FIRST THOUGHTS OF SINGAPORE (we were surprised!)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- We are back (briefly) to exploring Asia! Singapore really surprised us with its culture, beauty, and of course food! We had such a great time exploring and we hope that it give's you a similar feel too :)
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Fireworks.. hmm must be a recent Saturday in July 2023 as part of national day celebrations
Welcome to Singapore.
Glad you enjoy the food and love the place.
The secret to chicken rice is in the chilli...add ginger and the thick black sauce into your chilli and dip your chicken into it before eating it with some rice
Even though Singapore is in the tropics and it's assumed that the weather is the same all year round, there are actually hot months and cooler months. The really hot months are usually from April to June. Then the in-between hot ones are from July to October. November to March are the cooler months due to the onset of the North-East Monsoon where the winds comes from the South China Sea. To us any day when it's below 30C is considered cool. Hope you enjoy your stay here. Have fun!
Another great vid! So interesting, hopefully will visit one day ❤xx
Thanks Lisa! Hopefully you do!!! X
Thank you for visiting Singapore. Hope next trip you can venture into our heartland areas where you guys can enjoy our local food and find stuffs to do for free and much cheaper than the city area. Cheers !!!
Thanks for watching! We hope we can visit again soon 😁
Other Singapore attraction in August, Night festival@CHIJMES
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Night festival@Singapore Museum
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That’s Singapore as tourists know it.
Some of the underrated hawker centres worth going are Golden Mile food centre (favourite chicken rice at B1-35 ruclips.net/video/Vj6XwimK1CE/видео.html ) and Hong Lim market and food centre (best fried kuay teow mee at 02-17 Outram fried kuay teow mee ruclips.net/video/RS9X4w0P-gY/видео.html)
Thanks for that!!!
I wish to go to Singapore if I can get a job 😢
Hopefully one day you’ll go!!!
I already live at singapore
Please try our local Malay food the next time you're in Singapore.
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😁 Thanks for watching!
#savetheturtles
Great video! Also… we want channel memberships ❤
Soon come Harri!
The sad thing about visiting Singapore is that in terms of things like public transport, urban spaces and average incomes is you realise how far the UK has fallen behind. Unlike travellers like you most of the UK seems unaware. Sure there are downsides as no place is perfect - eg it does not have the UK's countryside. But even in defence Singapore has almost as many fighter jets as UK which is far smaller than other Asian nations like S Korea, Japan, Taiwan and a fraction of China or US. More people need to find out about what other countries do - like majority of Singaporeans live in public / social sector housing.
Is that $22 for two beers? Including tax? Cos I never paid anywhere close to $22 for one beer when I was there.
And yep, give it two weeks, many acclimate to the weather. It's funny, after staying there a while, seeing white friends start to wear cardigans sometimes.
Also, look up which country has the highest recycling rate (tonnage percentage of waste that actually gets recycled). Plastics were actually invented to be recycled, which made them more eco-friendly to use than bio-degradable materials (which use way more energy and water to produce). In Singapore, because of all the recycling capacity they've invested in and effective refuse laws, there'd actually be more wastage if they switched to bio-degradable forks and bags etc.
It's a piece of science that eco-warriors overlook.
They only have one landfill, and it's not even a conventional landfill. For comparison: I currently live in New Zealand, which has a smaller population than SG, but over 60 active official landfills. And because of overlooking the science, NZ actually has a much, much lower rate of recycling.
And, for the upteenth time, it's not illegal to have gum. It's illegal to sell it (unless by prescription at a pharmacy). It's actually a quirky part of their litter law policies that overall has actually delivered. But yeah, if you happen to have some gum on ya that you bought from Malaysia for example, you're chewing it on the street, there's nothing in the laws to act on that.
That was $22 for one beer, plus tax! It was in a craft brewery though, so we probably should've known better haha. Thanks for the info that's really interesting about the recycling/landfills!
Love your comments, RazJackson
News today says studies to see if landfill material can be used to build tuas port! Amazing!
@@maocat6606 that’s amazing!!! 🥳
Singapore is Plastastic!😅😅😅
We are slowly moving towards banning plastic... but I tell you why it's has taken so long...yup, you guess it, many businesses dealing in supplying this outrageous plastic/foam will be affected.
Singapores weather is hot, hotter, hottest😂.. avoid april-august its around 35c. Nov-jan is around 25c
Think we went in between the hottest months then 😂
If wanna be naked at home, just curtain on the windows and doors. lol.