a guide for the economy traveller in singapore

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A Guide for the

Economy Traveller

in Singapore

“A journey is like marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it.”

– John Steinbeck



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You can actually enjoy within a limited budget in Singapore. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra organises musical concerts for free. So, you can enjoy quality music without spending a single penny! Here’s how you can have unlimited fun within a limited budget:

Things to do in Singapore at reasonable prices

Singapore offers a lot to see and do without spending a fortune. You can visit the beautiful Singapore Botanic Gardens for free. You can also experience the beauty of the Living Galleries at the National Museum of Singapore for free. Hit the clubs before the peak hours for free entry or hit the beach for a few rounds of reasonably priced drinks. If you fancy a pick-up game of football/soccer, head straight towards East Coast Park where you may find groups of amateurs engaging in friendly matches. You might want to visit the zoo which has a nominal entry fee. Experience popular night safaris and get up close with nocturnal animals. After a long day of activities, you need a place to rest.



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Backpacker’s hostels and dorms at your service

Try checking-in at any of the backpackers hostel at Kampong Glam, Little India, Chinatown or the Central Business District that are affordable and offer good facilities. These hostels will come in handy with comfortable stay at about one-tenth the cost of the city's more expensive resorts. Like an S$12 can get you a comfortable room for a night with a free beverage and next day's breakfast.

The other options are the budget hotels that are positioned in between hostels and star retreats. You will find good hotels starting from about S$40 a night. There are plenty of options scattered around the city. After you have taken care of your lodging, it is now time to look into cheap yet tasty food! You can't sustain the whole day by just having the complimentary breakfast served at some of the hotels. You also need to think of arranging the other meals. Yes, there is such a thing as a free lunch, and there are quite a few cheap eateries too. In addition, there are the very reasonable food court meals that save the day.



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Reasonable yet quality food!

You will find eateries and food courts that serve good quality tasty food at pocket-friendly rates. For those who want a taste of the local flavour, target the hawker centres, which comprise rows of small food stalls serving a variety of good food and desserts, and again at very reasonable rates. The hawker centres also have stalls that sell beverages. There are enough places to satiate your gastronomic needs while taking care of your wallet. Oh, and if you want it free, visit the Singapore Buddhist lodge!

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Travel without worry

Singapore: a good choice for the economy traveller

The network of Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) trains and buses runs the length and breadth of the country and, most importantly, offers very cheap travel options. Apart from the MRT, you can avail other modes of public transport that aren't very expensive either. Avail buses, and enjoy the journey, as well as the destination.

So, you can have a blast in Singapore within a really constricted budget! This was just a glimpse of all you can do within your defined budget. There is much more you can do like witness a beautiful sunset from the top of Mount Faber; rent a bike at cheap rates for going around, and much more. So, if you are strapped for cash, but still wish for a nice enjoyable vacation, Singapore is your place to be.



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