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It is with great pleasure I can say “Singapore, here we come!” After many years writing about all the fun and excitement in other places in the world we think we might have found the happiest place on earth; Singapore, your town. Staying in Singa- pore, meeting many different venues like concert halls, hotels, restaurants, shopping both on a grand scale and the small family businesses, I am so happy for the welcoming we have received. Smiling faces, happy people and proud individuals alike reached out and embraced us so we just had to make Singapore a vital and funky part of the Go! Magazine family. Our team in Singapore will be our ears and eyes and help us find both the sweet spots and the untold stories and you are welcome to contact them at any time. Being in the publishing business for some 30 plus years I will continue to carry the torch of the printed magazine. Digital media has an important role to play but when it comes to high end lifestyle, print is still the best choice. So join us on the marvelous journey making the Go! Singapore magazine a happy experience in promoting Singapore as the fun, happy, sparkling city full of opportunities and fantastic people. Our mission is to tell visitors and locals about the many great things you can do in this magic town. And doing it in a 100% positive way. We can only be as good as we can be in collaboration with the key players in Singapore and the work continues to find as many as possible. Together we will make Singapore stand out as the greatest city in the world for everybody.

GO! SINGAPOREMAGAZINE is published by GO! Magazine Asia PTE. LTD and is a bi-monthly magazine for visitors and natives of Singapore. THE GREAT FOOD FESTIVAL Managing Director/Editor In-Chief: Mr Paer Ola Sjoesten Sales director: Mrs Annika Sjoesten Financial director: Ms Lotta Eriksson Art director: The gastronomic event of the year. Ms Camilla Wilhelmsson

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– 4 – – 5 – KEEPING THE Photo: Pixabay REMEM- GOING SOULS HAPPY BRANCE NAVY The Hungry Ghost Festival is one of the

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board / Journeys PTE LTD best times of the year to soak in the local REBUILT culture and observe traditional rites in Learn about the Singapore Navy and how it all began. View guns hyper-modern Singapore. and other things from the Navy´s early warships. WWII has left a past to be remembered also in Singapore. A heritage site com- Also all about what makes the Singapore Navy a modern fight- Just as the Americans have Halloween, the Chinese have the Hungry memorating the work of prisoners with a museum and a church in service. ing force, the platforms it possesses and the arsenal that they pack. Ghost Festival, known as Zhong Yuan Jie in Chinese, when the souls of It is a very interesting museum, located a little bit off the beaten track but LAW OF Try taking out simulated enemy targets, navigate a ship through the the dead are believed to roam the earth. According to tradition, these never the less well worth a visit; The Changi Chapel. It is a replica of the one busy Singapore Strait or steer a submarine underwater. The “Navy ghosts can get naughty if ignored so all sorts of offerings are made built by Allied prisoners-of-war during the Japanese occupation of Singapore Family” protects the shores and waters and contributes in overseas during this period, which is the seventh month in the lunar calendar. between 1942-1945. THE LAND operations such as the disastrous Tsunami in 2004 and countering During those dark days in World War II, the foreign POWs found comfort piracy since 2009.# IMPORTANT OFFERINGS through religious expression and the Christians of different denominations be- Did you ever notice those metal bins around residential areas and came united under their hardship, erecting the chapel as a place of worship and This exhibition introduces the rich history of The Navy Museum, www.mindef.gov.sg housing estates? They fill a certain purpose as they are specifically pro- embellishing it with murals as a symbol of hopes and dreams. Today, the replica Singapore’s constitutional development from vided to contain the stacks of hell money and paper offerings, such chapel continues to pay tribute to the men and women who gave their lives dur- its founding as a British settlement in 1819 to as cars, watches and jewellery, that are burned by relatives to appease ing the Japanese occupation. The murals have been painstakingly recreated, and its emergence as a sovereign republic in 1965. their deceased family members, taking care of their material needs and the chapel also houses original artefacts from the period donated by surviving Discover rare constitutional documents from keep them happy even in the afterlife. Also condoms and Viagra is of- prisoners and their relatives. the library and archives, each capturing a key fered to provide for every possible need. Meanwhile, the Chapel continues to function as a church where sermons and moment in Singapore’s legal history and jour- Do watch your step in case you trample on food left out in the open. services are still conducted. The Chapel and Museum is a humble yet stoic re- ney to independence.# Although many place their food offerings such as oranges, rice or even minder of a bleak chapter in Singapore’s past.# suckling pig and joss sticks on proper altars, others put them at the side Law of the Land, ongoing exhibition at the of footpaths or even alongside trees. Changi Museum, www.changimuseum.sg National Gallery, www.nationalgallery.sg ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE GHOSTS

Photo: Pixabay And as if satisfying the ghosts’ appetites for money and food wasn’t enough, taking care of their entertainment is also important. Large tents are set up in open fields to host lavish dinners and auctions in es- SINGAPORE tates like Ang Mo Kio and Yishun. There are performances too, such as Chinese operas and ‘getai’, live stage performances, which feature tales SNAPPING of gods and goddesses, bawdy stand-up comedy, as well as traditional NIGHT FESTIVAL song and dance acts.# AWAY Hungry Ghost Festival, August 11 – September 9, citywide, Art and culture spill onto the streets when dusk falls at the www.visitsingapore.com, Singapore Night Festival (SNF) as summer is coming to a close. Today everybody has a high resolution camera in their smart #sghungryghostfestival phones and are snapping away like never before. This was not on instagram For two weekends every August, stretching all the way to Middle Night owls will enjoy the playing their original works and always the case. Not too many years ago taking a photo involved the Singapore Night Festival Road. many events held late into the rocking the night away. cameras and operating focus, aperture and exposing time. transforms the areas of Bras Ba- The signature highlight of night at cultural institutions If you’re in Singapore, don’t The museum is in the form of a camera, the entry shaped sah/Bugis into a midsummer’s the festival surely must be the such as the National Museum of miss the chance to see Singa- like a lens. Around 1000 cameras from replicas of the mam- celebration of sorts. Zero in on interactive light installations Singapore, the Peranakan Muse- pore’s heritage, arts and culture moth camera till an 11 gram camera, unique ones from spy Armenian Street, which be- that turn the facades of the Sin- um, Singapore Art Museum, The in an entirely different light.# cameras to 3D cameras and an authentic replica of the first ever comes a pedestrian-only area gapore Art Museum and the Substation and more. You’ll have photograph taken.# during the festival. This noc- National Museum of Singapore a hoot too at the various street Singapore Night Festival, turnal extravaganza happens into magical works of wonder. and music performances, by lo- August 17–25, Vintage Camera Museum, elsewhere around the city too, cal and international artists, all www.nightfestival.sg www.vintagecamerasmuseumsg.com

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A DELICIOUS FESTIVAL Photo: Jordane Mathieu/Unsplash Photo: Kaboompics.com

