much, so you are left all wet and sticky. The breeze can feel much less refreshing because of this.

When the temperature is below freezing, the humidity gets very low, so your skin may need more moisturiser or your lips may crack.

Those are just some things to consider while describing your weather!

Generally, closer to the sea will be wetter, further inland is dryer. Have a look at some climate maps on Wikipedia, you will learn a lot! Climate is quite complicated since there are so many factors, so there's a lot you can do with it.

UV: This is one thing that people often forget about when they think about weather. In the UK, even on a very hot and sunny day, you are unlikely to get sunburnt (unless you are very pale). In Australia, you can get sunburnt very easily in even Tasmania, which is our coldest state, even when the temperatures are chilly.

You can't actually feel being sunburnt, which I fully understood when I visited Tasmania. I was freezing, but the whole time I was being sunburnt.

Normally, UV index is higher closer to the equator, which is why people who live closer to the equator tend to have darker skin. The melanin acts as protection against the sun. Still, this protection isn't perfect, so in the real world people in Africa used different methods to protect their skin, such as using clay as a "sunscreen".

Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world. This is partially because most people in Australia have pale skin (originally from the UK), but the UV index is high.

This is something to consider in your story, since it can play a bigger role in behaviour than you'd expect if you live in a cold climate. In Australia, they recommend staying indoors between certain hours of the day to avoid sunburn, and if you do go out you should wear clothes that cover your skin, a wide-brimmed hat and sunscreen. Someone with very pale skin can get sunburnt in minutes. Wide-brimmed hats are compulsory at schools in Australia - you are not allowed to play if you forget your hat.

In low-UV areas, there is the opposite issue. People with darker skin can have problems getting vitamin D. Same goes for people who cover their skin with clothing (e.g. for religious reasons). However, this is a bit simpler to fix with some vitamin D supplements.

How do I use this for worldbuilding?

If you have a map of your countries, you may want to keep their location in mind when deciding on the climate :)

I like to draw up some graphs with the temperatures throughout the year for each country and some quick notes on the humidity, rainfall and UV.

You can also add some other elements to your story. Is it a fantasy? Maybe magic affects the weather! Sci-fi? You can play with the distance of the planet from the sun, axial tilt, sun size etc. (I won't go into that since it's a whole another topic and really complicated as well)

You probably don't need to know the exact details of the climate for most stories, but having a general idea will allow you to consistently describe what sorts of clothing your characters wear, the weather etc. Those are the sorts of things that comes up in almost every story (if it's long enough).

If you read this and found this useful, please reblog so I know that it was helpful. If it seems like people enjoyed this post, I will make more (I was going to talk about so much more, but this is already too long).

[bohnsky]

Thank you @avida-heidia-5 for making this and thank you @checolate-bar for tagging me :D

1. Who or what got you into F1?

Okay, hear me out. Insta reels in early 2023. For some reason, my insta algorithm decided that I want to see F1 content. It started with clips from races and driver memes. Then insta showed me Charles Leclerc and here we are now.

2. Who was the very first F1 driver you supported? Do you support them now? Have your opinions on them differed or stayed the same since then?

Charles Leclerc was the first driver I supported and I still do. He made me a Ferrari fan (thanks for that Charles). He is no longer my favorite driver, but he’s still up there. I still believe that he’s one of the best human beings to wander the earth.

3. Who’s your current favourite F1 driver?

My favorite current driver is Alex Albon. He is just one of the people you simply can’t not like.

But I have to admit, my all time favorite driver is Sebastian Vettel. He is just such an awesome person in every aspect of life. An outstanding driver, and human.

4. Is there a driver pairing or pairings you support? What made you attracted to that pairing in the first place?

There are a bunch that I like, but at the top of the list are Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso. Everything about them just fits. With Nando being the war criminal who suddenly decides to be nice to his new teammate, and Lance’s (Estie) Bestie hating Nando, and the two of them just living in their own little bubble, not caring about the rest of the world. Idk, they make me happy.

But Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen are very close. Even though they constantly break my heart. I wish I could have witnessed the 2021 season just to see their peak together, to see how thankful Max was for everything that Checo has done for him.

There is no Brasil 22 in Ba Sing Se.

5. Do your parents, siblings or relatives have a favourite team and/or favourite driver(s)?

My brother likes McLaren, especially Lando Norris. But he’s not interested enough to watch the races, he just watches the highlights.

The rest of my family hate that I like F1, because it takes up the whole weekend. But they sometimes talk about Michael Schumacher and a few of the other German drivers they know.

6. Do you have any favourite races? Are there any that stand out to you the most?

I’m fairly new and am too busy to watch a lot of the older races, so I have to go with Singapore 23. Just because Carlos won with the highest IQ ever and it was perfect.

7. Do you have a favourite circuit? Can be from the past or from the current calendar.

As a more or less passionate sim driver, I gotta go with which circuits are in my opinion the most fun to drive. I haven’t driven all of the circuits yet, but the ones I currently like the most are Monza and Red Bull Ring.

8. Have you ever been to an F1 race in real life? Feel free to tell us your experience going to one if you like.

I haven’t, too expensive. But there are three circuits relatively close to where I live, so if I ever win the lotto, I’ll probably visit the Red Bull Ring or Zandvoort.

9. Have you ever met an F1 driver in real life?

I have not. But Alex did a meet and greet in Bangkok a week after I was there. You can imagine how sad I was.

10. Do you have a favourite F1 car? If so, what is it?

Not really. I love that the current ones are relatively safe, compared to the older ones.

11. Do you have a favourite one win wonder?

That’s got to be Pierre Gasly.

