| 1. If you're not jetlagged, try the the "Jungle Breakfast" at the Mandai Zoo. Yes, it may be difficult to wake up after you've done a 12-hour overnighter but it's well worth it. It includes special animal appearances such as those by the Orang Utans, the recycling Otter and the magnificent reticulated Python. They will perform amazing stints as you enjoy breakfast from a selection of popular items. 2. Feast on the local food at Lau Pa Sat. Some might argue that there are other places serving tastier dishes but this is a great option as you can get them all under one roof and it's centrally situated. It was built in 1894 and is the largest remaining Victorian filigree cast-iron structure in South-east Asia. It was formerly a wet market known as Telok Ayer market and is now restored to a hawker centre offering a wide range of Singapore local food. 3. Window shopping along Orchard Road (Singapore's busiest shopping strip) is also a must. If you have money to spare, by all means shop till you drop. There are malls on both sides of the road boasting thousands of individual retail stores from expensive designer boutiques to reasonable outlets and shopping carts. If you are there during Christmas season you'll get a treat to the festive lights decorating the buildings and street. 4. Take the scenic cable car ride to Sentosa Island. Once on the island there are many things to do and see; laze on the beaches, visit Universal Studios Singapore, Underwater World, Dolphin Lagoon, Butterfly Park and Insect World or Fort Siloso. In the evening there is also the famous Musical Fountain. 5. Have a Singapore Sling at The Raffles Hotel even if you're not staying there. Just pop into the Long Bar and sample their legendary cocktail. The main ingredients are gin, cherry brandy and fruit juice. Whilst you're there, whip out your camera to capture this beautifully restored colonial-style structure. If you have time, you can also try their sumptuous afternoon tea at the Tiffin Room. |
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| Let's be honest about it; one of the best perks that come with the Flight Attendant career is you get to do the touristy things! |
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