Singapore is truly a foodie´s heaven. The city is literally littered with restaurants for every desire and pallet. From small food stands at the popular hawkers places to super fine dining at any of the star studded Michelin restaurants. It´s what the Singapor- THE GREAT FOOD FESTIVAL eans do as their favourite past time, eat. To celebrate the marvelous food of Singapore Singapore’s largest food festival, a collab- the annual Great Food Festival kicks off in late September. oration between Resorts World™ Sentosa (RWS) and Savour Events, is primed to be the gastronomic event of the year. Sprawled over Celebrity chefs, masterclasses and a feast cadre of local chefs will be presenting more FEAST OF KINGS 215,000 square feet, the food spectacle will inspired by the royalty of eons past are de- than 50 dishes inspired by the culinary her- Always wanted a seat at the lavish banquets showcase chefs from Michelin-starred res- scending upon Resorts World™ Sentosa for itage of Spain, Thailand and Mexico, among you see on Game of Thrones? Then gather taurants, both local and international, cooking this years culinary extravaganza. other nations. The food ranges from the tradi- your mates and register for Feast of Kings. up a storm of flavours and colours. tional, like Orlando Eggleton’s tacos, to fusion You’ll be dining like the lords and ladies of STAR CHEF ARENA fare such as Han Li Guang’s rendang (braised centuries past. But this time, you’ll be taken September 21–24 Think of this as a food court fit for royalty. In meat cooked in coconut milk and spices) care of by chefs from Michelin-starred restau- one hall, more than 50 dishes from Miche- quinoa risotto. rants. www.tgff.com.sg lin-starred restaurants from the world over will be yours for the taking, starting at only ROLLIN’ SWEET TIMES CONNOISSEUR COLLECTION SGD 10 each. Rub shoulders with the top Do you have a sweet tooth? Not a problem. Too many cooks won’t spoil the broth, not toques: Enrico and Roberto Cerea from Italy’s Lovers of cakes, pastries and other sweet treats if they’re acclaimed chefs from some of Sin- three-Michelin-starred Da Vittorio and Cat will want to make a beeline for Asia’s largest gapore’s top restaurants. In the Connoisseur Cora of Iron Chef fame, who will be serving dessert fair. Besides the 300 desserts that you Collection, three pairs of chefs will be joining up their acclaimed plates of heaven. can sample or bring home, Rollin’ Sweet Times forces for a series of ‘four-hands’ dinners on will also be conducting free masterclasses. In- 25 and 26 September in RWS’ restaurants.# HERITAGE LANE stagram star bakers Julián Ángel and Clifford Stroll down Heritage Lane and let aromas Luu are teaming up to present tips and tricks from traditional cuisines wash over you. A on how to make their picture-perfect cakes. Photo: Jay Wennington/Unsplash

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ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM

For more information about exhibitions, guided tours and exciting workshops visit www.marinabaysands.com/ museum

Elegantly designed to resemble an open lotus flower, the ArtScience Museum is representative of Singapore’s recent drive towards the construction of attractions boasting world class and ultra-modern architecture. WHETHER YOU ARE GUNNING FOR ARABIC OR AMERICAN YOU ARE SURE The museum stands out as a part of the icon- guably Singapore’s prestigious museum, host- The exhibitions at the museum is not ic Marina Bay Sands and boasts a constantly ing the work of established, world-renowned limited only to artwork. Previous touring TO FIND IT HERE. A SATURATED CUP OF changing program of touring exhibits, which artists like previously mentioned Dali and exhibitions have also included items, objects have included such world famous artists like Warhol. and costumes from the Titanic, showing like ROASTED BEANS TURNED INTO A Salvadore Dali: Mind of a Genius and another There is also a permanent exhibition called a time capsule the intricate details of life on entitled by Polish/American pop art master ArtScience Gallery. It comprises three differ- board the doomed ship and the passengers MAGIC PORTION OF JOY AND ENERGY Andy Warhol: 15 Minutes Eternal. ent sections: Curiosity, Inspiration, and Ex- personal effects. Also a very popular exhibi- TO LAST YOU THE REST OF THE DAY. While the Singapore Art Museum and the pression. The permanent exhibition displays tion was Harry Potter, the well known chil- local galleries primarily goal is to promote objects and artefacts that pays tribute to the drens book character with magical powers, up-and-coming Singaporean and Asian con- artistic and scientific accomplishments of hu- as well as historical artefacts from Genghis For advertising in Go! Singapore please call (+65) 8332 7177 temporary art, the ArtScience Museum is ar- mankind through the ages. Khan’s Mongolia and Tang Dynasty China.#

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Photos: Pixabay DURIAN: KING OF FRUITS

A delicacy to some, a dread to others. But whatever you think of it, it´s here to stay and its humble influence is to be seen even in flashy architecture. We are of course talking about the king of fruits; the durian. The durian is commonly known as the “King of the Fruits”, a label that can be attributed to its formidable look and overpowering odour. In its native southeastern Asia, the durian is an everyday food and portrayed C in the local media in accordance with the cultural perception it has in M the region. The oddly shaped Esplanade building in Singapore (Thea-

Y tres on the Bay) is often called “The Durian” by locals.#

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CULTURAL HERITAGE

To better understand and enjoy the rich culture of South East Asia a visit to the Asian Civilisations Museum is highly recommended.

It is arguably Singapore’s most impressive museum, eo terminals scattered through the exhibits help to filled with art and artefacts from all over Asia em- understand the artefacts on display by explaining ASIAN CIVILISATION phasising the diversity of ethnic groups and reli- their historical value as well as their importance for MUSEUM, ACM gions to be found in the continent. people belonging to the different ethnic and reli- The permanent exhibits have independent sec- gious groups today. tions for many of the major religions in Asia, includ- The ACM, as it´s called, has another perma- www.acm.org.sg ing Islam, Daoism and Buddhism. These are com- nent exhibition inspired by its location along the plemented by another set of exhibits centred on the Singapore River, which focuses its important role in multitude of ethnic groups in the region that makes Singapore’s history as a hub for trading and com- especially Singapore the melting pot it has become. merce.# Put together, they present the cultures of Asia in their full colour and richness. The interactive vid-

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– 20 – – 21 – ABOVE: EXTERIOR VIEW OF PERANAKAN MUSEUM Photo: Afur Wong BELOW: INTERIOR OF PERANAKAN MUSEUM Photo: Darren Soh

The Peranakan Museum is a fascinating venue ing to themes like food, marriage, fashion, and dedicated to what is known as the ‘Peranakan’ funerals. There are interactive videos in each culture that is very unique to Singapore and segment that elaborate on the static artefacts PERANAKAN MUSEUM Southeast Asia. The cultural influence of peo- on display, explaining their origins, their evo- ple from India, China and, later, the European lution over time, and how they have come to colonial powers, mixed marriages between define the unique Peranakan culture. www.peranakanmuseum.org.sg people of different cultures became increas- The culinary impact that the Peranakans CULTURAL ingly common. The descendants of these have had upon Singapore is arguably the most mixed marriages, known as ‘Peranakans’, be- interesting discovery to be made at the muse- gan to forge a distinct community and cultur- um. Even Singaporeans may not realise how al identity that had a tremendous influence much of the food served at the many hawker CAULDRON upon society in Southeast Asia, and particu- centres and food courts in Singapore actually larly in the lands that would become modern have their roots in Peranakan kitchens, from Singapore and Malaysia. the spicy laksa curry, something you just have Explore how influential cultural forces The museum offers a fascinating insight to try while in Singapore, to the soft lushious has formed a thriving modern community into the development of the Peranakan cul- popiah, vegetable rolls that is a staple dish for ture, from its multi-cultural beginnings in the everybody. If the melting pot of cultures in that dazzles the eyes of the world. 18th and 19th century through to the ways in Singapore intrigues you, then the Peranakan which Peranakans have adapted to the mod- Museum is definitely on your bucket list.# ernising influences of modern times. Like the National Museum of Singapore, the Peranakan Museum is sectioned accord- BEADED SLIPPERS Photo: Singapore Tourism Board

– 22 – – 23 – A STORY OF CHINESE HERITAGE Singapore’s historic Chinatown is a bustling mix of old and new, filled with traditional shops and markets as well as cool stores and cafes. The cramped five-foot-ways, dingy alleys and raucous street hawkers are relics of Chinatown’s past. Yet pockets of history remain in Chinatown, along with more modern sights. You could easily spend a few days wandering through these still-narrow streets. Family operated goldsmiths, traditional medicinal halls and teahouses ply their trades next to sleeker neighbours such as hipster bars and lifestyle shops.

