My not-so-secret-tools in Singapore
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Without question having family or friends in Singapore is an advantage. My cousin Nix definitely is part of this list. Not only did she house us, she took terrific care of us. However, not everyone is lucky to have a “Nix” on the trip.
Oh, did I mention my sister Rissa was with me on this trip?
Oh, did I mention my sister Rissa was with me on this trip?
Where Singapore – Your Essential Singapore Guide
Where Singapore contains a year round calendar of events in Singapore, shopping areas, eating places, activities to do in the country and suggested itineraries. Among everything the guide had to offer, I loved the itineraries! It made planning so much easier. Each itinerary had recommended sites to visit and even a time frame.
Since I pretty much did most of the itineraries, my next step was to figure out a way to get around the Lion City.
GoThere.Sg
This website is THE BEST! The efficiency and precision of Singapore’s transportation system make GoThere.sg possible, it is a godsend! The website enables you to navigate easily throughout the country.Since I pretty much did most of the itineraries, my next step was to figure out a way to get around the Lion City.
GoThere.Sg
Despite these tools we still got lost. One tip I can share when taking the bus, take note of the bus stop before YOUR bus stop. The bus only stops at a station if (1) a commuter is flagging him down or (2) if a passenger presses the button signaling the driver of his/her point of departure.
Use these tools wisely when visiting the Fine City of Singapore and you’ll have less headaches plus a more pleasant experience.
The rest of my Singapore 2011 posts are here: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12 and Part 13.
Here's where you can stay in Singapore.
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