In this list we feature some of the top Singapore photographers and their pictures, as rated based on our member's reviews. Wedding photographers are especially popular, because its important to find that one special photographer to capture and make everlasting your once in your lifetime event. It is extremely important to get an experienced and skilled photographer so we came up with this list to help people with their choices. Top Singapore Photographers Invertigo Studios Website |  Facebook Page | TSL Reviews |  9478 9545 Invertigo studios specialises in both ROMs &...

It was not until a decade ago that Singapore set up a committee to propose suggestions on how to ease Singapore's rigid social order. They then came up with "paradigm shifting" laws that "reflects a new mindset in the Asian city-state". In a bid to loosen up Singapore's notoriously strict grip on society, bungee-jumping, bar-top dancing and chewing gum for medical purposes was legalised. Let me share a story with you, in 2003, 27year old police sergeant, Annis Abdullah, met up with...

Here is a list of ten of the most popular and best (highest rated by our members) blogshops in Singapore. Shop smart and shop safe! The first section contains the most popular Blogshops in Singapore as determined by web traffic based on Alexa rankings. The second section contains the most highly rated blogshops based on our member's reviews and the most reviewed blogshops. We understand its not always easy to make the jump to start purchasing online. So we came out...

Getting to Pulau Ubin may not be the easiest so we made a video with directions to show people how to get to Pulau Ubin. Step 1: Take the MRT to Tanah Merah MRT Station, go out through exit B on the right to the bus stop. (Note that if you want to visit the NeWater Visitor Centre someday its through exit A) Step 2:Take Bus 2 to Changi Village which is the last stop, this will be 15 minutes ride....

Part 2: 4 Famous Singaporean hot desserts So Singapore's weather can be blazing hot and extremely humid, but what's that to stop Singaporeans from savouring yummy hot desserts? Perfect for those rainy days or as a warm tummy filler which can be eaten at any meal, hot desserts have a certain appeal to many Singaporeans, and here are some hot desserts that can be found easily in Singapore.   1. Tau Suan Made of overnight water soaked split mung beans steamed...

Part 1: 4 Famous Singaporean Icy Desserts We all know Singapore's weather, unpredictable but mostly hot, humid and just hot. A nice icy cool dessert is a good thirst quencher and an excellent way to beat the heat, and these are the commonly found icy desserts Singapore, all in every way delicious, thirst quenching and heat beating.   1. Ice Kacang One of the most well known and well loved dessert in Singapore. Comprising jelly, preserved attap seeds and red beans...

Guinness World Records Held By Singapore   Accomplishing a Guinness World Record is no mean feat. It requires the person / persons to be more talented, creative, courageous, determined or crazy enough than anyone else on the planet. Here then are 32 Guinness World Records Held By Singapore, which allows us, as Singaporeans, to look back on with pride. --- Guinness World Records Held By An Individual Singaporean Source: http://www.galassiaflowers.com.au/uploads/2.jpg The world's first bioluminescent flower was developed by Prof. Chia Tet...

There are many food chains in Singapore, but not all of them have their roots in other countries. There are many food businesses started by people living in Singapore, whether they are locals or foreigners that have settled down in Singapore. Some of these food businesses caught on very well, be it whether they sell local food or food with a touch of the cuisine of other countries, and some have expanded their business into food chains with many outlets island wide  While there...

Chinatown is one of the areas that is the most crowded and bustling with life during the Chinese New Year Period, and as retailers set up temporary stalls in Chinatown, a big change undergoes this place, from the usually semi-crowded streets and alleys, Chinatown turns into a bustling street packed with many people especially during the days nearing the actual Chinese New Year Day. Today, one day before Chinese New Year Eve, I went to Chinatown to do some last minute...

With a big portion of Singapore's culture revolving around food, it is no surprise that Singapore has experiences food trends or crazes in which a certain type of food is in huge demand in Singapore and is extremely popular, and up to to day, Singapore has gone through quite a number of these trends and crazes, and  despite the dying out of the trend or craze, do you know which of these foods and the more popular shops that sold them...