EAT, DRINK AND BE VERY MERRY Singapore is all about food and eating and if you’re a devoted foodie, try the Chinatown spe- cials like ‘char kway teow’ (stir-fried noodles) and ‘satay’ (barbecued meat skewers) at Chinatown Food Street, a row of hawker stalls, shophouse restaurants and kiosks along Smith Street. For trendier tastes, chic restaurants and bars are in Neil Road, Duxton Road and Keong Saik Road. The vibe is electric in Club Street and Ann Siang Road on Friday and Saturday nights, when locals as well as expats head down for dinner, drinks and endless fun.

SO MUCH TO DO Want to shop? Buy souvenirs in Pagoda Street, ‘bak kwa’ (barbecued meat) in New Bridge Road or traditional Chinese medicine in South Bridge Road. Chinatown is where Hindu temples and mosques sit right next to Chinese temples. Sri Mariamman Temple and Jamae Mosque are on South Bridge Road, as is the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. To rest that weary head, stay at a boutique ho- CHINATOWN tel in Duxton Road, Keong Saik Road and Ann Siang Road. For budget stays, try Trengganu Street, Mosque Street and Temple Street. Best of Singapore is a boiling mix of nationalities and all, there’s free Wi-Fi connection all over the Chi- natown area so you can continue to be plugged in people from all over the world which contributes while you sightsee, shop and eat. to the bustling pulse of the town. People from China makes out some 76% of the population and SEE & DO From migrant settlement to a vibrant heritage their mark is all over town and especially in the precinct, get captivated by the Chinatown story. Chinatown district. So let´s go there and experience With revamped exhibits at the Chinatown Herit- it in full colours. age Centre, immerse yourself in a multi-sensory experience of Chinese culture. First of its kind in Singapore, Singapore Musical Box Museum aims to share the history of musical boxes as well as to entertain the visitors with music from the an- tiques. LANTERN DECORATIONS IN CHINATOWN Photo: Afur Wong/ Singapore Tourism Board ››

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See the toys you played with, recognise the ones you always wanted and explo- EAT re a world of toys you didn´t even know There are so many great places to fill up your tummy. Dine like a local at Chinatown Food Street, PHOTOS: where a tantalising spread of local delights awaits. Take a break from the heat too, in the special- existed. ly-cooled alfresco dining area. One of the pioneers of the small plate-big plate menu concept, THE GOOD BEER COMPANY IN The Disgruntled Chef, serves Modern European cuisine with touches of Asian flavours and CHINATOWN Photo: Danny Santos original handcrafted cocktails – courtesy of award-winning Founder & Executive Chef Daniel Sia. TWO SKY BRIDGES OF THE PINNACLE AT DUXTON Photo: The Mint Museum of Toys hosts a very impressive collection of 50,000 taking you through its impressive array of toys, the museum hopes to SHOP Darren Soh rare and antique toys from over 40 countries worldwide. From trinkets rekindle the memories of your own childhood, in the same way as Pix- Head to iconic century year old medical oil shop Chop Wah On and take home their popular to full collections of figurines with an estimated value of over 5 million ar’s Toy Story series, perhaps. You might even recognise some of your eucalypthol balms or exotic oils. These make great gifts with their traditional packaging and CROWDED CHINATOWN FOOD Singapore dollars. own toys from way back. You feel young at heart again. healing properties. Take a breather at Grassroots Book Room, a prominent Chinese bookstore/ STREET Photo: Danny Santos The exhibits are arranged according to different themes such as The museum hopes to portray toys as more than mere playthings, to café which houses works by award-winning illustrators and serves up freshly baked bread. Outer Space, to Comic Characters, then to Childhood Favourites and show that toys convey the culture and history of the countries in which INTERIOR OF BUDDHA TOOTH finally to Collectable Toys. they were made and played in. Ultimately, the museum promises to tell BRING BACK RELIC TEMPLE Photos: Marklin The Comic Characters section contains a fascinating collection of the story of the world in the 19th and 20th century through the unique Tong Heng is home to one of the most popular egg tarts and traditional Chinese pastries on Ang rare Batman toys, including Commissioner Gordon’s car and a Batman medium of vintage toys.# the island. With over 90 years of history, they’ve also perfected omelette toast with kaya and Robot, while the Childhood Favourites section has a huge collection desserts.# of dolls and teddy bears that is said to be one of the largest in Asia. By The Mint Museum of Toys , www.emint.com

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CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN DESIGN After an extensive SGD 45 million makeover in 2015, the hotel offers a contemporary and functional environment suited for business and leisure travellers, as reflected in the design of the brand-new 565 rooms and suites, public spaces and dining venues. The lobby is a playful yet subtle showcase of art pieces inspired by adventure and travel, including a ‘trickeye’ wall with bicycles. The energet- ic ambiance carries over to the guest rooms which feature a contemporary design incor- porating local references such as shophous- es, orchids and bicycles. Designed with the modern traveller in mind, the rooms offer innovative working areas and clever storage All photos: Jen Tanglin Singapore spaces alongside universal sockets and USB

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charging outlets. The comfortable mattress with calls and internet outside of the hotel, enjoy access 300-thread-count linens and high-pressure shower to the PressReader app with over 7,000 magazines ensure a refreshing stay. and newspapers and mobile charging stations to HOTEL JEN TANGLIN keep you plugged in and ready to go. SINGAPORE RESTAURANTS AND BAR 1A Cuscaden Road, J65, the all-day dining restaurant, reflects Singa- DOWNTOWN LOCATION Singapore 249716 pore’s multicultural cuisine through its sumptuous Hotel Jen Tanglin is situated in the central region Phone: (65) 6738 2222 buffets and a-la-carte menu. Guests who are in a of Singapore and at the start of Orchard Road. The Email: [email protected] rush can grab a complimentary takeaway breakfast hotel is in close proximity to the Singapore Botanic box and coffee-to-go. Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well Reservations Team Jen’s Kitchen On-the-Go serves artisanal coffee as medical centres and embassies. It is conveniently Phone: (65) 6831 4333 roasted by Hook Coffee, a local coffee entrepreneur. connected to Tanglin Mall, a one-stop lifestyle mall Email: reservations. Connectivity is key! Enjoy the fast free WiFi, charg- with a supermarket, shops, restaurants and other [email protected] ing stations, computer and printer to facilitate your services. business needs. www.hoteljen.com/ Ah Hoi’s Kitchen offers alfresco dining with au- FACILITIES AND SERVICES tanglin thentic Singapore flair and the signature Singapore Ballroom and meeting facilities for up to 300 people Chilli Crab is a must-try. Large 30m resort-style outdoor pool set amidst lush Rumpoles Bar is where guests can enjoy creative greenery 24-hour fitness centre Shuttle service to cocktails, refreshing Singaporean beer or a night- Orchard Road and the central business district Af- cap. fordable wash-and-fold service at one price for unlimited items in a laundry bag Vending machines STAY CONNECTED selling snacks and travel amenities 24-hour room Staying connected at Hotel Jen is a given. Enjoy fast service Complimentary fruit-infused water in the and free WiFi throughout the hotel, use the compli- lobby.# mentary handy smartphone to enjoy international THE JEWELRY STORE For advertising in GO! Singapore please call (+65) 8332 7177 – 30 – – 31 – Photo: Singapore Tourism Board