12. Do you have any favourite quotes from the F1 world? This can either be inspirational or hilarious.

A bunch to be honest. Here are some of my favorites:

“Everybody is a Ferrari fan. Even if they’re not, they are a Ferrari fan. Even if you go to the Mercedes guys. Even if they say ‘Oh yeah, Mercedes is the greatest brand in the world.’ They are a Ferrari fan.”-Sebastian Vettel

“Mein Gott, muss das sein? So ein Scheiß aber auch!“-Sebastian Vettel

“GEORGE!!!!”-Alex Albon

“What’s a meme? Ah mehmehs.”-Sergio Perez

“He’s pretty impressive for an old guy.”-Lance Stroll

“I am stupid”-Charles Leclerc

“Nothing just an inchident.”-Charles Leclerc

“I don’t think anymore. I’ve stopped thinking a long time ago.”-Charles Leclerc

“I don’t wanna mature, I’m happy where I am.”-Lando Norris

“Soy lago.”-Lando Norris

“It’s bwoken! It’s bwoken!”-Lando Norris

“You son of… your mother.”-Carlos Sainz

“I’m a high performance athlete. Athlete’s sweat. Sweat baby. Kikiki rah sweat sweat.”

“Perfect weather… for a duck.”-Valtteri Bottas

“I’m hanging here like a cow.”-Nico Hülkenberg

“I was having a shit.”-Kimi Raikkönen

“FOR WHAT?!”-Kimi Raikkönen

I’m just gonna stop here, otherwise I’m never going to finish this.

I’m tagging you @mo0nchhild :D

[taylortruther]

Utrecht, eh? Can you give your top 10 locations you'd like to visit :)

here's a mix of cities and countries! asterisks are places i've wanted to go to for YEEEEEEEEARS:

taiwan

amsterdam

copenhagen*

istanbul*

singapore

japan*

s korea

new zealand

mexico city

egypt*

south africa

also i very badly want to visit india and i keep getting invited by friends but then the trips don't work out. someday!

[victorpy]

Traveling from Singapore to Malaysia Like a Pro: Your Ultimate Guide to an Epic Journey!

Hey there, fellow travelers! If you're itching to explore the wonders of Malaysia from Singapore like a seasoned pro, I've got some awesome insider tips for you. I've been on this journey a few times, and trust me, it's a fantastic adventure packed with incredible sights and unforgettable experiences. So, let's dive right in and get you all set for an epic trip!

Plan Ahead and Book a Sweet Private Car Ride:

First things first, don't leave your travel arrangements to the last minute! Plan ahead and book yourself a super cool private car service like V6 Transport. They've got comfy 7-seat and 10-seat rides that'll make you feel like a VIP on the road. Plus, booking in advance means no stress about getting stuck in long lines or waiting forever for your ride.

Check Those Travel Docs, People!

I know it sounds kinda obvious, but you won't believe how many times folks forget to check their visas and travel documents. Double-check your passport's all good and that you've got any required visas for Malaysia. It'll save you tons of headache at the border, trust me.

Take Your Time Exploring the Best Spots:

Malaysia has so much to offer, from the iconic Petronas Twin Towers to the awe-inspiring Batu Caves. My advice? Avoid the crazy crowds by visiting these hotspots during off-peak hours. That way, you'll have more space to snap Insta-worthy pics and really soak in the beauty of these places.

Get in the Local Vibe and Munch on Street Food:

You can't say you've been to Malaysia without digging into some mouthwatering street food! Head to the hawker centers, and let your taste buds go wild with all the local delicacies. Trust me, it's the best way to experience the true flavors of Malaysia!

Pack Smart, Pack Light:

Listen, I get it – we all wanna bring our entire wardrobe on trips, but that's just not practical. Pack light and opt for comfy and versatile clothes suitable for the tropical weather. Oh, and don't forget to toss in sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a power bank to keep your gadgets juiced up.

Stay Connected with a Handy Travel SIM Card:

Staying connected is essential, right? Grab yourself a travel SIM card for both Singapore and Malaysia. That way, you can stay on top of your game with maps, translation apps, and more. Plus, you won't miss out on sending envy-inducing pics to your friends back home!

So there you have it, folks – your ultimate guide to rocking your journey from Singapore to Malaysia like a true travel pro! Remember, plan ahead, book a sweet private car, and check those travel docs before you hit the road. Take your time exploring the best spots, savor the local flavors, and don't overpack – keep it light and smart. With these tips, you'll be all set for an epic adventure you'll cherish forever. Safe travels, and have a blast exploring Malaysia like a true pro! Bon voyage!

[theprophecys]

TRAVEL DAY!! (half of it. i still have half to gooooo gudhsjsk)

btw this is the longest thing i ever wanted to write. PHOTOS ARE BELOW IF YOU WANT TO SCROLL DOWN. 

Today i’m flying to Malaysia! technically Singapore with a 3 hour layover in japan. I’m also staying over in Singapore tonight and flying to malaysia tomorrow. I think i’m going to visit the jewel in the Singapore airport but if not then we have a 10 hour layover on the way back. On the plane to Japan I got lunch, dessert, a snack, and breakfast (???). (pictures will be below!) I got a turbot fish for the first meal, an ice cream sundae for my dessert (my favourite), brownie bites thingy for a snack, and rice with soup and fish for my last meal. My flight had free messaging wi-fi so I was messaging my friends the whole time! Unfortunately I did miss the surprise songs, but I did see them the moment I landed in Japan. HOW COULD SHE PLAY STARLIGHT WITH OUT MEEE??? And back to December.  During my flight, my friend sent me her CRIMINAL album rankings. The ranking in question:

1989-evermore-folklore-rep-speak now-midnights-lover-red-fearless-debut. 

It’s no. lover that low??? red that low??? excuse me my top 2???? MY BELOVED??? But i can’t judge. wowwskkendjeneke. Bestie doesn’t know most of my favourite songs exist. I will be gatekeeping those songs though hehehehehehehehahsheha. (that’s so toxic of me omg stop wtf). Also besties I brought my long minnesota soccer mom necklace bracelet thing 😻😻😻.After we landed, we went to this lounge place at the airport and had some food as i’m writing this and watching tiktoks because everyone on tumblr is dead because it’s in the middle of the morning. I’m here for 3 more hours and I’m so so so so so so tired but I am tryinggggg to keep myself entertained. 

food photos:

not in order

[zrspace]

15 questions for 5 mutuals

Rule: You have to answer truthfully and you have to tag 5 mutuals in your post.

tagged by: @jemedesean thank you for the tag! Much love <3  

1. Are you named after anyone?

I don’t think so? My name is Nurhakeem, Nur for “sunlight” and Hakeem for “wise”. Not of anyone that I know

2. When was the last time you cried? Why?

Recently, I was with my close friend and she was describing her emotional struggles and pain that she was going through, and everytime that happens, I tear up abit. 

