Thow Kwang Dragon Kiln, Singapore's last surviving dragon kiln, offers a glimpse into the country's pottery history.
A local favorite for traditional breakfast dishes like nasi lemak and roti canai.
Famous for its fish head bee hoon, a must-try local dish.
A popular spot for hearty soups and sandwiches.
Handmade pottery with intricate dragon designs, reflecting Singapore's multicultural heritage.
Intricate slippers adorned with beads and sequins, showcasing the vibrant Peranakan culture.
Beautifully dyed fabrics featuring traditional patterns, a symbol of Malay heritage.
Discover one of Singapore's last surviving dragon kilns, offering a rare glimpse into traditional wood-fired pottery techniques and a unique cultural experience.
Explore this unique outdoor park filled with vibrant, intricate sculptures and dioramas depicting scenes from Chinese mythology, folklore, and moral teachings.
Engage with hundreds of interactive exhibits that demystify scientific principles and ignite curiosity for learners of all ages, including a dedicated KidsSTOP for younger children.
Thow Kwang Dragon Kiln may experience sudden rain showers, especially during the monsoon season.
Visiting the kiln involves walking and exploring, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Staying hydrated is crucial in Singapore's tropical climate.
A poignant reminder of Australia's military history, the War Memorial is a moving tribute to those who served and sacrificed for their country.
St. Martin's S Cave, a natural wonder, offers stunning views and a unique insight into the island's geology.
Experience the night sky like never before at Yosemite's West Entrance Night Sky Program.