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2 weeks ago |
bestinsingapore.co | Cindy Tan
Window blinds don’t always come with easy installation and the manual might be too complicated for you as well. That’s why acquiring the services of the companies offering the best blinds installation in Singapore would be a great idea then. Consulting with an expert can help prevent incorrect installation and possible damage to your new blinds. If you’ve decided you need an expert, take a look at our inclusive list of the top services to call for blinds installation in Singapore! 1.
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2 weeks ago |
bestinsingapore.co | Cindy Tan
If you have the kind of kids who climb the walls and furniture at home, bring them to Waka Waka. At least there, it’s actually encouraged, and everything is safely padded and supervised. This playground at Annex@Furama is my go-to when I’m on duty as a babysitter. It’s got slides, rope courses, and a toddler zone that even my clingiest niece loves. Sounds fun? Read on! Waka Waka is a huge safari-themed indoor playground located near Furama RiverFront.
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1 month ago |
bestinsingapore.co | Cindy Tan
WHERE: 36 Keong Saik RoadWHEN: May 31, 2025– Media from 1939singaporeIt’s hard to believe that 1939 Singapore is calling it a day. As someone who’s seen Potato Head through its golden years and welcomed the rebrand into 1939 just a few months back, the news of its closure hits unexpectedly hard. Tucked into the iconic building at Keong Saik Road, 1939 Singapore was more than just a facelift.
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1 month ago |
bestinsingapore.co | Cindy Tan
Toa Payoh has come a long way from its humble beginnings. Once a swampy area—hence its name, which is Hokkien for “big swamp”—and then a notorious squatter district, this neighborhood is now an urbanized mature residential town. But aside from being one of the most sought-after residential areas in Singapore’s Central Region, Toa Payoh is rich in culture and heritage. Restaurants serving various cuisines and grand temples and shrines line the main streets.
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1 month ago |
bestinsingapore.co | Cindy Tan
Being an island nation, Singapore undoubtedly has many amazing beaches, most of them located in Sentosa. However, there’s also a beach park located in the East Region: Pasir Ris Beach Park. Unfortunately, you often can’t swim on the beach because of the presence of Enterococcus bacteria. According to the National Environment Agency (NEA), the bacteria can cause gastrointestinal infections, so they discourage swimming there.
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