The one time which I REALLY cried was during a movie for Demon Slayer. I cried like 5 times during a span of 90 min lol.

3. Do you believe in Soulmates? 

Yes I do. Actually, it is part of my faith and religion to believe in not just soulmates, but destiny (or Divine Decree). Everything has been planned out by God. Ever wondered how you end up where you are now at? Ever wondered how everything worked out in the end? But maybe that’s just me haha.

Regarding soulmates, the name of your spouse has already been written too. Now it’s up to me to reach to her. I think some of yall already know who that is lol *wink wink*

4. Do you drink liquor? 

No. Haram baby. I know some Muslims that do drink, but I just try to remind them. I can’t force them to not want to drink it.

Plus, drinking alcohol causes cancer. I think there was a recent study that says that no small amount of alcohol is good for you.

5. What do you usually daydream about?

Umm... good question. Going out with my close friend? XD

Also, how can I go to Japan or Switszerland or Austria in the future, and what do I need to do to make it happen.

6. First thing you notice about other people?

Their smile

7. What's your favorite quote from a TV show/movie/book?

“Friendship means little when it’s convenient” - Koji Shimazu (from John Wick 4)

“Those who break the rules are scum, but those who abandon their friends are worse than scum” - Kakashi/Obito/Naruto

8. Some of your pet peeves?

When people refuse to put their bags down on the floor when they’re on the bus or train. As a result, they take up more space than they need to.

9. Where’s the next place on your travel bucket list and why?

Japan, because it’s cheaper than travelling to Switzerland haha. Also, I want to visit Mount Fuji one day and visit a Japanese Mosque and see how they are different than the ones in Singapore. I want to go with someone. It’s no fun to go alone

10. Where were you born? 

Singapore, KK Hospital

11. What are your hobbies?

Hanging out with my close friends, reading religious books, playing video games, exercising, going for hikes, watching movies, going for dinners and exhibitions. Having fun basically. OO and I like to cook when I can. 

12. What's the best joke you've ever heard?

Hey baby. You look like a baby. Want to be my baby?

13. What’s your love language? 

Quality Time and Words of Affirmation are on the same level at the top, followed closely by physical touch

14. Topics you never get tired of to talk about.

Religion and life and emotional struggles. AND Naruto and anime that I am interested in. And movies. 

15. What would be the title if your life were a movie? 

Where is the love?

tagging: @apoloniaspiegelgold @agreeablewitch @dennnnsworld @looshipoh @maybecoolpuppets

[f1]

FACTS AND STATS: Red Bull end a long wait for success in Bahrain as does Alonso

Max Verstappen blazed to victory under the Bahrain lights in the opening race of the 2023 F1 season, in which Red Bull took a one-two to begin their season in style, and Fernando Alonso turned heads with a brilliant podium finish. The 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix offered up some very interesting facts and stats, as well... The winner of the opening race has been the championship runner-up every season since 2017. Max Verstappen has never previously won the opening race of the season. He won the Bahrain Grand Prix for the first time on his ninth attempt. READ MORE: Verstappen leads 1-2 in Bahrain season opener as Leclerc retires and Alonso takes final podium place in style Red Bull have only previous won the opening race once (Australia 2011), and have never finished one-two in the first race before. Red Bull have not won in Bahrain for 10 years (Sebastian Vettel in the last daylight race here in 2013). Red Bull qualify one-two and finish one-two in a race for the first time since the 2013 Abu Dhabi GP. Max Verstappen won the Bahrain GP on his ninth attempt, and won in Bahrain on his 10th visit in Formula 1 (counting the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix) Fernando Alonso scores Aston Martin's second podium finish in the marque's 50th Grand Prix start. Alonso scores only his second podium finish in his last 122 Grands Prix, and his first since Qatar 2021. Alonso is 41 years, 219 days old today. Only one older driver has been on the podium in the last 37 years (Michael Schumacher was 43 at Valencia 2012). Yesterday was the 22nd anniversary of Alonso's F1 debut (Australia 2001). Sunday was Aston Martin's 50th Grand Prix start – and Alonso took P3 Carlos Sainz took P4, having finished in the same position at the final race of the 2022 season. Lewis Hamilton's fifth place was his worst finish in Bahrain since he was fifth in the 2013 race. Lance Stroll in P6 matches his best result from the 2022 season (sixth in Singapore). Stroll finished in the top six despite not driving the car in pre-season testing. With Russell in seventh, the two Mercedes cars finished 51 and 56 seconds respectively behind the race winner. Eighth-placed Valtteri Bottas scored points in Bahrain for the 10th consecutive time. From 2014 to now, Bottas has scored points in Bahrain Ninth-placed Pierre Gasly of Alpine scores points from last on the grid for the second time in his career (finished 10th in Mexico City, 2018). Williams scored in Bahrain for the first time since 2017, when Felipe Massa was sixth, thanks to Alex Albon's P10. Zhou Guanyu finished 16th but took fastest lap for the second time in his career, having done so in Japan 2022. Lando Norris finished 17th having made six pit stops. Sunday was his second-straight non-scoring Bahrain Grand Prix. via Formula 1 News https://www.formula1.com

[meredithcarson]

10 years later... and I’m back.

10 years later and nearly to the day (last post March 5 2013)... and I’m back on Tumblr. Much has changed, naturally. For starters I had to change my surname back to my maiden name. I’m in a new country, my in-house cat quota has doubled, my outlook is very different. Allow me to share 3 top-of-mind reflections from the past 10 years. 

Back yourself. I’ve realised that if I don’t understand a concept, it’s not because I’m unintelligent. It’s more likely to be that the concept is poorly thought through &/or communicated. Also, when I’m facing headwinds in life, I take charge; I can effect meaningful positive change at quite a scale, personally. So can you, you just need to back yourself.

