Singapore's history is intertwined with the Singapore River.  This waterway brought to our shores British colonists and ...

From dawn to dusk, there's never a dull moment in a bird trainer's life.  Handling a park full of smart birds is ...

Had enough of the city or yearning to be close to nature? Hop on a boat and retreat to one of Singapore's offshore islands ...

One of Singapore's funkiest neighbourhoods is Tiong Bahru, but you won't find it on the usual tourist path. Boasting unique ...

The Southern Ridges, a 9-km of green, open spaces spanning the hills of Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park ...

Not too far from the heart of the city sits a 163-hectare of pristine greenery. Designated back in 1883 as the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, otherwise known as Bukit Timah Hill, it stands proud at 163m, the highest peak in Singapore. It is home to...

Mardi Gras may have just ended on the other side of the hemisphere but the party's just started for an event that is uniquely local, Chingay. Happening each year during the Lunar New Year season, it has become one of the most significant tourist events in Singapore, as part...

Once a year, for 15 days, Chinese the world over break into a grand fiesta – Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year. This year’s starts on 14 February, which means Chinese couples are likely to have to shelf any plans for a quiet romantic Valentine’s as family and friends take precedence...

Singapore as a Malay fishing village was altered forever when Chinese migrated to the South Seas (as Southeast Asia was then known)...

Cars crawl, yet none honk. Pedestrians stop in their tracks. A procession of devotees makes its way down the road. A few among them bear spikes through their cheeks and bodies, carrying wooden or steel arches garlanded with colourful peacock feathers...