RESTAURANT ANDRÉ iature cheesecakes bottled up in prescription 41 Bukit Pasoh Road, bottles. Other odd combos include the ome- Phone +65 6534 8880 lette with smoked eel and caviar, which can be Taiwanese-born chef André Chiang has one washed down with some beetroot, horserad- key principle: each of the eight dishes on his ish and sorrel juice. Weird? Yes! Wonderful? ever-changing menu correlates to a set of Absolutely! eight elements. The bold flavours in his foie gras with black truffle evoke the ‘memory’ of RAFFLES GRILL CIVIC DISTRICT diners, whilst his ‘pure’ dishes are prepared Raffles Hotel, 1 Beach Road, without seasoning or the use of electricity. It Phone: +65 6412 1816 sounds like borderline pretentious, but with The classic setting and long history behind the Restaurant André consistently ranking in Raffles Hotel render this dining experience a Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, the culinary world must. Don’t be misled by the elegant coloni- seems to think it works on a world-beating al British inspired interiors; the menu leans level. towards contemporary French, where classic dishes evolve into extraordinary works of art. JAAN The multi-course, Raffles’ favourites such as 70th Floor, 2 Stamford Road, Swissôtel the caviar, duck liver, lobster and fillet steak going Stamford, Phone: +65 6837 3322 hand-in-hand with the pianist playing in the Boasting panoramic views of the Singapore background and the most impeccable service skyline, restaurant Jaan’s wow-factor starts in Singapore. before you’ve even taken your first bite. It’s no surprise that this intimate 40-seat venue WAKU GHIN MARINA BAY SANDS has been a permanent fixture on critically-ac- Marina Bay Sands, Phone: +65 6688 8507 claimed lists of best restaurants in Asia, with Waku Ghin is acclaimed celebrity chef Tet- its French menu delighting even the most suya Wakuda’s fine-dining restaurant. The discerning of food critiques. Jaan’s five or sev- intimate restaurant´s dining concept is based en-course set menu brings the finest seasonal upon a multi-faceted use of space, where din- ingredients to centre stage to enhance delica- ers can move from room to room. The 8,000 cies such as fresh oysters, langoustine, caviar, sqft restaurant features a 3,000-label wine list foie gras and pigeon. as well as an intimate lounge at the entrance for aperitifs with four unique dining rooms IGGY’S featuring private enclosures for small parties. 581 Orchard Road, Hilton Singapore Hotel Following this, diners then move into the Phone: +65 6732 2234 main dining room, coffee and digestifs, while Ask any Singaporean what the best restaurant taking in the floor-to-ceiling views of the Sin- in the country is and the name ‘Iggy’s’ will gapore skyline. more than likely pop up. The award-winning OUR FAVOURITE... restaurant is synonymous with creative, del- CUT BY WOLFGANG PUCK icate flavours inspired by all corners of the The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, culinary world. Diners can enjoy some par- Phone +65 6688 8517 ticularly flamboyant sounding dishes such as The second Marina Bay Sands restaurant cappellini with sakura ebi, and tuna belly with not to be missed is CUT by Wolfgang Puck, RESTAURANTS pinot noir, all in the cool surroundings of the simply this is the best steakhouse in Singapo- Hilton Singapore Hotel on Orchard Road. re. Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck imports in only the finest, freshest cuts of beef such as THE TIPPLING CLUB CHINATOWN American sirloin, ribeye and filet, alongside Singapore is attracting more and more critically acclaimed chefs and 38 Tanjong Pagar Road, more exclusive varieties such as Australian internationally renowned restaurant names, further strengthening what Phone: +65 6475 2217 Angus and Japanese Wagyu and Kobe. Don’t After enjoying half a decade of success on expect your usual steakhouse settings either; is one of the most popular pastimes on the island: eating. Progressive, Dempsey Hill, this critically acclaimed restau- the decor and ambiance oozes class and sop- innovative and culturally diverse, it’s no wonder so many restaurants rant is enjoying a new lease of life after mov- histication, making this not only Singapore’s here find themselves on the world’s best restaurants lists. ing to the more central Chinatown area. Eng- best steakhouse, but also its poshest. Meat in lish-born head chef Ryan Clift takes the word style.# innovative to a whole new level, with his min-

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The Formula 1 circus is coming to town in September with lots of activities and fun for everybody.

2008 was the first year for the Singapore Grand Prix and it has developed into one of the most exciting races over the racing season with lots of speed and daring races on the magnificent track. Singapore´s Marina Bay Street Circuit is the slowest court but with its narrow streets and bumpy tarmac it is one of the most demanding tracks in the world. All the teams are present with their world class drivers that battle it out at blistering speeds. A fun fact is that the first winner of the Singapore Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso, is still in the driver seat and will this year compete for the McLaren-Renault team. But the Singapore Grand Prix is so much more than just the race on Sunday. Lots of events for the whole family is going on during the week leading up to the race. So you don´t have to be a designate motor head to be able to enjoy the festivities.#

Singapore Grand Prix, Marina Bay Street Circuit, September 16, www.singaporegp.sg

– 34 – – 35 – Photo: Chuttersnap/Unsplash BACK ALLEY OF HAJI LANE. Photo: Marklin Ang

A MALAY ENCLAVE Kampong Glam has its origins as a thriving port town and is Singapore’s oldest urban quarter. In Malay, the word ‘Kampong’ means “compound”, while ‘Glam’ is often attributed to the gelam tree which was found and used locally for boat-making, medicine and even as a seasoning for food. In 1822, Sir Stamford Raffles allocated the area to the Malay Sultan Hussain Mohammed Shah and others in the Muslim community, including Arab and Bugis traders.

DELIGHTS APLENTY Today, the grounds of the ‘Istana’ (‘palace’) is home to the Malay Her- itage Centre, where you can get to know Malay history and culture A CLOSE UP EVENING VIEW OF THE UPPER SECTION OF THE SULTAN MOSQUE better. You’ll love the selection of culinary delights here, from local delicacies such as nasi padang (steamed rice served with various dishes) and Malay kuih (‘cakes’) to Middle Eastern, Japanese, Swedish and even Mexican fare. Shoppers will head to colourful Haji Lane, a row of THE GLAM OF

multi-label stores, quirky boutiques KAMPONG as well as hip bars and cafes. Or pick up traditional wares such as Persian carpets, kebaya dresses and hand- made perfumes from Arab Street GLAM and Bussorah Street. Kampong Glam truly comes alive during Ramadan (Muslim fasting month) leading up to Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Join in the ‘breaking of fast’ (iftar) in the eve- nings, or stroll through the bustling night markets.