Community is everything. When I moved to Singapore, I moved here knowing only one person. I moved into a great neighbourhood and found myself surrounded by neighbours, shopkeepers and new friends who made me feel like I lived on Sesame Street. Living on my own for the first time, with the pandemic... I never once felt lonely. When I went back to Dubai for a brief visit, I felt very lonely, despite having friends. Friends are not Community, Community is more than friends alone, and I believe we can do better in forming diverse, kind, wonderful and respectful communities globally. 

I no longer believe in the hetero-normative fairytale. In fact I’m not sure I ever really did. I’m also glad I don’t have kids. I question Elon’s whole spiel about population collapse. And this thing about how two people should get together and la-di-da go skipping off into the sunset... I think that is a form of deeply rooted and archaic societal control. Call me a “love” skeptic and I’m absolutely fine with that. I believe love is love and it takes many forms. 

I think global enlightenment is on the increase. It’s rough these days, 100%; but when I observe macro factors around the world, I observe more tolerance and understanding of different cultures (not less), more multi-theistic views being integrated into one’s personal view, more pluralistic societies, more awareness of natural and human rights. I think we can reach a place of appreciation for the world... it’s a journey and it always will be.

That’s it from me today. Thanks for having me back, peeps xxM

[mysgprop-cstee]

Aliva @ Mount Austin

🇲🇾 Aliva @ Mount Austin

Aliva at Mount Austin, Johor Bahru's premier freehold hotel-serviced condominium. Offering luxury, privacy, and five-star amenities in a vibrant neighborhood. Ideal for investors and homebuyers seeking premium accommodations and modern conveniences.

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Introduction

Aliva is a luxurious service residence located in the heart of Mount Austin, Johor Bahru. This exquisite development offers a serene and private living experience within a vibrant neighborhood, making it a highly sought-after property for both investors and homebuyers. Built on freehold land, Aliva is designed to provide residents with contemporary amenities and five-star services, ensuring a lifestyle of comfort and convenience. Comprised of 499 units spread across two blocks (Block A: 250 units, Block B: 249 units) and complemented by 11 commercial lots, Aliva offers an unparalleled living experience. With four lifts per block and 692 ample car parks, residents enjoy both convenience and exclusivity. The development features a grand lobby and commercial boulevard on Level 1, car park floors from Levels 2 to 6, and a facilities podium on Level 7. As the first hotel-serviced condominium in Mount Austin, Aliva provides low-density living with only 10 units per floor. The grand lobby with concierge service, parcel management, and state-of-the-art amenities make it a standout choice for those seeking luxury and privacy.

Aerial View The development features an array of facilities including an infinity pool, panoramic fitness center, indoor sports arena, KTV room, and shared living spaces for work, study, and leisure. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, Aliva has been certified with the Green Building Concept, incorporating eco-friendly features throughout the property. The property management is handled by the renowned Knight Frank, ensuring top-notch services such as guest reception, parcel delivery, dining, laundry, and housekeeping. Aliva is not just a residence, but a community where luxury meets tranquility. LIVE Enrich Our Growing Community. LIVE refers to the style of architecture that perfectly blends nature with living. The design focuses on natural wind and air circulation, sunlight through floor-to-ceiling windows, and green areas that give residents the feeling of home in every step of the project. WELL Work-Life Balance WORK signifies easy to work solutions, specifically the project’s co-working space within the premises provides residents with a dedicated area to work or study without having to commute to an external office or library. This convenience can be especially beneficial for remote workers, students, or entrepreneurs living in the condo. LIFE Take Quality of Life to the next level. LIFE focuses on enhancing residents’ quality of life by providing a large common area to meet future living trends and to satisfy the lifestyles of all generations, with facilities such as the Club Houses, fully equippep Gymnasium, Lounge, a Family’s Pool, Karaoke, and a infinity swimming pool with magnificent city views.

Securities Aliva presents an attractive investment opportunity in Mount Austin, combining comfort, amenities, and accessibility. With its luxurious living, five-star amenities, and convenient location, Aliva is perfect for both homebuyers and investors. If you’re considering property investment, Aliva is worth exploring further! Fact Sheet TypeDescriptionsProject NameAliva @ Mount AustinDeveloperAstaka Development Sdn Bhd LocationNo 22-01, Jalan Padi Emas 1⁄4, UDA Business Centre, Johor Bahru, Johor (Latitude: 1.570063 ; Longitude: 103.775360)TenureFreeholdEstimated CompletionQ4 2026Site Area8098 sqmTotal Units499 Units in 2 blocks. (Block A:250 Units ; Block B: 249 Units) + 11 Commercial Lots 4 Lifts per Block Level 1: Grand Lobby & Commercial Boulevard  Level 2 – 6: Car Park Floor  Level 7: Facilities Podium Car Park Lots692 The developer behind Aliva is a reputable company known for its innovative and high-quality projects. With a solid track record of successful developments, the developer has established a strong presence in the real estate industry. One of their most notable projects is Astaka, the tallest building in Johor Bahru, which has set new standards for luxury living in the region. The developer's commitment to excellence is evident in their meticulous attention to detail, use of premium materials, and incorporation of cutting-edge technology in their projects. Over the years, they have earned numerous accolades for their contributions to the real estate sector, including awards for sustainability and architectural design. 

Aliva Mount Austin- The Developer

Unique Selling Points

- Luxury and Privacy: Nestled in a serene part of Mount Austin, offering a private and tranquil living environment. - Prime Location: Conveniently accessible from major highways such as Tebrau Highway, North-South Expressway, Eastern Dispersal Link, and Pasir Gudang Highway. - Freehold Land: Provides long-term value and security for investors. - Five-Star Amenities: Including an infinity pool, panoramic fitness center, indoor sports arena, and KTV room. - Green Building Concept: Certified for its sustainable and eco-friendly design. - Hotel-Style Services: Managed by Knight Frank / Hotel Stay Management with 18 years experience, offering top-tier services like guest reception and housekeeping. - Modern Facilities: Shared living spaces for work, study, and leisure. - Commercial Convenience: Proximity to commercial streets, grocery stores, and a child-care center. - Vibrant Food Scene: Easy access to a variety of dining options through the dynamic dark kitchen concept. - Investment Potential: With its strategic location and luxurious offerings, Aliva presents a promising investment opportunity.

