Learn English, Chinese and other new languages in School of Language International School of Language International is located in Tanjong Pagar, Singapore. This is a great place to learn a new language, as well as to appreciate the beauty of Singapore’s multi-culture, food and history. The following is posted by Caryn Tan on 19…
DetailsDo you want to learn Mandarin in Singapore? School of Language International is located in the beautiful country of Singapore. The official languages in Singapore are English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Why should you take Mandarin classes in Singapore? Firstly, more than 70% of Singaporeans speak Mandarin. You can practice your Mandarin with locals…
DetailsUniversal Studio, Trick Eye Museum, Marine Life Park and many more are all located in this beautiful island. This is also a peaceful place where you can take a breather from the bustle of the city and enjoy world-class dining at Blue Lotus, and Sabio By The Sea. Our school, Language International is located 5…
DetailsTake a tour of the latest addition to the Singapore’s art scene: the National Gallery Singapore. Its dazzling architecture and massive collection of modern art will keep you and your cameras busy for hours. Be sure to take in the works by leading Singaporean artists like Georgette Chen from the Nanyang school of the 1930s…
DetailsHop on a boat and head out to sea to explore the pristine, unspoilt beaches of the neighbouring Lazarus, Saint John’s, Kusu, and Sisters’ Islands. Ferry cruises to these destinations in the south of Singapore are available from Marina South Pier. Marina South Pier 31 Marina Coastal Drive Nearest MRT: Marina South Pier www.islandcruise.com.sg
DetailsThis lush botanical oasis is home to stunning flora and fauna as well as attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. Singapore Botanic Gardens 1 Cluny Road Nearest MRT: Botanic Gardens www.sbg.org.sg
DetailsWhat other place would even think of making a bizarre hybrid of a lion and fish its international ambassador? The Merlion’s body represents Singapore’s humble roots as a fishing village. Its head represents Singapore’s original name, Singapura, or “lion city” in Malay. Sounds good to us. Looks even better to the countless tourists who can’t…
DetailsWho needs photosynthesis? Singapore has 18 man-made “trees” between 25 and 50 meters tall, each loaded up with intricate vertical gardens.The colossal solar-powered supertrees are part of the 250-acre Gardens by the Bay. The evening light show gives you a neon appreciation for Singapore’s unique relationship with nature. Garden By the Bay One Fullerton Fullerton…
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