Thanks for posting this! I was in Singapore in 2005, but none of what you showed in the Gardens was there at that time. And yes, the humidity was crazy, you're just 1 degree north of the equator! I remember the hawker centers had fantastic food. I remember going to see the Fullerton Hotel on the boat quay near downtown and we went into the lobby to look around and that's when we learned that because the hotel is a historic site, if we asked for a tour, the hotel was obligated to give us one, so they took us up to a luxurious room so we could see the city view from a balcony! There used to be lots of fantastic shopping on Orchard Road. We went to a few clubs too. Interesting that the gay clubs kept changing locations, only a few would stay open for more than a year or two, most would move. But they were always packed and the music was outstanding! Ministry of Sound used to have a club in Singapore, but I think it long ago closed. Enjoy!
The hawker centers were the highlight of my time in Singapore! I’m jealous you got a skyline view, I didn’t have the budget for it! I also didn’t party much here in Singapore but I can imagine the gay nightlife always knocks it out of the park 🙂 thanks for watching!
@@Cocolpadilla 3 days? you going to run out of things to do and see on the first 5 hours of day one 😁Singapore has nothing to offer, except for the experience of paying 3x more than the price back home. People go there to work like a robot, not to have fun
Really enjoyed watching your first day in Singapore. Your presentation style is honest and it is easy to warm towards your personality.
Thank you, I’m still new to recording myself everyday so this feedback is so reassuring 🙂 thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting this! I was in Singapore in 2005, but none of what you showed in the Gardens was there at that time. And yes, the humidity was crazy, you're just 1 degree north of the equator! I remember the hawker centers had fantastic food. I remember going to see the Fullerton Hotel on the boat quay near downtown and we went into the lobby to look around and that's when we learned that because the hotel is a historic site, if we asked for a tour, the hotel was obligated to give us one, so they took us up to a luxurious room so we could see the city view from a balcony! There used to be lots of fantastic shopping on Orchard Road. We went to a few clubs too. Interesting that the gay clubs kept changing locations, only a few would stay open for more than a year or two, most would move. But they were always packed and the music was outstanding! Ministry of Sound used to have a club in Singapore, but I think it long ago closed. Enjoy!
The hawker centers were the highlight of my time in Singapore! I’m jealous you got a skyline view, I didn’t have the budget for it! I also didn’t party much here in Singapore but I can imagine the gay nightlife always knocks it out of the park 🙂 thanks for watching!
You spend 3 hours going to Singapore, when you could've easily go to Bangkok...why?
Because I am making my way up north from Singapore. I will eventually make it to Bangkok 🙂
I love Bangkok, the food, people and shopping. But, what's wrong with coming to Singapore for 3 hours? It's a personal choice, nothing wrong.
@@aeri878 I’m sorry I don’t think I understand. I’m in Singapore for 3 days!
@@aeri878 nothing wrong, it's just up to you how you wanted to spend your money. To me personally, Singapore is just a waste of money and time
@@Cocolpadilla 3 days? you going to run out of things to do and see on the first 5 hours of day one 😁Singapore has nothing to offer, except for the experience of paying 3x more than the price back home. People go there to work like a robot, not to have fun