Project Unique Features

The Location

Aliva is strategically located in Mount Austin, one of Johor Bahru’s most vibrant neighborhoods. This prime location offers excellent connectivity and access to a wide range of amenities, making it an ideal choice for residents and investors alike. Aliva is conveniently close to the Singapore-Johor Causeway, providing easy access for those commuting between Johor Bahru and Singapore. Major highways such as Tebrau Highway, North-South Expressway, Eastern Dispersal Link, and Pasir Gudang Highway ensure seamless connectivity to various parts of Johor Bahru and beyond.

Lentor Modern Mall - Commercial Podium Shops

Residents of Aliva can enjoy the convenience of nearby shopping destinations like AEON Tebrau City, TOPPEN Shopping Centre, and IKEA. These malls offer a comprehensive range of retail, dining, and entertainment options, ensuring that all essential needs are met within close proximity. Mount Austin is renowned for its vibrant food scene, featuring a plethora of local eateries, cafes, and restaurants. The dynamic dark kitchen concept within Aliva further enhances dining convenience by offering various food delivery options right at the residents' doorstep.

Investing in Aliva at Mount Austin is not just about owning a property; it’s about embracing a lifestyle of luxury, convenience, and sustainability. With its prime location, exceptional amenities, and strong developer background, Aliva stands out as a premier investment opportunity in Johor Bahru.

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The design concept involves the creation of a modular system, which integrates natural open space modules. These open space modules work in collaboration with the building’s structure to produce a range of distinctive with unique features. The site plan of Aliva at Mount Austin has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of space while preserving a scenic environment that Singaporeans will appreciate. The developer, known for their dedication to creating high-quality properties with top-notch facilities, has poured their expertise into this development. Among the outstanding amenities are a refreshing swimming pool, a well-equipped gym, a community clubhouse, inviting BBQ pits, a playground for the kids, steam room & many more.

Interior Design

Smart Homes Safety and security are a top priority at Aliva Luxury Condo, catering to the peace of mind that local residents value. The development is equipped with comprehensive security features, including 24/7 surveillance, CCTV cameras, access control systems, and intercoms. For those who own cars, a spacious and well-lit parking area is readily available. Additionally, the development embraces modern living with a smart home system, allowing residents to conveniently control lighting, temperature, and security from anywhere in their homes, a feature Singaporeans will find both practical and appealing.

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Unit Floor Plan Unit Mixes/ Diagrammatic Chart Block A Level 8-32, Block B Level 8 – 32 (10 Units per floor) Type A: 1+1 Bedroom (595sqft) – 324 Units Type B: 2+1 Bedroom (857sqft) – 125 Units Type C: 3+1 Bedroom (1075sqft) – 50 Units Maintenance charges: RM 0.45 psf (estimated)

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Type A 595sf 1+1 Bedroom

Type B 857sf 2+1 Bedroom

Type C 1075sf 3+1 Bedroom Exteriors & Interiors With almost 500 units, you can truly feel the highest level of privacy. The separation of Active Zone and Private Space offers a sense of connection to the outside world while not lacking a sense of peace and order. A complete Well-Being retreat destination, provides an exhilarating mix of facilities in the vast area. This is a place, where you can always join in the activities with your family.

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Live The Life You Deserve Reenergise your body with our state-of-the art amenities, curated for your preferred activities at various facilities on different levels. Reward yourself with deeper Well-Being. At our swimming pool and jacuzzi, you can let it all go and collect yourself at the same time. While the unblocked view relaxes your mind, leave you feeling invigorating as ever. Exteriors & Facilities

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How to Safely Order Prescription Drugs Online with Glovida-RX

In the digital age, ordering prescription drugs online has become a convenient option for many. Glovida-RX, a licensed e-pharmacy in Singapore, offers a safe and reliable way to get your medications delivered right to your doorstep. However, it's essential to know how to navigate the process safely. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to safely order prescription drugs online with Glovida-RX.

1. Verify the Pharmacy’s Credentials

Before making any purchase, ensure that the online pharmacy is licensed and reputable. Glovida-RX is fully licensed by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) in Singapore. This accreditation ensures that all medications are genuine and that the pharmacy adheres to stringent safety and quality standards.

2. Consult Your Healthcare Provider

Before ordering prescription medications, consult your healthcare provider to ensure the medication is appropriate for your condition. Obtain a valid prescription from your doctor, as this is a requirement for ordering prescription drugs online.

3. Create an Account

Visit the Glovida-RX website and create an account. This will involve providing some personal information and setting up secure login credentials. Your account will help you manage your prescriptions, track orders, and set up medication reminders.

4. Upload Your Prescription

Once you have an account, you can upload your prescription directly to the Glovida-RX platform. Ensure the prescription is clear and includes all necessary details such as the doctor’s name, your name, the medication name, dosage, and duration. Glovida-RX verifies every prescription with a licensed pharmacist to ensure accuracy and legality.

5. Browse and Select Your Medications

After uploading your prescription, browse the Glovida-RX catalog to find your prescribed medications. The platform offers a wide range of products, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, and health supplements. Add the required items to your cart.

6. Check for Discounts and Offers

Before finalizing your purchase, check for any available discounts or promotional offers. Glovida-RX often provides competitive pricing and special deals, making your healthcare more affordable.

7. Review Your Order

Carefully review your order before proceeding to payment. Ensure that all the medications and quantities are correct. This is also the time to confirm that your shipping address and contact information are accurate.

8. Secure Payment

Glovida-RX uses advanced encryption technologies to protect your personal and payment information. Choose your preferred payment method and complete the transaction. Rest assured that your data is safe and secure.

9. Track Your Delivery

After placing your order, you will receive a confirmation email with tracking details. Glovida-RX offers fast and reliable delivery services across Singapore. Use the tracking information to monitor the status of your order and know when to expect your medications.

