For Christmas 2010 I had planned a holiday to Singapore with my partner and thanks to the amazing staff and structures of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel where we stayed for a total of three days of our two week holiday we had the time of our lives.

I found the Marina Bay Sands Hotel simply by searching on the internet and the architecture of the hotel catched my eye straightaway.

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Working for an international company I often travel to Singapore over time it really has become my second, or should I say third home

Because of its chaotic cosmopolitan atmosphere and great shoppin I always choose to spend a few nights extra in Singapore when I´m travelling through to Asia.

There´s something about the calmness of the temples, the crazy city...

For work I travel to Singapore on a regular basis and sometimes this means that I spend a few days there but sometimes even a few weeks, always depending on the project we're working on.

From Mumbai where I live it's a 5 hour flight to Singapore which is not that far away and I usually fly with Singapore Airlines because of it's great service, even when I'm travelling to other places...

After a visit to Chinatown your next step will be a visit to Little India on the other side of the Singapore River. When Chinatown lies on the west of the rive you'll find Little India on its easter side. Both neighbourhoods are accessed over the water by boat or ferry but you can also take the tram to either Little India Station or Farrer Park station.

Little India has some amazing markets and streets to walk through and popular touristic attractions include the Veramakaliamman Temple, the Foochow Methodist Church, the Sri Vadapathira Kaliamman Temple and many other Hindu temples and places of...

Singapore's Chinatown is one big multicultural lunapark with food markets, souvenir shops and colourful temples everywhere. The neighbourhood is home to a large Chinese population but you will see people from all over southeast Asia.

Chinatown is located in the district of Outram and can be easily reached by tram or taxi. The Chinatown Metro Station is actually situated on busy Pagoda...