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Perhaps you've had the pleasure of slipping into an intoxicating voyage through time and place with each sip of a mesmerising cocktail named the Singapore Sling. This exuberant blend of gin, grenadine, cherry brandy, and the zestiness of lime will have your taste buds waltzing in sync with the lion city's thriving heartbeat. But what really stirs within this enticing red-hued cocktail ? Let's weave our way through its vibrant history, the original recipe, a riot of ingredients, the alcohol percentage, and a delightful non-alcoholic version. Finally, we map our way to the best place where you can witness this love potion first-hand. Read more:  Things to do in Sentosa Island, Singapore Table of Content History of the Singapore Sling Interesting Facts Original Recipe of Singapore Sling Alcohol Percentage Singapore Sling Mocktail Best Places to Try Singapore Sling Singapore Sling Cocktail: A Taste of History in a Glass Singapore Sling Cocktail: A Taste of History in a Glass Hi

Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and traditions of Kampong Gelam's historic quarter in Singapore! The eagerly awaited Raikan Cahaya Ramadan bazaar is back, and it promises to be a spectacular celebration leading up to Hari Raya. Featuring over 100 booths with an impressive array of goodies, this year's event is not to be missed. And that's not all - prepare to be dazzled by stunning light installations that will transport you to a magical wonderland. There will be exhilarating performances that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and a charity drive that will warm your heart. And let's not forget about the neighbourhood spirit and heritage experiences that will make this event truly unforgettable. Read more: Bangi Golf Resort Ramadan Buffet Table of Content History of Kampong Gelam Bazaar Raikan Cahaya Ramadan Bazaar Traditional Malay Food Shopping & Crafts Entertainment About One Kampong Gelam Contact Information Ramadan Bazaar Kampong Gelam

Chinatown, the cultural gem of progressive Singapore, is recognised as a locality that is the heart and soul of the country's rich heritage. Once a humble haven for early Chinese settlers, Chinatown today shimmers with the glow of modernity, while still holding on to its deeply rooted traditions. Join us as we embark on an exciting adventure through time and culture, exploring the richly textured tapestry of Chinatown — the pride of Singapore! Read also:  Ramadan Bazaar Kampong Gelam, Singapore Table of Content Chinatown Street Market Trails of Tan Ah Huat Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Chinatown Mural Art Tea Traditions at Yixing Xuan Teahouse Kokedama Class at Little Big Garden Chinese Theatre Circle How to Get to Chinatown, Singapore Best Things to Do in Chinatown, Singapore 24-Hour Guide: Best Things to Do in Chinatown, Singapore Chinatown Street Market Next to the twinkling lanterns and the scent of mouth-watering delights, Chinatown Street Market is indeed a bustling bazaar of dr

Cast away just a stone's throw off Singapore's roaring mainland, Sentosa Island stands as a unique gem in the crown of the Lion City. Don't be fooled by its modest size; this tropical paradise bristles with all the allure of a lifetime's adventure. From its sun-kissed beaches melting into sapphire-blue waters to the opulent sanctuaries of relaxation at the edge of wild, rollicking fun, Sentosa Island stands as the perfect testament to Singapore's moniker as a 'City in a Garden'. It's a vibrant cocktail of experiences, ready to serve up the thrill-of-the-chase for adrenaline junkies, yet gently laps at the feet of those who seek a peaceful retreat in the sun. Every nook of Sentosa doles out enchantments that keep the heart yearning for more. Picture yourself leaving footprints in the warm sand of Siloso beach, as the day dips into a tinted evening, or explore the underwater realms at S.E.A Aquarium, home to 100,000 unparalleled marine life wonders. Blend

An ideal destination to backpack to will probably be a country embodied with cultural significance. Its lands are overlaid with unfettered lush greenery, and its people donned with smiles and cordiality. Unfortunately, these criteria are scarce in the City of Lion. Singapore is a country where elites travel to for business and ritzy leisure. People are so busy chasing money that only a handful are able to find the time (and a purpose) in flashing a smile at you. My family and I routinely travel to Singapore by car when we were residing in Johor (considering the proximity and convenience), but we have not stepped foot in the country ever since we moved up north eight years ago. Read also: Things to Do in Sentosa Island, Singapore Backpacking in Singapore - Is It Really Possible? About two months ago, I tried something different: I traveled to Singapore by myself and spent my nights in backpacker's dorms at Little India and Boat Quay. I guess the thought of being able to face diff