Singapore

The Travel Intern

The Travel Intern is a Singapore-based community of storytellers and explorers. While we love travelling the world, our home remains exciting for us as there’s always something new to explore!

MUST SEE
MUST EAT
MUST DO
MUST STAY

MUST SEE
MUST EAT
MUST DO
MUST STAY

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MUST SEE

Whimsical sculptures at the surreal Haw Par Villa

This Buddhist theme park is filled with quirky life-sized dioramas based on Asian mythology.

Colourful Shophouses along Koon Seng Road

These heritage shophouses come in pretty pastel hues, with intricate Peranakan designs and motifs.

The stunning Sultan Mosque

Singapore’s iconic mosque boasts gorgeous golden domes and sparkling dome bases with an interesting backstory.

MacRitchie TreeTop Walk

Head up to the freestanding suspension bridge for a bird’s-eye view of lush forest canopies.

Iconic views of the Singapore skyline (without staying at Marina Bay Sands)

The top of Marina Bay Sands isn’t the only place for stunning views.

MUST EAT

Chicken Rice at Katong Shopping Centre’s Delicious Boneless Chicken Rice

Mouthwatering steamed chicken served atop fragrant rice, with a side of free-flow vegetable soup and pickled vegetables.

Salted Egg Crab at Keng Eng Kee

Chilli crab may be famous, but locals go crazy for the golden salted egg sauce at Keng Eng Kee Seafood.

Fluffy Roti Prata at Springleaf Prata

Springleaf prata is arguably the best one in Singapore! Try this local comfort food of crispy hand-tossed flatbread stuffed with egg, cheese, and other yummy ingredients.

Mee Rebus at Tanjong Pagar Food Centre

Traditionally a Malay dish, this unassuming Chinese stall at Tanjong Pagar Food Centre attracts devoted foodies and usually runs out by 2pm!

Chicken Briyani at Golden Nur

Satisfy your spice cravings with a generous meal of nasi briyani served with crispy fried chicken.

Kaya Toast at Heap Seng Leong

A traditional breakfast set of crunchy kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs and a cup of coffee (kopi) at Heap Seng Leong is the best way to start the day.

MUST DO

Get hip at Haji Lane

Live buskers, concept cafes and vibrant murals bring this hip neighbourhood to life.

Take a bumboat to Pulau Ubin

This nearby island brings you back to Singapore’s village days with mangrove forests, quaint cycling paths, and delicious seafood.

Explore cultural districts on a walking tour

From bustling Little India to the quirky Chinatown, Singapore has no shortage of colourful stories.

Play old-school arcade games at Level Up

This retro bar is one of Clarke Quay’s liveliest party spots.

Cycle around Coney Island

Go on an outdoor expedition packed with lalang fields and other picturesque spots.

MUST STAY

A charming oasis that combines clean, modern design with touches of nature, just a short walk away from the main shopping district.

This historic colonial-style hotel has housed celebrities and VIPs since its establishment in 1887.

Stylish loft-style living close to Singapore’s nightlife scene.

Wanderlust Hotel

Get quirky at this themed boutique hotel where no two rooms are the same.

The Pod Boutique Capsule Hotel

Fuss-free travellers will love The Pod’s minimalist design inspired by capsule living.

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