- American naval base
- Bird Park
- Changi Water Recycling Plant - world's largest (I thought this could be Changi Airport)
- Diversity - multiracial, multiethnic, multinational
- Esplanade - centre for the arts
- Food - all kinds of food, all kinds of cuisine, at all kinds of prices. I highly recommend seafood at East Coast beach
- Government. Lee Kuan Yew. Housing and Healthcare policy. World's highest rate of home ownership (90%) and world's lowest healthcare cost (3.7% of GDP). World's first electronic road pricing system.
- Hub - every year, as many ships call at the Singapore port as at all of the ports of the United States. The port transships a fifth of the world's containers and half of the world's crude oil. Financial centre and forex trading hub.
- Inkjet printers - HP develops and makes lots of them here and Dell launched its printers division in Singapore
- Jurong Island - an offshore island formed by combining seven islands. The world's third densest chemical cluster after Houston and Rotterdam
- K
- L in Jun Jie!!!! LOL
- Mustapha - Little India. 24 hour shopping.
- Night safari - world's first
- One North - a 200 ha research and education hub located one degree north of the equator - and INSEAD is part of it
- Pulau Ubin - an offshore island, the last 'kampung' village left in Singapore. you take a boat there and you feel like you travel back in time
- Q
- Rainforest. One of two cities in the world that has a tropical rainforest.
- Sentosa.
- Trade. Total trade is more than 300% of GDP.
- Umbrella - good for rain and sun. Bring yours along
- Vanessa Mae
- Water sports
- X
- Y
- Zoo - one of our top attractions
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Haha, I wonder if anyone can find events/places for the missing alphabets.. (Ok, I put JJ's name in :s hahaha) This is quite interesting. Came across this site while pondering over the itinerary for my event.
Super tired, Slept only 3 hours on Sunday morning -.- Visited the National Museum of Singapore - it's my first time!!!!! Visited the Quest for Immortality and saw mummies. Rather interesting. Shall put the photos up when I have time. :D The paper bag exhibition was interesting too! It makes me feel like going on a museum tour around Singapore. They can be interesting! I wonder why I've always hankered after overseas museums but not our own. They are nice (:
And because I stayed up late yesterday to watch Autumn's concerto, I was so worried I wouldn't be able to wake up this morning -.- (and still continued to watch anyway~). Thanks to Clement's dad for fetching us to work, at least I got a seat all the way even if I thought it would be really rude to fall asleep on the car, LOL.
And HELLO YUENLING YOU'RE BACK!! :D:D:D
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