SEE & DO You can’t miss the massive golden Discover Kampong Glam’s rich history, living traditions, domes and huge prayer hall of Sul- tan Mosque, the focal point for Sin- excellent eateries and trendy shops in this vibrant neigh- gapore’s Muslim community. The bourhood. Most Singaporeans say Kampong Glam really Malay Heritage Centre is a must-visit is glamorous. The area has an magic blend of history, if you’re keen on learning about the rich history of Singapore’s Malay culture and a super-trendy lifestyle scene. community. SHOP ALLEY AT HAJI LANE. Photo: Danny Santos.

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WESTERN CUISINE FROM MAISON IKKOKU. Photo: Afur Wong Photos: Pixabay

SHOP Royal Fabrics on Arab Street has exquisite fabrics like Malay and Indonesian batik. EAT Independent multi-label store Threadbare & Squirrel on The nasi padang (Indonesian dishes flavoured with spices North Bridge Road stocks a wide range of trendy clothes. and served with rice) at Hjh Maimunah is famous among locals. BRING BACK Café and boutique Maison Ikkoku on Kandahar Street Arabic perfumes, massage oils, body soap and shower creams offers tasty modern food, and also houses an excellent from fragrance boutique Jamal Kazura Aromatics on Busso- rooftop cocktail bar. rah Street.#

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ANGIE SEE Associate Division Director

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In 2017, she identified the potential in high-end, luxury properties in the Core Central Region. With her sound acumen in the property market, she achieved high-volume sales in 2017 with the bulk of it from properties in Districts 9 and 10. This outstanding achievement Ballet placed her in the Top 1% Achievers in ERA. SINGAPORE FLAUNTS THE To date, Angie consistently clinches a spot in various Top Achievers lists. BIGGEST AND MOST AMAZING Conscientious and committed to providing her utmost, she is highly 4 U regarded as a real estate professional by her clients. She keeps herself updated on the latest frameworks and developments in the SHOWS IN THE WORLD. property market. Also a Singapore Accredited Mortgage Planner, she is able to guide her clients on advanced financing strategies and To enjoy a sensible financial plan to cater to their investment profiles. INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTARS

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– 40 – – 41 – Through presentations and re-presentations of a museum’s collection, artwork commissions, Singapore Art Museum, SAM, adaptations and loans, each exhibition also brings makes the art of putting together together a kaleidoscope of artistic lenses through exhibitions an interesting show which the world can be viewed anew.

of skill, knowledge and effort. A Until 26 August 2018, SAM Curve ROOMS WITH special contemporary art prize highlights moderna artists. For all ASIA PACIFIC BREWERIES FOUNDA- TION SIGNATURE ART PRIZE 2018 explorers of all ages, a fun world Inaugurated in 2008 by the Asia Pacific Breweries through time engages the mind. Foundation and the Singapore Art Museum, the triennial APB Foundation Signature Art Prize re- turns for its fourth edition in 2018. Recognising STORIES outstanding examples of contemporary art from both emerging and established artists over the previous three years, the prize puts the spotlight on the most compelling, cogent and complex works of art from the Asia-Pacific rim to the region of Central Asia.

Until September 2 2018, National Museum of Singapore

IMAGINARIUM: INTO THE SPACE OF TIME Singapore Art Museum invites all dauntless time travellers to Imaginarium: Into the Space of Time, the eighth edition of the museum’s annual family-friendly exhibition. Mysterious yet imbued in every living being, time has fascinated humankind for ages. From chart- ing the movements of planets to cataloguing our days, new tools of measure are constantly being created to frame or direct our lives. Join SAM as we discover what the fourth di- mension means to different people and cultures. Explore the myths and theories that shape our memories and futures, and ponder relationships between time and space. Through interactive art-

STÉPHANE MASSON’S MOMENTARIUM (2018), THE IMAGINARIUM EXHIBITION. works by artists from the region and around the All Photos: Singapore Art Museum world, the 2018 edition of Imaginarium invites the audience to engage their senses and expand their horizons in this journey through time.# INSTALLATION IN PROGRESS: Installation in Progress charts Singapore EXHIBITION-MAKING AND THE Art Museum’s exhibition history, presents a Until August 26 2018, SAM at 8Q SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM new artwork commission from Singaporean What is an exhibition? How is an exhibition artist Michael Lee, and an interactive compo- made? And why do we make exhibitions? nent that lets visitors try out their own exhibi- SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM Exhibitions are core to the life of a muse- tion plans. In doing so, the presentation sur- um and Installation in Progress takes a closer veys the spectrum of SAM’s past exhibitions, www.singaporeartmuseum.sg look at exhibition making from the perspec- the current day and speculates on future pos- #singaporeartmuseum tives of three parties: the curator, the artist sibilities. and the audience. MAYUKO KANAZAWA’S UTSUROI IROHA (2014), (LEFT) BOEDI WIJAJA’S ROUND AND ROUND AND BACK HOME AGAIN (2018), THE IMAGINARIUM EXHIBITION. (RIGHT) THASNAI SETHASEREE, UNTITLED (HUA LAMPHONG), THE IMAGINARIUM EXHIBITION. 2016. FINALIST AND ONE OF THE WINNERS OF THE JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD OF THE APB FOUNDATION SIGNATURE ART PRIZE 2018. – 42 – Photo: Singapore Tourism Board

1. LONG BEACH 3. JUMBO SEAFOOD RESTAURANT SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 20 Upper Circular Road #B1-48 220 Stadium Boulevard, phone (65) 6344 The Riverwalk, phone (65) 6534 3435, daily 7722, daily 11:00 - 15:00; 17:00 - 01:15 12:00 – 15:00, 18:00 – 00:00

