Singapore

It may be one of the most expensive cities in Southeast Asia, but it’s still possible to travel Singapore on a budget.

A mission to eat as much food as possible during a 24-hour layover.

Instead of heading to the malls, spend some time at one of Singapore’s museums.

My first impressions and fondest memories of Singapore will always be tied to the food scene.

Ian, the couchsurfing host for my 4-night stay in Singapore, took good care of me.  He was especially helpful in introducing me to the wonderful foods available in his country.  …

My memories of Singapore will be forever tied to the variety of delicious foods available, and Ian’s hospitality. Many people will claim you can see the city in a day, …

  Ian saw me off to the train on his way to work. He was entirely too generous with his time and money. While hostels aren’t particularly expensive in Singapore, …

The next day, I joined Ian on a short trip across the border to Singapore for a travel fair sponsored by Malaysia Air. Despite high hopes for cheap fairs, the …

On my second full day in Singapore, I ran an errand with Ian to his alma mater, the National University of Singapore. It was fun to walk through the halls, …

In Singapore, Dave visits the iconic Merlion, holds his first snake, and drinks a Singapore Sling at the Raffles Hotel where it was created.

  During the first part of the flight to Singapore, there was frequent turbulence and flashes of lightning through the clouds. Initially, I was engrossed in a conversation with the …