Are you one of the locals who is planning for an outing on weekends / after work with your partners, friends, or families? Or maybe one of the tourists who is visiting Singapore soon and still thinking of one of the place to go? And still don't know where to go? Let me give you an idea : Alive Museum it is!
Very convenient because it is located in the central. Offering more than 80 masterpieces, this place is suitable for you who like to take pictures - remember to do crazy and fun poses!
They have 3D Art, Object Art, Digital Art and also New Zones (Young@Heart Zone and Live.Laugh.Live Zone).
Feels like a mermaid
Wash my hair!Pose like Michael Jackson :pCan kiss me?
Where is my body?Row row row your boat
Suitable for couples!
Be creative and expressive! You can spend about 2-3 hours here exploring this place!
Go now because this place is closing soon! Last admission is on 31 May 2017!
I realized that I haven’t been posting articles for quite some time, and now is the good time to start with something NEW!
So what’s new is : Feet Haven Reflexology just opened their third outlet in Bukit Timah! And I guess it’s a good news for y’all massage lovers 😀
Interior
Located at Jalan Bingka, Bukit Timah, Feet Haven is perfect place for you to relax your body. This place gave me a “Zen” feeling when I first stepped inside. It’s homely and away from crowd. The staffs are so friendly and nice too. I took the one hour body massage package. Just nice coz’ my body was aching! Ah, really just a perfect timing for a good body massage.
My body massage was done perfectly and I have to say that this is the real body massage guys. The masseur even know that my body was “too tired” and it happened maybe because I sit too much or spend too much time in front of computer. Lol sad but it’s true!
Room for body massage
Room for foot massage
Overall, I would rate the service at 8.5/10. The very good thing about the massage is that even you will feel some pressure on your body, you will feel much more better on the next day. This is called “Deep Tissue Massage”, not just doing massage for fun and relax, but it’s also one kind of therapy. Suitable for you who have been busy with work seriously.
Feet Haven, which just received an award from The Spa Awards 2017 for the outstanding treatment/ service for 60 mins combi foot and body massage, offers a whole range of services to the customers; from foot reflexology, shoulder massage, and also body massage. You can even consider to take their combo or savers package as well.
For example, you just have to pay $399 and you get to enjoy services up to $450 in value!
You’re actually paying lesser yet enjoying more! That is so great, isn’t it?
If you are a massage lover, this package is very suitable for you. You can have massage once in every two weeks – one month time. Good relax your body, mind, and soul.
Now you know that you don’t need to travel back and forth to JB just to get a nice massage right? You can put this place in your list too!
You can visit the following outlets:
Katong Outlet : 136 East Coast Road #01-01; Singapore 428821, Tel 63447311
Serangoon Gardens Outlet : 4A Maju Avenue Singapore, Singapore 556682, Tel 62882314
Bukit Timah Outlet (Newest) : Upper Bukit Timah Branch, 5 Jalan Bingka, S588899, Tel 64630506
Singapore has been one of the most favorite travel destination for a lot of Indonesians. One is because it’s quite close to some cities in Indonesia; second is because of the easy access of public transportation like SMRT.
Sometimes, you can get budget flights tickets to and from Singapore by Jetstar or AirAsia. You can travel for less than Rp.1.000.000 or S$100 (return way). For my city Medan, we usually take Jetstar (for budget flight) or SilkAir. But sometimes in a high season you cannot get cheap price. Jetstar sometimes can be very expensive too. Lidat how?
Don’t worry. There is another alternative to travel to Singapore. How? Take ferry from Batam.
Batam is a small island in Indonesia’s Riau archipelago in the South China Sea. It’s a free trade zone with multiple busy ports, known for its beaches, raucous nightlife and malls offering duty-free shopping. Upscale resorts in the shoreline areas of Nongsa and Waterfront City offer golf courses and water sports including windsurfing, parasailing and jet skiing. (Source : google)
So, you can take flight from your city to Batam first then you take ferry to Singapore. Of course, there are + and – by taking ferry.
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> sometimes you can get cheaper price. If you travel from Medan, flight + ferry + cab fee can be less than Rp.1.500.000 (S$150). Flight is around Rp.700.000 (S$70), ferry is Rp.300.000 (S$30) and cab is Rp.200.000.(S$20). Ferry is open date ticket and all price is in return way.
> Batam is popular of their seafood, resorts, massage, and shopping. You can consider staying one night at Batam too!
> You can enjoy the sea and see a nice view from the deck. Pretty cool isit?
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> it takes more time, especially on weekends. For some times, you can q for so long at the immigration. Worst, it can take up to 2 hrs!
> more tiring of course.
So, you wanna consider taking ferry for a new experience? 😊
If your answers are YES, then Clarke Quay is your best option. Located in the heart of Singapore, you can reach this place easily by MRT – stop at Clarke Quay station (North East Line) and you’ll be able to see the view of Singapore River from there!
I see a lot of people come here with friends and couples. A lot of bars are around. You can enjoy live music, watch soccer, eat, drink, sing at KTV – it’s about having an awesome fun and superb parties here!
But how if you are not a night life lover like me? Well.. You can come here just to see the view of Singapore River, walk around to see the crowd, or maybe ride the G-MAX Bungee Ride (if you got the adrenaline). Conclusion: It will be no much fun if you don’t like night life, but if you never come here maybe try once also ok lah 😀
This place is very crowded especially on weekends and public holidays. Party birds should come here. But, let me warn you, things here is quite pricy. For alternative, maybe you can walk to Robertson Quay for drinks but quite far walking distance if you go from Clarke Quay.
So, is Clarke Quay your #1 option to spend your weekend?
Heard of Mustafa Center in Singapore? It’s a 24 hours shopping center located on Syed Alwi Road in Little India. I call it “Toko Serba Ada” in Bahasa Indonesia, means everything you want to find is there! Ya not exactly everything lah but I can say that everything that’s inside a supermarket is also here! Plus, they also sell books, DVDs, watches, electronic goods, footwear, clothing, and also jewelry and household appliances. Around the area you can also easily find money changers and some places to eat.
It has 6 floors and two buildings. You can find a lot of entry and exit doors. You might need few hours to explore this place if you are really a shopaholic. Not to mention that things here are cheap! (I mean it’s cheap for Singaporeans :p) but I found that some things are also cheaper than Indonesia! I bought Pepero before which cost S$1 only when in Indonesia I need to pay for Rp.15.000 (S$1.5) haha.. So yeah, this is one of the place that you need to go when you come to Singapore. I suggest you to come early in the morning or maybe around late night cos’ maybe it won’t be so crowded. Maybe.
So, there are some points on why I like this place:
Perfect place to buy whatever things you want, especially your daily needs.
Open 24 hours.
Things are cheap.
Why I don’t like this place:
Sometimes it’s too crowded that you don’t even have enough space to walk.
I don’t suggest you to buy mobile phones here. Maybe they sell for low price but we cannot guarantee. I have read some bad reviews about buying mobile phones here so I don’t recommend.
How go get here : Stop at Farrer Park MRT station (North East Line) and follow the signboard to reach Mustafa Center. It’s so easy to find.