10. Receive and Verify Your Medications

Upon receiving your order, verify that the medications are correct and match your prescription. Check the packaging for any signs of tampering. If you have any concerns or questions about the medications, contact Glovida-RX’s customer support or consult their licensed pharmacists.

11. Follow Proper Storage and Usage Instructions

Ensure you follow the storage instructions provided with your medications to maintain their efficacy. Take your medications as prescribed by your healthcare provider. If you have any doubts or experience any side effects, consult with a Glovida-RX pharmacist or your doctor immediately.

12. Set Up Refill Reminders

To ensure you never run out of your essential medications, use the Glovida-RX platform to set up refill reminders. This feature helps you stay on top of your medication regimen and avoid any interruptions in your treatment.

Conclusion

Ordering prescription drugs online with Glovida-RX is a convenient, safe, and efficient way to manage your healthcare needs. By following these steps, you can ensure a secure and hassle-free experience. With Glovida-RX, you get the peace of mind that comes from knowing your medications are authentic, your transactions are secure, and professional support is always available. Embrace the convenience of online pharmacies and take control of your health with Glovida-RX.

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The top 8 famous temples in Japan you must visit

Japan, an archipelago nation in East Asia, blends tradition with innovation. Its iconic cherry blossoms, ancient temples, and tea ceremonies reflect deep cultural roots, while cutting-edge technology, bullet trains, and neon-lit cities showcase modern prowess. From serene landscapes to bustling metropolises, Japan offers a mesmerizing fusion of past and future.

Here's a list of eight famous temples you shouldn't miss when visiting Japan:

1. Kiyomizu-dera (Kyoto):

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its wooden stage that juts out over the hillside, offering breathtaking views of Kyoto. Kiyomizu-dera is dedicated to the Buddhist deity Kannon and is surrounded by lush greenery. Also Read: Canada visa

2. Senso-ji (Tokyo):

Located in Asakusa, Senso-ji is Tokyo's oldest temple and one of its most significant religious sites. It's famous for its vibrant Nakamise-dori shopping street leading to the temple's entrance gate, the Thunder Gate (Kaminarimon), and the impressive main hall. Also Read: Singapore visa

3. Todai-ji (Nara):

This temple houses the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), which is one of the largest bronze statues of Buddha in Japan. The temple complex also includes beautiful gardens and other historically significant buildings. Also Read: Vietnam visa

4. Byodo-in (Kyoto):

Byodo-in Temple in Uji is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its Phoenix Hall, which appears on the 10 yen coin. The hall's graceful architecture and serene surroundings make it a must-visit destination. Also Read: Azerbaijan visa

5. Kinkaku-ji (Kyoto):

Also known as the Golden Pavilion, Kinkaku-ji is one of Kyoto's most iconic landmarks. The temple's top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf, creating a stunning reflection in the surrounding pond. Also Read: south korea visa

6. Horyu-ji (Nara):

This ancient temple is one of Japan's oldest wooden structures and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Horyu-ji houses a vast collection of Buddhist artifacts and is renowned for its architectural beauty. Also Read: Japan visa

7. Itsukushima Shrine (Miyajima):

While technically a shrine, Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island is often considered alongside Japan's most famous temples. It's famous for its "floating" torii gate, which appears to float on the water during high tide. Also Read: Egypt visa

8. Ryoan-ji (Kyoto):

Known for its Zen rock garden, Ryoan-ji is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a place of quiet contemplation. The temple's minimalist design and carefully arranged rocks make it a unique and tranquil destination. Also Read: Bangladesh visa

Conclusion

Immerse yourself in Japan's spiritual tapestry with a pilgrimage to its iconic temples. From the tranquility of Kyoto's Kinkaku-ji to the grandeur of Tokyo's Senso-ji, each site offers a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage. Don't miss out on the serenity of Itsukushima Shrine's floating torii gate or the architectural marvel of Todai-ji's Great Buddha. Whether for religious reverence or architectural admiration, these temples promise an unforgettable experience. Plan your visit today and remember to check Japan visa requirements for a seamless journey.

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Top 10 Places in Asia You Really Must See

  Top 10 Places in Asia You Really Must See: An Eastern Wonderland Tour

Asia, with its wide variety of cultures, food, and landscapes, is the biggest and most populous continent in the world. It is endowed with enormous natural beauty and a thousands-year cultural legacy. It is a fascinating combination of antique temples and modern towns, immaculate beaches and snow-capped mountains, all waiting to be discovered by curious tourists. I have had the good fortune to go to the majority of the amazing places on the seemingly endless list of places to see in Asia. These are my top ten Asian destinations that will not only provide you with an amazing experience but also lifelong memories.

Tokyo, Japan:

Tokyo is a fantasy come true for anyone who like the old and the new, the modern and the traditional. You will be traveling in a single day from the busy streets of Shibuya to the serene temple grounds of Meiji Shrine. Tokyo always manages to make the old fresh and vice versa, regardless of style, which I like. Harajuku Wander around Harajuku, the Tokyo neighborhood renowned for its extravagant and unconventional clothes.

Bali, Indonesia:

The Island of the Gods, or Bali, Indonesia, is a beach lover's and surfers' dream come true. A spiritually satisfying encounter is also guaranteed by lush rice paddy landscapes and a complex cultural scenario. With its stunning landscape and kind locals, particularly for those who are spiritual, I can see why people like Bali. Tanah Lot Temple See Tanah Lot temple at dusk.

Kyoto, Japan:

More than 2,000 temples and shrines, including the well-known Fushimi Inari Taisha and Kinkaku-ji, are found in Kyoto, a city rich in history and custom. Its gardens and streets are for anyone who want to fully experience traditional Japan. Kyoto seems to be a time machine in which a piece of Japanese history is hidden around every corner. Philosopher's Path I advise you to enjoy this city slowly and to take a classic springtime stroll down the Philosopher's Path to observe the magnificent cherry blossoms.

Seoul, South Korea:

The capital of South Korea, Seoul, is created by fusing cutting-edge ultramodern landscape and architecture with historically significant landmarks. It is a city of contradictions, where the past and the future coexist. Attractions Arrange to see a temple, a historical palace, a gay area in the city, or the futuristic skyline. Atmosphere The busyness, the lively nightlife, and the wonderful aroma of all the street food are what I enjoy about Seoul. Gyeongbokgung Palace Do attend the guard change ceremony with the marching band of Gyeongbokgung Palace.