A SPICY VERSION CLASSIC CHILLI CRAB: OF CHILLI CRAB: The thing that defines the style and tastes for Long Beach’s chilli crab is granted to be the chilli crab at a seafood restaurant must be the highest rank of seafood feast, especially for chilli sauce. No doubt, the chilli sauce of Jum- chilli – seafood lovers. The higher level of bo lives up to its reputation – a classic version, spiciness sets this restaurant apart from oth- which is thick, sweet, and slightly spicy. Its ers. The gravy is an impeccable combination spiciness level is at the lowest one, compared of spiciness, sweetness and saltiness, comple- with its other counterparts, so it might be just menting perfectly with mantou. And how is nice for Western palates. the crab? Absolutely, it is the best of your dish with very juicy and fresh flesh. IN A CLASSY AMBIENCE: The high quality chilli crab in a classy ambi- 5. MELLBEN SEAFOOD BEST PLACE TO ence makes passed-by people jealous. Jumbo AT ANG MO KIO HAVE BLACK PEPPER CRAB: seafood at Boat Quay is located by the river- #01-1222, 232 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, This legendary dish was firstly created by a side, overlooking the splendid Singapore Riv- phone (65) 6285 6762, daily 16:30 - 23:30 talented chef of Long Beach. Since then, black er. At the outdoor seating area, you can get a pepper crab has become a Long Beach’s sig- good view of Singapore’s old port, plentiful DELICIOUS CHILLI CRAB: nature dish and obtained the remarkable rep- modern skyscrapers, iridescent reflection on Chilli crab at Mellben is one of the best in our utation amongst restaurants. As such, crabs the river, running twakow boats and the styl- Lion city. You can always get very big crabs in are served up on your table with a perfectly ish people of all kinds. The air-conditioned thick, spicy and slightly sweet chilli sauce. Just coated layer of fragrant and delicious black dining area inside is nicely set up for a chilled- request for a less spicy plate if you cannot bear pepper sauce, making the fresh and succulent out night. Jumbo is definitely a fashionable high level of spiciness. flesh tastiest. seafood restaurant in Singapore. BEST PLACE TO HAVE 2. NO SIGNBOARD 4. RED HOUSE SEAFOOD CLAYPOT CRAB BEE HOON: SEAFOOD RESTAURANT RESTAURANT AT EAST COAST Claypot crab bee hoon (also known as clay- TOP 5 414 Geylang, Singapore 389392, phone #01-05, East Coast Seafood Centre, 1204 pot crab vermicelli soup) is basically a noo- (65) 6842 3415, daily 12:00 - 01:00 East Coast Parkway, phone (65) 6442 dles soup dish, highlighted by milky broth, 3112, daily 12:00 – 23:30, weekends 11:00 which is rich with the aroma and sweetness CHILLI CRABS CHILLI CRAB WITH - 23:30 from crabs. For many locals, Mellben is the VARIOUS LEVEL OF SPICINESS: best place to enjoy claypot crab bee hoon - a OF SINGAPORE If you order chilli crab at No Signboard, you DELECTABLE CHILLI CRAB: crab dish that may be new to your culinary are best served with the level of spiciness on Whether you want to have super fresh crab dictionary but can make you melt from the When in Singapore you must absolutely try the signature dish of the town, your own taste. A No Signboard’s chilli crab or a unique flavour of chilli sauce, Red House first spoon of soup. plate is always in tantalization; appearance Seafood is an ideal place. Red House’s chilli the chilli crab. It can be a messy business eating but nevertheless worth may be sometimes pretty messy, though. gravy is sweet rather than savoury and this OUTSTANDING BUTTER CRAB: every stain. There are a lot of places taking pride in cooking the best crab luscious sauce is gone well with crab meat or Close your eyes and imagine a big crab coat- HOME TO BEST in town and we would like to recommend five of the top restaurants serving deep fried mantous that deserves to die for. ed with thick, buttery, sweet and slightly spicy WHITE PEPPER CRAB: sauce. The combination of seafood and butter this delicious, hard-shelled creature of the sea. The secret behind a perfect No Signboard ‘invented’ Singaporean white COMFORTABLE AMBIENCE: may not be something out of your world, but chilli crab is the sweet, savoury and somewhat spicy tomato sauce they come pepper crab, in fact. No other places provide Red House Seafood offers chilli crab in a com- Mellben’s recipe is really out of this world. It is covered with. In surveys over the years the chilli crab lists high as one of the better white pepper crab than No Signboard. fortable, fresh and airy ambience. To experi- a dish to die for. The restaurant possesses a perfect recipe of ence the dining to the full, it’s better to choose Most of these restaurants have not only worlds most delicious foods and the Singapore chilli crab is an iconic seafood this dish. The peppery taste is strong but outdoor seating to relax yourself with the sea one place so ask around.# dish which is a must to complete the culinary exploring journey of any traveler. doesn’t overwhelm the sweetness of crab’s breeze and ocean view. Red House Seafood at And here are the five seafood restaurants in Singapore for you to have the best flesh. Served with some vegetables, this pep- East Coast is situated right in the East Coast per sauce-coated crab dish goes well with Seafood Centre and this spacious restaurant chilli crab. fried rice. carries enough seats for large groups.

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OMM revisits Gustav Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony after its critically acclaimed 2010 performance. The epic and invigorating Resurrection took six years to perfect and changed the musical landscape forever. Combining enormous orchestral forces with a massive chorus and two vocal soloists, the Symphony takes the listener from early solemnity to an apocalyptic conclusion, depicting earthly terror and heavenly trans- cendence.

– 46 – – 47 – At the heart of the Orchestra of the Music Makers fessional commitments, OMM’s musicians remain (OMM) is a shared love of music and an idealistic dedicated to their artistic goals, and consistently OMM10: MAHLER 2 optimism in pursuing that passion to its fullest. contribute to the best of their abilities. OMM is a 140 musician strong volunteer or- Since its establishment in 2008, the Orchestra August 18, chestra comprising classically trained musicians has grown from a small musical initiative, champi- Esplanade Concert Hall THE STORY OF THE from all parts of society, united in their wish to oned by a few friends, into a symphony orchestra perform together as an ensemble. Most members of international repute. Under the mentorship of www.orchestra.sg are pursuing careers outside of music but have em- Music Director Chan Tze Law, OMM has developed braced this opportunity to pursue their keen interest a tremendous presence in the Singaporean music in orchestral performance. At 23 years of age on av- scene and beyond.# erage, they are students and working professionals MERLION in diverse fields. But despite their academic and pro-

Chan Tze Law – conductor Siobhan Stagg – soprano Caitlin Hulcup – mezzo soprano Maior Chorus (Toh Ban Sheng – chorus master)

Standing tall close to the Marina Bay Sands, the symbol of Singapore is the mystical creature of the Merlion. It even has its own park. Not too bad for a animal with a lion´s head and the body of a fish. Here is its story.

The Merlion is the national personification of Singapore. The name combines the words “mer”, meaning the sea, and “lion”. The fish body represents Singapore’s origin as a fishing village and the lion head represents Singapore’s original name—Singapura—meaning “lion city”. In 1972 it was originally placed at the mouth of the Singapore River. In 2002, the statue and its cub were moved 120 metres to the current place in Merlion Park where it stands in front of The Fullerton Hotel. It measures 8.6 metres high and weighs 70 metric tons. In daily speach Singaporeans often substitute the term “Merlion” instead of vomiting, in reference of the constant gushing of water from the Merlion’s mouth. It is now used by Singaporean medical staff as slang for a patient who suffers from vomiting.#

All photos: Yong Junyi Photo: Singapore Tourism Board

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FAR EAST PLAZA butler style concierge and a celebrity chef fine 14 Scotts Road dining establishment. www.fareastplaza.com.sg Far East Plaza on Orchard Road is one of Sin- MUSTAFA CENTRE LITTLE INDIA gapore’s older shopping complexes attracting 145 Syed Alwi Road a young cool crowd looking for one-off bar- www.mustafa.com.sg gain buys from unknown designers. Around Open 24 hours, the Mustafa Centre offers a 800 retail outlets occupy the six level mall unique market style shopping experience. De- catering to a mix of young students and tour- signer products are in abundance at low prices ists looking for something different. Fashion with everything from textiles to watches and shops are on the casual and often outrageous electronics on sale. The mall is actually two side, tourists tend to visit more for the dis- department stores joined together with goods counts available on items such as cameras and sold under the Mustafa name and streamlined CD’s. by type.

