A travel & adventure blog by Kara Santos
When adventure seekers go on a holiday, they often choose to visit countries that are known for their variety of thrilling travel experiences. Australia has river rafting, caving, and snorkelling; Brazil has hiking, surfing, and kiteboarding; the United States has cliff jumping, helicopter skiing, and canyoning. But have you ever wondered what adventures await you in Singapore?
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Continue reading “Book hotels and activities in Boracay, Hong Kong, Singapore and more via Klook”Singapore is a sovereign city-state and island country in Southeast Asia known for its highly advanced technology, organized public transportation and shopping malls. There are so many attractions to visit and great things to do in Singapore that deciding on just 10 best things to do can be a daunting task. Most travel news sites say that the country is one of the best in Asia when it comes to tourist activities. Whether you have come here to manage a branch of foreign company, are on holiday or for education, experiencing these great things will make the trip memorable for you.
As dusk fell, the towering trees lit up, tiny lights flickering like fireflies in between metal branches. Inspiring orchestra music started to play as the alien-like trees shifted colors. The blend of moving music and lights transformed the grove of metal trees into a magical rainforest. Everyone watched silently, their eyes transfixed at the spectacle above above. From below, I could see figures standing still along the curved skyway connecting the trees.
A rainforest under a glass dome, a waterfall you can reach through elevated walkways and a man-made mountain covered in dense vegetation.
I’m used to seeing natural waterfalls and mountains in just their raw, rugged environment, often far from the city and involving long travel times to get to. So it was amazing to be walking amidst skyscrapers one moment, then enter a dome that replicates the conditions typically found in tropical mountain regions. Continue reading “Cloud Forest in Gardens by the Bay”
It was with a heavy heart that I read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh and last novel in the Harry Potter series by J. K Rowling back in 2007. You know the feeling of not wanting a certain experience to end, but at the same time wanting to know that the characters you’ve invested so much in, get their happy ending.
This feeling was also echoed during the airing of the eighth film in the movie franchise last year. After ten years of having a new Harry Potter movie to look forward to almost every year, watching the final film was bittersweet. Continue reading “Harry Potter: The Exhibition”
Ok, so this isn’t exactly a travel-related post, more like a how-to party guide. However, I did travel to Singapore to celebrate my nephew’s first birthday there so technically it counts. 🙂
My sister Lorie wanted to throw an “old school” party for my nephew Eli’s first birthday last year. Since she was based in Singapore at the time and didn’t have much time to buy props, we decided to go D-I-Y. We settled on Mario as the main theme for the details. Continue reading “How to throw a Mario-themed party”
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