Some 17,000 runners took part in the inaugural Hello Kitty Run Singapore, as part of the 40th birthday celebration for the world’s most famous cat. There was never a dull moment during the run, as heavy rain and a chaotic finish turned a leisurely stroll around Sentosa into something quite eventful. Read about it in this event report.
Go on a tour around an Indian Safari at Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome. This new floral display features grand arrangements of iconic animals from India, including the peacock, elephants and tigers.
Spectacular lantern displays, cultural performances and activities illuminate Gardens by the Bay with festive joy and bustle. Enjoy a photo tour of the Mid-Autumn Festival at The Gardens here at Dejiki.com.
After missing Singapore Night Festival in the last two years, I made it a point to be at the festival grounds this year, at all costs. So one friday night, I was at the front lawn of the Singapore Art Museum, watching the now-iconic projection art on the museum’s façade.
Step into a dazzling showcase of orchids at Gardens by the Bay’s Orchid Extravaganza – the latest floral display at Flower Dome. As part of the Singapore Garden Festival 2014, the display features 18,000 orchid plants, with many remarkable prize-winning specimens.
Located at Bali Lane, Stateland Cafe is a cozy brunch and dessert spot that’s often crowded.
Sin Lee Foods – A cafe that’s probably too hip for Jalan Bukit Ho Swee district.
Tian Kee & Co. – one of Singapore’s oldest provision shops came back to life as a cafe. With some iconic elements from the past, this cafe brings out a cozy and nostalgic charm.
A store and cafe at the same time, Carry On offers cafe hoppers with a chillout shopping experience in its earthy and spacious interiors.
