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The tour starts from where it all began at Raffles Landing Site, where Sir Stamford Raffles is believed to have first stepped ashore in 1819. Next stop Raffles Hotel where the high-society gathered to socialise in the 1800s. The tour concludes with a cruise along the Singapore River in a bumboat.
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Once a quaint old trading house, the Berjaya Duxton is a boutique hotel set in the historic Chinese district of the city. Because of the nature of the architecture, each of the 50 rooms maintains its individuality with the existence of sloping ceilings, spiral staircases, private corridors and antique furnishings.
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Enjoying a resort-style atmosphere and set in 15 acres of landscaped gardens, the Shangri-la is only 5 minutes away from the busy shopping area of Orchard Road. The hotel has three distinctive wings—The Tower Wing, The Garden Wing and the Valley Wing. Facilities include a stunning freeform swimming pool, health club and gymnasium.
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When staying at the Sentosa Resort & Spa you’d never know you were in cosmopolitan Singapore. It’s a tranquil resort, with villas and low-rise colonial-style buildings scattered across 27 acres of lush tropical woodland adjacent to the Sentosa Golf Club.
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The Eastern & Oriental Express is a hard-totop highlight of a visit to the Far East. Enjoy the best of everything as you travel in style through Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia. The splendour of the E&O, with its elegant compartments, delicious food and superb service, combined with the adventure of a journey through the heart of Asia, provides an incredible travel experience.
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Spend 3 nights in Bangkok, 3 nights in Singapore and 7 nights in Bali.
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Traders Hotel is situated on the fringe of bustling Orchard Road and close to the famed Botanic Gardens. The hotel represents a subtle blend of western comfort and Shangri-La hospitality with genuine value for money. After a long day, return to Traders caféfor a long cool drink, or perhaps a dip in the outdoor swimming pool.
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Formerly the 1920s post office building (a magnificent neo-classical-style structure), the Fullerton is Singapores latest masterpiece of comfort and elegance, with easy access to the culture and treasures of the city. Many of the guestrooms feature historic architectural cornices and motifs. A stay here will not disappoint the visitor.
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A visit to Singapore neednt be just about the city. Only a 50-minute high-speed catamaran ride from Singapore, and you can find yourself in the picturesque Tanjung Said Bay on Bintan Island, and the idyllic Angsana Resort & Spa. All rooms and suites take on a Balinese flavour, with spectacular views of the South China Sea.
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The words first Night Safari set in 40 hectares of secondary jungle will unfold the mystery and drama of the tropical jungle after dusk with stunning effect. See a myriad of nocturnal animals, from fierce predators to timid forest dwellers, in their natural habitat under subtle moon-glow lighting.
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Journey on board the Eastern & Oriental Express from the elegance of Singapore to the excitement of Bangkok through the heart of South East Asia, with visits to colonial Georgetown, Fort Cornwallis and the infamous River Kwai.
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This 16-night voyage to exotic ports in Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, and India will allow you to get up close to an incredible range of cultural treasures, colonial history, ancient temples, and spectacular natural beauty.
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A modern city of nearly three million located at the tip of the Malay Peninsular, Singapore is the ‘crossroads of Asia’. This community of Chinese, Malay and Indian races blend together to offer an eclectic mix of culture, food and fantastic shopping. If you have never been to Asia then Singapore is a good place to start. Take a few days to discover more than just its stopover clichés.A modern city of nearly three million located
at the tip of the Malay Peninsular, Singapore
is the ‘crossroads of Asia’. This community
of Chinese, Malay and Indian races blend
together to offer an eclectic mix of culture,
food and fantastic shopping. If you have never
been to Asia then Singapore is a good place to
start. Take a few days to discover more than
just its stopover clichés.
Book by 31 December 3000.
Singapore makes a great stopover destination if you are en route to Australia and New Zealand.
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The Orchard Hotel offers cosmopolitan elegance and comfort on the world famous Orchard Road. The hotel is ideally located for endless shopping and entertainment opportunities. Awardwinning Chef Eric Teos modern and creative cooking has turned the buffet spread in the Orchard Caféinto the most popular in town.
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A superb colonial-style hotel, renovated in the 90s, which exudes elegance and charm. All the luxuriously appointed suites benefit from a 24-hour personal valet. Of the 19 highly acclaimed bars and restaurants the most famous is the Long Bar. After an afternoons shopping or sightseeing pop in for a Singapore Sling for the perfect end to your day.
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