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- Tiong Bahru Bakery Safari – African Wilderness Vibes
- Bright Hill Temple – Grand Shaolin-Like Chinese Monastery
- Jurong Lake Gardens Lalang Field – Korean Nature Parks in Autumn
- Wessex Estate & Chelsea Lodge – Old-Timey European Architecture
- Botanic Gardens Sundial Garden – Luxe Italian Greenery & Brickwork
- Quayside Isle – Gold Coast Bayfront
- Fort Canning Park Fort Gate – Bali “Gates of Heaven”
- Bukit Batok Little Guilin – Avatar-Inspomountains from China
- Gardenasia Bistro – Cameron Highlands Countryside
- Handlebar – Texas Country Bar
Image credit: Eatbook Think “Tiong Bahru Bakery” and your immediate association is probably their famous buttery croissants, but their Dempsey outletis actually styled after a safari tentamidst sprawling trees and bushes. Get a taste of roughing it out in the wilderness, but with creature comforts like cushy seating spaces, magazines for you to per...
Image credit: @kmspks via Instagram Situated in Bishan, Bright Hill Temple(more commonly referred to by elderly folks as “Kong Meng San Phor Kark SeeMonastery”, the dialect name) is the largest Buddhist temple in Singapore. 2020 marks a century since its establishment, and everything from its size and grandeur to the intricate ancient architecture ...
Lalang fieldsare a hotspot for wedding photoshoots, with many couples flocking to Korean nature parksin Autumn so they can frolic through a sea of dainty lalang grass. The good news is, an abundant lalang field exists right in the Westside of Singapore – in Jurong Lake Gardens, to be exact. Opening mid-2019, it is one of the newest local parks and ...
Wessex Estate. Image credit: Joshua Tsu via Google Maps We’re all familiar with what a typical Singaporean HDB or condo building looks like, so driving past Buona Vista’s Wessex Estateand Tanjong Katong’s Chelsea Lodgemight jolt you into thinking you’ve teleported onto the set of Sherlock Holmes. Chelsea Lodge.Image credit: SRX The crisp black-and-...
Image credit: Wikimedia Commons A European holiday is on many a Singaporean’s travel wishlist, but not everyone can afford an exotic trip to Italy. While we all know that Singapore Botanic Gardensis home to bountiful nature and flora, who would’ve thought that a hidden Sundial Gardenexhibit looks just like a luxe Italian garden? Featuring lilypad-f...
Australiais one of the most frequently visited travel destinations among Singaporeans, and you may find yourself missing the ocean breeze from Bondi Beach, penguin encounters at St. Kilda and boardwalk strolls on Fremantle. While you may not chance upon much wildlife at Quayside Isle, it is situated so far away from the city and heartlands that you...
Image credit: Brian McMorrow, PBase Bali’s iconic “Gates of Heaven” have been featured in thousands of photos across social media. For those who haven’t had the illusion shattered by reality, there actually isn’t a body of water surrounding the pillars. Instead, a man-made reflection is formed by holding a mirror or phone screen right under the cam...
Those who watched the 2009 blockbuster film Avatar might remember seeing magnificent floating mountainson screen. Although they look awe-inspiring enough to be 100% make-believe, they were actually inspired by existing pinnacles found in the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park of Hunan, China. As a garden city, Singapore has our fair share of natural ...
Image adapted from: @bafbes & @kareen_gan via Instagram As much as we love our concrete jungle, it’s also refreshing to surround yourself in nature once in a while. Take a break from the cityscape and drop by Gardenasia Bistro, set within the Kranji area. While there won’t be any neighbouring rolling hills like the ones in Cameron Highlands, you’ll...
Image credit: @walkercisesingapore via Instagram Be transported to the Wild West at Handlebar, located at Gillman Barracks. Northies might recognise the wooden store sign of the Handlebar outlet in Sembawang– but it has since closed down. The place is pet-friendly too. Image adapted from: @channellingthefoodieinme & @choocedric via Instagram It’s a...
Wanderlog is a free app that helps you plan your road trips and vacations with ease. You can add places from guides, import reservations, collaborate with friends, track expenses, and get personalized suggestions.
- Get Inspired. Deciding where to go on your road trip can be one of the most exciting parts of the planning process. You can start by exploring some of our road trip itineraries and then look to social media platforms for more inspiration.
- Plan Your Route. There are numerous apps for planning a road trip, which we’ve detailed in a separate article. Personally, I like to plan a road trip on the Roadtrippers App.
- Create A Road Trip Budget. Before making bookings you could consider estimating costs within your planning document. Use your planning sheet and our guide on how to create a road trip budget to outline the costs associated with your trip.
- Plan Things To Do. Being flexible by having a car is one of the main reasons why road trips are fun! Take your time while deciding all of the fun things you plan to do on your road trip itinerary.
- The Animal Resort – secret kampong farm deep in Seletar. We’re all familiar with big names like Jurong Bird Park and Singapore Zoo, but this laidback farm in Jalan Kayu is where you really get to come close with the animals.
- Little Island Brewing Co – microbrewery with self-serve beer on tap. Right on the edges of the island at Changi Village is one of Singapore’s few microbreweries, Little Island Brewing Co.
- Aquarium Iwarna – overnight prawning in the laidback countryside. Aquarium Iwarna in Pasir Ris Farmway is old-school and quiet, and sure is nostalgic.
- Soek Seng 1954 Bicycle Cafe – hidden eatery beside the Seletar airport runway. Bright and whimsical, the Soek Seng 1954 Bicycle Cafe is right beside the Seletar Airport runway, so it’s definitely not something you’ll discover through plain serendipity.
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May 26, 2020 · Learn how to plan, prepare, and enjoy your road trip with this comprehensive guide. Find tips on routes, destinations, budget, gear, apps, weather, and more.