Angkor Wat, Cambodia:

The biggest religious structure in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Angkor Wat, Cambodia, is the finest archeological site I have ever visited. From Angkor Wat to Bayon and via a plethora of historic temples and ruins, visitors may see the remnants of the old Khmer Empire. Architecture The size and variety of old buildings, which represent the Khmers' skill in art and design, astound me. Sunrise at Angkor Wat See Angkor Wat silhouetted against a golden sky by going at dawn.

Varanasi, India:

Situated on the banks of the Ganges River, Varanasi is one of the oldest continuously inhabited towns in the world and a well-known Hindu pilgrimage destination. It is known for its ghats, temples and profound spiritual atmosphere. Sensory Experience Varanasi is one of my favorite places to visit as, in my experience, it challenges your senses and immerses you in a deeply rooted culture. Ganga Aarti My one piece of advise is to see the Ganga Aarti, one of the most magnificent events, by taking an early morning boat trip on the Ganges.

Singapore:

This master work of urban planning and architecture is very fascinating. One city state is Singapore. Attractions Garden by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum, etc. Blend of Experiences Singapore is my favorite place as it offers a wonderful blend of business, cuisine, and culture. Urban Meets Nature Singapore speaks about the urban, hence it also talks about environment. It's the only one and extremely crucial one. The developed and natural areas are connected by Singapore. I believe that this is Singapore's accomplishment and indication. Food Paradise To Singaporeans, food is very important. Very well mixed is it. Many mouthwatering hawker centres and Michelin-starred restaurants with outstanding cuisine.

Luang Prabang, Laos:

Nestled in the highlands of northern Laos, Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage site with exquisite Buddhist temples, tranquil natural beauty, and beautifully maintained colonial architecture. Slow-Paced Charm Wander the old alleys that round the peninsula, stop by neighborhood markets, enjoy the breathtaking vistas from Mount PhouSi, and stargaze at the Mekong River that flows through the city. Simple Pleasures I can seem to breathe in Luang Prabang. At least, my body and mind can slow down to the beat of that place and concentrate on the little pleasures: the delicious fish from the Mekong River, the just squeezed sugar cane, and the soft Laotian language. Alms-Giving Ceremony Join in the daily alms-giving custom, when monks wearing saffron robes collect donations from the community at dawn.

Pokhara, Nepal:

This picture-perfect town nestled in the Himalayan foothills is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers because to its enticing lakes and scenic surrounds. Outdoor Activities There is no shortage of activities, from boating amid emerald lakes to paragliding above Phewa Lake to climbing in the Annapurna area of the Himalayas. Breathtaking Views Encircled by breathtaking scenery including snow-capped peaks, immaculate lakes and verdant, lush landscapes, take a morning stroll to Sarangkot, a settlement perched high on a mountain with a stunning view of the Annapurna range.

Hanoi, Vietnam:

If you have an adventurous spirit and are prepared for the unexpected, Hanoi—the lively, energetic, and chaotic capital of Vietnam—will really reward you. Exploring the City The Old Quarter and street markets are fascinating to explore, the colonial buildings and monuments are well worth seeing, and the street food culture is unmatched. Culinary Delights Its banh mi (sandwiches) and pho (noodle soup), which provide a variety of taste from simple chicken to absolutely orgasmic alternatives, as a friend of mine likes to put them, are two of my favorite dishes. Hoan Kiem Lake A further pleasure of mine is the early morning stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake.   With regard to cultural, environmental, and historical richness, these ten amazing Asian locations encapsulate the best of the continent. Having visited several of these locations, they have etched themselves on my spirit. Though travel is personal, I think these places have something to offer everyone. Proceed with a willing heart and mind. Asia has plenty to suit everyone, whether it is the white-sand beaches of Bali, the Buddhist temples of Kyoto, or the metropolitan streets of Tokyo. A trip that is really fulfilling may be had by going someplace, doing something, and not going intending to have fun. Take in the local way of life, give things a try, and let yourself be taken aback by what you find. Many times, my most amazing encounters in Asia occur when I take the less-traveled route and let myself get completely lost. But I would hope that anyone who would bother to read this would understand that is about the people you meet, the lessons you learn, and the stories you hear—not about checking things off your list or snapping a picture of the Eiffel Tower to post on Instagram or getting your passport stamped and photographed. Over the last nine years, I have had the great good fortune to travel, mostly around Asia. Many amazing folks have I met. On many occasions, I have been cordially welcomed into the homes of locals and have met a variety of other travelers who I am fortunate enough to still consider friends. However, I strongly believe that Asia is one of the places in the world that you really should visit at least once in your life, if not more, as this continent of many wonders offers a vast range of cultural legacy that will blow your mind away and change you forever. This is true of both the ancient and modern wonders of Asia. Having traveled to every region of Asia, I can say that if you have always wanted to visit, pack your bags, get your ticket, and experience the wonders of Asia in your lifetime. You won't regret it. What makes Asia a unique travel destination compared to other continents? Asia, the largest continent on Earth and the most populated, is a place of quite extraordinary cultural, environmental, and tourist variety. This diversity of people, history, landscapes, and wonders enjoys literally millions of years of civilization and development that offer locals and visitors to the continent a remarkable range of experiences. From ancient temples and pristine beaches to megacities of vibrant nightlife and high-tech leisure activities, Asia is a melange of ancient civilizations and modern life.