NGEE ANN CITY KNIGHTSBRIDGE MALL 391 Orchard Road 270 Orchard Road www.ngeeanncity.com.sg www.knightsbridge.com.sg Ngee Ann City is something of a shopping Knightsbridge Mall forms part of the centre landmark on Orchard Road, having de- trend-setting Grand Park Orchard Hotel. The livered brand names, book stores, beauty par- mall is very cutting edge in design allowing lours and restaurants to well-heeled shoppers retail outlets to completely customise their since the last century. The mall also boasts an space via double façade frontages and direct art and creativity section and the Takashima- street access. Flagship stores dominate this ya department store over seven levels. Design- four level shopping centre which focuses sole- er labels are aplenty including Cartier, Hugo ly on fashion and jewellers. Dining is offered Boss, Dior and Gucci. at the five-star hotel next door which, like the mall, is a dazzling creation of glass chic. BUGIS JUNCTION BUGIS 3 New Bugis Street PARAGON SHOPPING CENTRE www.bugisstreet.com.sg 290 Orchard Road This is one of the more vibrant shopping malls; www.paragon.com.sg part indoor department store, part open-air Multi award-winning Paragon is a high-end shopping street, this modern retail space feels mall housing luxury consumer goods and OUR FAVOURITE... like a combination of the Bugis Street Market sought after in-trend brands from across the and Bugis+ mall that both sit across the road. world. Spread across six levels are fashion The mall also benefits from Bugis Street MRT stores, eateries, designer department outlets Station, just a few stops away from the cen- and sports boutiques including Jimmy Choo, tre of Singapore. The standout feature here is Canale Patisserie Chocolatier, Muji and Nike. SHOPPING the huge glass roof that provides a handsome Parents will find plenty of choice in brand shelter, as well as the cute colonial shop hous- name kids clothing such as Armani Kids, Petit es and hawker-style carts that line the main Bateau and Guess Kids. shopping avenue. The range of Singapore shopping malls is so vast that some visitors to this tiny MANDARIN GALLERY island state book their plane tickets purely for one reason: to shop til they drop! ION ORCHARD 333A Orchard Road 2 Orchard Turn www.mandaringallery.com.sg The shopping hub of the country, Orchard Road, features heavily on our Top www.ionorchard.com Formerly known as the Meritus Mandarin 10 list, with mega malls such as ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City Mall both firm A stylish architectural wonder, ION Orchard Shopping Arcade, the sparkling Mandarin favourites. Singapore shopping malls are diverse too; a trip to Little India’a 24- glows like a futuristic beacon at the end of Or- Gallery brings the very best international de- chard Road enticing fashionistas and luxury signers and personalised tailored shopping to hour Mustafa Centre certainly makes for a memorable experience, and VivoCity, shoppers inside. Welcome to Singapore’s most Orchard road. Situated adjoined to the pres- near Sentosa, is so big you could spend a whole week shopping, dining and glamorous shopping complex a glass, marble tigious Mandarin Orchard hotel, the mall is exploring its various entertainment facilities. All of these - and more - feature in and steel work of art where there are even ex- compact but very couture with brands such tra special toilets for high spending custom- as Marc Jacobs and Just Cavalli showcasing our list of the Top 10 Shopping Malls in Singapore! ers and celebrities. Superior services include high-end merchandise.#

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[email protected] +65 6966 8060 – 54 – – 55 – SMALL BUT POWERFUL The Singapore story is well known. How it achieved independence from the British in 1965 amid serious doubt it could survive at CELEBRATIONS all with its tiny size and severe lack of natural resources. Yet the island succeeded against all odds, deftly navigating its way through stormy FOR SINGAPORE waters of domestic turbulence, regional tur- moil and international politics. It made use of every single advantage it had, emerging on the world stage as a major commercial hub, financial centre and global player, in short, the little country that wanted to succeed and did.

A PARADE THAT TRULY DAZZLES And in this way, the national narrative has been shaped over the years, a narrative that is retold in varying ways every year during the National Day Parade. Audience members sit back to enjoy a stunning spectacle of military parades, multi-cultural song-and-dance per- the design varies from year to year and will Marina Bay – Besides joining in the Na- formances that make out the ethnic diversi- be stuffed with all sorts of things, from snacks tional Day festivities, why not take some time ty of Singapore and aerial high jinks capped and drinks to bandannas and lightsticks. to explore the area? From award-winning by a breathtaking firework extravaganza set dining experiences to iconic attractions and against the stunning cityscape framed by the WHERE TO GO innovative experiences, Marina Bay offers a beautiful Marina Waterfront. With the over- Singapore Flyer – Standing 165 metres tall treat for all senses.# whelming displays, rousing songs and pulsat- above ground, this observation wheel offers ing energy creating such an electric atmos- stunning views of the city by day or by night. phere you’d almost think that you would like Naturally, it’s also one of the best places to NATIONAL DAY to become a Singaporean. watch the National Day fireworks. Marina Barrage – The only reservoir in August 9, citywide, BAGGING IT FOR JOY the Central Business District, this is a great www.visitsingapore.com Spectators at the show also get a ‘funpack’, place to soak in the festive vibe. Enjoy its #singaporenationalday on instagram the National Day Parade version of a goodie amazing vantage point, with the twinkling bag. Large, lightweight and water-resistant, city lights reflected in its still waters.

Singapore is for sure one of Asia´s most colourful and magic places. And as Singapore roars to life on Natio- FUNKY nal Day, it remembers its splendid rise to independence and beyond. You know it´s that time of the year when you MOVES are witnessing the lead-up to the country’s National Day Dance has been a way of expression for as the island starts turning a particular shade of red and thousands of years and whether you are white, largely from the flags fluttering from buildings, into graceful classical ballet or funky houses and even cars. moves to modern beats there are many For advertising in GO! Singapore venues to enjoy the art of dance. please call (+65) 8332 7177

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In this era of super sonic e-mail, texting and ALL ABOUT DOGS – CHILDREN’S transformed the humble postage stamp to one digital messaging the old fashioned letter and EXHIBITION that engages all our senses. See the world’s first the art of colourful stamps is underrated. The Originating from wolf ancestors, this amazing beaded stamp from Singapore, Spain’s unique Philatelic Museum transforms the mundane animal is more than a pet. Using its keen sense 3D Star Wars stamps among many others.# of the past into an engaging celebration of of smell and hearing, it provides protection, stamps and their history. Why not pop in and security checks at immigration control, search Until December 31 2018 choose one, or several, fantastic postcards, and rescue, guide and assistance, and herding write something nice, put a beautiful stamp for farm animals. The exhibition will also sniff OUR WORLD ON and send it away letting your friends and fam- out what the 2018 Earth Dog year has in store ily enjoy the amazing art of postal stamps. for all the 12 animal zodiac signs. PHILATELIC MUSEUM

