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Tag Archives: Esplanade
Singapore’s So Pretty at Night
Even with blurry hurriedly taken photos through a moving car window. Most people say the Esplanade reminds them of the eyes of a fly or a durian. I think the former.
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Tagged Daily Photo, Esplanade, Night Scene, Raffles Hotel, Singapore
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River Hongbao 2013: Sticky & Hot at the Floating Platform
It’s like a tradition of ours to check out the Chinese New Year display at the Marina Bay Floating Platform near the Esplanade. Last year it was scorching hot and even though it’s been raining it was still super hot … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese New Year, CNY2013, decorations, Esplanade, Floating Platform, golden pineapple, Lanterns, Marina Bay, water snake, zodiac
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Walking from Esplanade MRT to Purvis Street
I have no sense of direction, so I’m so thankful for google maps. However when I got off Esplanade MRT at Exit F, I breathed a sigh of relief. Raffles Hotel which is the first landmark was right before me … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, beauty, directions, Esplanade, fire hydrant, MRT, photos, Purvis Street, Raffles Hotel, Singapore, tour, walking
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The Esplanade from Marina Square Shopping Centre
There is quite an odd looking fountain structure here. There was a bit of road closure today due to the National Day Parade. I spotted attendees in red taking the MRT from Promenade Station.
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Tagged culture, Esplanade, Life, Living, mall, Marina Square Shopping Centre, MRT, National Day, participants, personal, photography, photos, Promenade Station, shops, Singapore, spectators, tourist, travel, woman
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CNY 2011: Chinese Festival of Arts at The Esplanade
Cascading Red is something you must see. The art installation caught my eye immediately. It looks like red powder from a distance and it was astounding to discover that it was in fact very fine red spools of thread. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art installation, artist, beautiful, beauty, culture, decor, design, Esplanade, Huayi-Chinese Festival of Arts, Life, Living, personal, photography, photos, pretty, red threads, Singapore, Su-Chen Hung, Taiwanese, travel
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River Hong Bao 2011 is Awesome (Head to the Float at Marina Bay)
As we drove past The Esplanade we were quite dismayed as it seemed like there was nothing to see, but when we walked towards the area after parking, I was thrilled at the sight before me. River Hong Bao 2011 … Continue reading
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Tagged 25th anniversary, Architecture, Art, attractions, awesome, Chinese, Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year 2011, culture, decor, design, dragon, Entertainment, Esplanade, exciting, exhibition, festive, Food, Food Fair, God of Fortune, Life, Living, Marina Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Nanjing, personal, photography, photos, rabbits, River Hong Bao 2011, Singapore, Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, STPB, The Float, Things To Do, tourists, travel, what to do, what to see, Year of the Rabbit
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Rum & Raisin Ice Cream on a Waffle
The waiter who served us at Haagen Dazs at the Esplanade was so polite and professional. The 1 scoop of ice cream on a waffle was expensive though at S$10 but you do get great service and your glass of … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged craving, culture, end of meal, Entertainment, Esplanade, Haaged-Dazs, ice cream, Life, Living, personal, photography, photos, rum and raisin, service, Singapore, sweet, travel, waffle
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Walking to Marina Bay Sands Through The Helix Bridge
Because the parking is an exhorbitant S$26 a day, many people chose to walk here instead. The nearest MRT is Promenade which is at Millenia Walk or if you’re at The Esplanade you could just walk here from Glutton’s Bay, … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, beautiful, beauty, design, Entertainment, Esplanade, Food, Fullerton Hotel, Glutton's Bay, happiness, helix bridge, Life, Living, Marina Bay Sands, personal, photography, photos, pretty, shopping, Singapore, travel, walking, Walking guide
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Underground Mall at Esplanade Xchange
Just decided to do a lazy photo tour of the new link from Raffles City that I’m seeing for the first time. It’s called the Esplanade Xchange and the new link from City Hall MRT to Suntec City is called … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Art, culture, Entertainment, Esplanade, Esplanade MRT, Esplanade Xchange, japanese, Life, Link, Living, mall, Marina Link, MRT, photography, photos, Raffles City, shopping, Singapore, travel, underground
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My Favourite Scenic Route in Singapore
My favourite highway or drive is the one which passes Marina Bay Sands and the Esplanade – so pretty. The best scenic route on a lazy day.
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Tagged beautiful, beauty, Esplanade, Life, Living, Marina Bay Sands, photography, photos, pretty, Singapore, travel
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The Esplanade
Powder pink and mint green silk cloths billowing in the wind add to the theatrical atmosphere. Great view from inside the library. Unfortunately I could not capture this due to the no-photography sign posted outside. The library with the most … Continue reading