FQAs:Top 10 Places in Asia You Really Must See

Q1: How did you select the top 10 places to visit in Asia? The travel writing mogul has traversed much of Asia, and these are his top 10 picks. Each place is different, yet they all have something in common. Whether it is a place that brims with the bustling culture and modernity of Tokyo or the calm spiritual center of Varansi, these destinations supposedly embody the spirit of the continent. These places made an impression on him, and he thinks they offer something special to all travelers.   Q2: What is the best time of year to visit these Asian destinations? Great Asian destinations such as Cambodia, Japan, Laos, South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam have different optimum dates. Depending on the destination, the best time to visit is during the dry season months (November to April) in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos) and the spring season (March to May) in Japan and South Korea. Nevertheless, travelers should check the specific weather events (e.g., typhoons) and the calendar of local festivals before considering their vacations.   Q3: Are these destinations suitable for solo travelers or families with children? Most of these destinations suit solo travelers, families with children, or both; it all depends on how much effort you’re willing to put in and on your travel style. Tokyo, Singapore, and Seoul are quite family-friendly for international wandering. You could entertain the little ones all day with the right attractions, parks, and free rides on their safe and massive public transport. In a place such as Varanasi or Angkor Wat, it’s difficult with a very young child, especially when you consider the heat, the crowds, the mosquitoes, and the general culture shock. If you like shopping, you probably won’t find much to buy in Unguja (Zanzibar) or Easter Island. My endless quest for scarves and a small-sized t-shirt in the sacred city of Varanasi came up short, for instance.   Q4: What is the most important thing to keep in mind when traveling to these Asian destinations? The big takeaway for the traveler from these Asian destinations is two-fold: keep your mind open and be ready to have your mind blown. Asia is a continent of contrasts; you’ll find major disparities between the ancient and the modern, the conventional and the progressive, the deeply conservative and the outrageously secular. If you’re respectful of customs, willing to flex, and hungry to explore, then you’ll be more receptive to the local way and will walk away with more than just passport stamps and Instagram. Travel is not about checking off bucket lists but about making connections—with people, places, and, ultimately, yourself. Read the full article

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Top 10 best places in Asia - Travel Destinations

Explore the top 10 best places in Asia in this video! From the stunning beaches of Thailand to the bustling streets of Tokyo, we'll show you the must-visit destinations in Asia for your next adventure.

Experience the wonders of Asia with our top 10 best places! From the timeless beauty of Kyoto's temples to the tropical paradise of Bali, each destination offers a unique adventure. Explore the ancient splendor of Angkor Wat, the architectural marvel of the Taj Mahal, and the vibrant energy of Tokyo. Cruise through the mystical landscapes of Halong Bay and marvel at Singapore's futuristic skyline. Get ready to be amazed Thanks for watching, don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell to stay updated when we're putting out new content for you. You can download your FREE Guide: "The Budget Traveler's Handbook" and get cheap flights, cheap hotels, cheap destinations, cheap car rentals, cheap traveler insurance at: https://TravelingFevah.com #asiatravel

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media release: NCT DREAM RETURNS TO SINGAPORE TO PERFORM FOR TWO NIGHTS

Live Nation Singapore is thrilled to announce that the popular K-pop group, NCT DREAM, will be bringing their highly anticipated 3rd world tour to Singapore this coming June! Following their sold-out show last year, the group is returning to Singapore for a two-night extravaganza on 29th and 30th June 2024 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. NCT DREAM is a South Korean boy group formed in 2016 under SM Entertainment, comprising of MARK, RENJUN, JENO, HAECHAN, JAEMIN, CHENLE and JISUNG. NCT DREAM’s musical style embodies the vibrant energy of youth. Their songs, primarily pop, seamlessly blend elements of R&B, hip-hop, and dance music. They are known for their bright and upbeat sound, often incorporating powerful vocals, catchy hooks, and intricate rap verses. Their songs often explore themes relevant to teenagers and young adults like love, friendship, self-discovery, and chasing dreams. Beyond the music, NCT DREAM’s stage presence shines through with their synchronized and energetic performances, as they are widely known for their sharp choreography, often featuring intricate formations and powerful moves. NCT DREAM has seen impressive commercial success since their debut. Their 2019 EP, “We Boom”, became a massive hit in Korea, landing them in the top 10 for physical sales and earning them various music awards. Their 2020 EP, “Reload”, achieved impressive pre-orders, and their success skyrocketed with the release of their first studio album, “Hot Sauce” in 2021. It became the best-selling album on the Gaon Chart in the first half of 2021 and was named Best Album at the 31st Seoul Music Awards. Thereafter, NCT DREAM continued to receive tremendous success and recognition with each music release, dominating domestic and international charts as well as clinching prestigious awards. Their youthful and relatable music also garnered international recognition, as they were the first Asian act to be featured three times on Billboard’s “21 Under 21” list and were included on Time’s “25 Most Influential Teens” list, solidifying their impact on the K-Pop scene.

2024 NCT DREAM WORLD TOUR <THE DREAM SHOW 3 : DREAM( )SCAPE> in SINGAPORE with LOTTE DUTY FREE will take place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on 29 June (Sat) & 30 June (Sun) 2024. Fans who have signed up for “NCTzen DREAM” Membership (GL) Pre-Sale on Weverse will be able to grab their tickets first on 2 May (Thu), 12pm to 11:59pm. Visit livenation.sg/nctdream2024 for more information. Live Nation members can secure tickets during the Live Nation presale on 3 May (Fri), 12pm to 11:59pm. Visit livenation.sg for free membership signup and presale access. Tickets for the general public will go on sale on 4 May (Sat), from 12pm onwards via www.ticketmaster.sg.

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The Far View Lodge is available inside the park this the only lodge at this point located in the park. After the park, I went for the Sera Monastery. It is the city city within the Province Of Ontario. Visitors going to the temple in order to careful in order to not wear red or offer red flowers, as red symbolizes violence and hold. It is important to remember eliminate ones hat, cap and shoes for the compound of your temple. View More: tophungyenaz.com - Top Hung Yen AZ Reviewed by Team Leader in Top Hung Yen AZ: NGUYỄN MẠNH HÙNG - Nguyen Manh Hung On my second day, we came to Norbulingka Vehicle. Apparently it is item garden in Tibet. This place was gorgeous. Even though it was filled with filled with people, exercises, diet tips actually quite peaceful. While near Marrakesh along with the High Atlas Mountains visitors may would want to travel to Todra Gorge, a canyon carved over time by water in the house. The canyon is the last high point ahead of when the landscape opens into the Sahara Wasteland.

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