THE LITTLE PRINCE: BEHIND Until December 1 2018 THE STORY www.spm.org.sg. STAMPS Based on the book The Little Prince, written YOU’VE GOT MAIL by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the exhibition You’ve Got Mail! is a two-part exhibition that celebrates the 75th anniversary of the publica- celebrates the timeless art of writing and send- tion. Discover how the well-loved story came ing old fashioned letters. In Art on Envelope: Perhaps one of the quirkiest of the museums about and the unusual man behind its crea- Send Your Love The Write Way exhibition, in Singapore, the Philatelic Museum pays tion. Meet unforgettable characters from The 200 award-winning, beautifully handcrafted tribute to the hobby of stamp-collecting and Little Prince and experience its iconic mo- envelopes from the Washington Calligraphers ments. On display are stamps and philatelic Guild’s annual Graceful Envelopes Contests, show how culture and history has been reflected materials, personal belongings of the author, will illustrate the beauty of letters and stamps on the outside of an envelope. illustrations, books, as well as sculptures by that no e-mail can compete with. The other Arnaud Nazare-Aga. part of the exhibition is Seeing Is Believing! Unusual Stamps illustrates how innovative Until March 17 2019 stamp design and printing technology have

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– 60 – – 61 – OUR FAVOURITE... MAXWELL FOOD CENTRE 83 hawker stalls and seats 1,400 diners at any 1 Kadayanallur Street given time. After dining at the Market, take a This hawker center stands in Chinatown, two walking tour of Tiong Bahru that goes deep rows of over a 100 stalls serving dishes that into the sleepy, laid-back neighborhood and have achieved legendary status. The now leg- its hipster-friendly shops. HAWKERS endary Tian Tian Chicken Rice got its start here and still serves their famously tender SINGAPORE FOOD Hainanese chicken rice daily. Other famous TRAIL, SINGAPORE FLYER favorites include Zhen Zhen Porridge, Marina 30 Raffles Avenue Singaporeans take their food very seriously. If you don’t believe South Delicious Food’s char kway teow, and This period-themed al fresco ”food street” this, walk down to a Singapore hawker center, and taste for Zhong Xing Fu Zhou Fish Ball and their thick, recalls the ”good old days” before the govern- yourself. You’ll see tourists mingling with working stiffs, stuffing slurpy, scrumptious lor mee noodles. ment forced itinerant street vendors into permanent hawker centers. The design sensibility their faces with Chinese, Indian, Malay, Western, and some exotic OLD AIRPORT takes pains to recreate the street food dining Southeast Asia food choices. ROAD HAWKER CENTRE experience, down to the 17 cart-shaped hawk- Don’t be fooled by the variety and excellent flavors, the dishes 19 Old Airport Road er stalls and the hallway that emulates a busy This public hawker center in the Katong lane. The hawker stalls doing business here all served in Singapore hawker centers are as cheap as they are neighborhood has been ladling out local fa- hail from other, more famous public hawker delicious. You can get a hearty, authentically Asian meal for less vorites since 1973. About 168 stalls serves leg- centers, names revealing their hawker center than SGD 3. For the Singaporean hawker center experience, do endary delicious char kway teow, satay, rojak of origin, with street food masters from Be- and satay bee hoon among others. When the dok, Old Airport Road and Chinatown sell- not dare miss these places when you’re in town. government got hawkers off the streets in the ing the finest satay, char kway teow, and satay 1970s the move into hawker centers did them celup. no harm and some of them carried their stel- lar reputations into their Old Airport Road MAKANSUTRA GLUTTONS BAY digs. Old Airport Road offers great value for 8 Raffles Avenue money: the island’s most delicious foods will The hawker list has been carefully curated only set you back about SGD 5-7. to represent both old hawker names and up- and-comers: all the better for diners visiting BUKIT TIMAH MARKET the upscale Marina Bay District and hoping & HAWKER CENTRE for something closer to the authentic hawk- 116 Upper Bukit Timah Road er experience. The stunning view aside, you With only 84 stalls on the second floor, Bukit come for the food: the 12 hawker stalls in Ma- Timah Market & Food Centre should count kansutra’s open-air foodcourt serve what K.F. as one of the island’s smaller hawker centers. Seetoh calls ”an old style, open-air street food Its location in Clementi puts it far from Sin- stall that we used to have in the 60s and 70s.” gapore’s main tourist action, too - the nearest The court seats about 500 guests, who enjoy MRT station is a good fifteen-minute walk satay, grilled squid, and wondrously delicious away. The famous stalls make it worth a de- banana kaya dessert. tour, though: you can tell which ones are the best by long lines and press clippings stuck on LAU PA SAT FESTIVAL MARKET their glass windows. A visit to nearby malls 18 Raffles Quay Bukit Timah Plaza and Bukit Timah Shopping This premium hawker center in Singapore’s Centre completes the trip. business district has enough interior space to seat over 2,000 diners feasting on the fare TIONG BAHRU FOOD sold by the Market’s more than 200 food stalls. MARKET & HAWKER CENTRE The intricate cast-iron structure dates back to 83 Seng Poh Road 1894 and was built by the British. It has been The Singapore government smartly decided a hawker center since 1973. After dark, Boon to adapt the design of Tiong Bahru Market Tat Street beside Lau Pa Sat transforms into to the surrounding estate Art Moderne ar- an al fresco satay street, with about dozen out- chitecture when it was rebuilt in 2004. On the door stalls grilling satay, chicken wing, and second-floor the hawker center houses about barbecued seafood for a rapt crowd.#

– 62 – – 63 – Photo: Singapore Tourism Board One of the loveliest Chinese festivals, the Mid-Autumn Festival in Singapore, is about celebration with the family, lantern processions and oh-so-sweet mooncakes. Marking the end of the autumn harvest, the Mid-Autumn Festival was traditional- ly a time to give thanks to the gods.

BRIGHT MOON It is also a time of year that the moon is at its brightest, which is why lunar legends have always been attached to the celebra- MID-AUTUM FESTIVAL tion. Notably, the story of Chang Er, the wife of a merciless king who downed the elixir of immortality he had intended to drink, to save her people from his tyrannical rule. The tale goes that she ascended to the moon after that, and has been worshipped by the Chinese as a Moon Goddess ever since.

WHEN DUSK FALLS Since the Mid-Autumn Festival is about lunar appreciation, celebrations go into full swing once the sun goes down. Moon-viewing parties are a popular way to enjoy the occa- sion, as family and friends sit in gardens lit by the soft glow of paper lanterns, sip tea, nibble on mooncakes, and if so inspired, compose poetry in venerable Tang Dynasty fashion.

LANTERNS ALL A-GLOW Children love this festival because they get to tote lanterns. 中秋节 You’ll get to examine the real thing up close at some of the celebrations around the island, particularly in Chinatown where large beautiful lanterns will be on display – marvels of creativity, artistry and traditional craftsmanship. You’ll also get to sample mooncakes and fine teas at the street bazaars, watch nightly performances and peek at lantern-painting competi- tions. Be one with the people (thousands of them, actually) as they tote their lanterns in a picturesque procession through this historic precinct, one of the most atmospheric neighbour- hoods in Singapore.

MAD ABOUT MOONCAKES Without a doubt, mooncakes are the main highlight of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Legend has it that they helped to free Yuan China from Mongol rule, after rebels organised an up- rising by passing messages hidden in these seasonal sweets. Today, you’ll find them in many varieties, from the traditional with lotus seed paste and egg yolk, to snowskin versions filled with everything from chocolate to champagne truffle. They are best enjoyed with a strong, palate-cleansing cup of Chinese tea.#

Mid-Autumn Festival September 24, island-wide/ Chinatown, www.visitsingapore.com Photos: Singapore Tourism Board

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