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[Day7 - Singapore] Exploring the Best Malls in Singapore!

Singapore is renowned as a global shopping destination, offering a diverse retail experience that caters to all tastes and budgets. From high-end luxury boutiques to bustling street markets, the city-state provides an unparalleled shopping adventure.

Singapore offers an unmatched shopping experience, blending luxury, culture, and affordability. Whether indulging in high-end fashion at Orchard Road, hunting for bargains at Bugis Street, or exploring unique local finds in Haji Lane, every shopper will find something to love.

With its world-class malls, vibrant local markets, and tax-free shopping benefits, Singapore attracts millions of shoppers every year. Singapore truly is a shopper’s paradise.

Locations Covered:

02:05 Bugis Street Mall

12:54 Bugis+ Mall

18:37 Bugis Junction

20:45 Mustafa Center

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Universal Studios: Where Imagination Comes to Life

Stepping into the magic of Universal Studios Singapore at Resorts World Sentosa - where blockbuster movies come to life! From heart-pounding roller coasters to immersive themed zones, this world-class theme park is a must-visit for thrill-seekers, families, and movie fans alike. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a movie buff, or a family looking for fun, the park offers something magical for everyone. As we left, we carried not just souvenirs, but the joy of having lived a day inside our favorite stories. Universal Studios truly is where imagination comes to life. The theme park merch was amazing, and we had a blast on all the rides. It was a truly universal experience!

Locations Covered:

00:38 Mount Faber Cable Car

06:01 Harbour Front Station

10:45 Madame Tussauds Wax Museum

12:15 Universal Studio Singapore

14:44 Minion land 25:22 Far Far Away

32:18 The Lost World

41:59 Ancient Egypt

47:46 Sci-Fi City

57:57 New York

01:08:13 Hollywood

01:11:26 Universal Star Power Parade

Day1:    • [Day 1 - Singapore] Arrival  

Day2:    • [Day 2 - Singapore] Marina Bay  

Day3:    • [Day 3 - Singapore] Nature & Wildlife  

Day4:    • [Day 4 - Singapore] Cultural Exploration  

Day5:    • [Day 5 - Singapore] Along The River  

Day6:    • [Day 6 - Singapore] Universal Studio and C...  

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[Day 5 - Singapore] Along The River

Our family's Singapore adventure continues with a Singapore river cruise, offering stunning views of the Marina Bay. Singapore is a vibrant city that seamlessly blends rich cultural heritage with stunning modern attractions. From the bustling streets of Kampong Glam to the futuristic landscapes of the Botanic Gardens, Singapore offers an unforgettable mix of culture, cuisine, and nature. Whether you’re exploring vibrant streets or marveling at architectural wonders, every corner of this city tells a unique story.

Day1:    • [Day 1 - Singapore] Arrival  

Day2:    • [Day 2 - Singapore] Marina Bay  

Day3:    • [Day 3 - Singapore] Nature & Wildlife  

Day4:    • [Day 4 - Singapore] Cultural Exploration  

Day5:    • [Day 5 - Singapore] Along The River  

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[Day 4 - Singapore] Cultural Exploration

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[Day 3 - Singapore] Nature & Wildlife

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[Day 2 - Singapore] Marina Bay

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[Day 1 - Singapore] Arrival

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Picnic at the Centennial Pioneer Park

Walked through the Centennial Pioneer Park in the City of Gosnells after lunch along the main road. The park is nicely laid out with shade and seating. The park offers a lot of stuff to see and do. The most notable thing here were the free roaming ducks and cranes, apparently supported and protected by the town. It is a regular park and a great place to take a break and just sit and relax. We did a photoshoot for idinhoo.com in the park. Grab your picnic gears and do a picnic here. Stroll and enjoy the laid back atmosphere before getting back to the grind of the day.

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Busselton Jetty is a jetty located in Busselton, Western Australia. It is the longest timber-piled jetty (pier) in the Southern Hemisphere at 1,841 meters (6,040 ft) long. The jetty is managed by a not-for-profit community organization, Busselton Jetty Inc.

The jetty features a rail line along its length, a relic of the railway line into Busselton from Bunbury. The line now carries tourists along the jetty to an underwater observatory, one of only six natural aquariums in the world.

We rode the train out on the jetty to the underwater observatory and it was excellent. There are a lot of volunteers working in this area and they were absolutely lovely. The staff were extremely passionate about the marine life under the jetty and assisted with any questions people had. We saw amazing fish, live reefs and dolphins on the way out! The experience was unforgettable and highly recommended.