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    Decorated cycle rickshaws or trishaws like the one above frequenting the Raffles Hotel, are among the cultural quirks that tourists can enjoy while out and about in the modern city. by: talesandtravels Views[878] Another plus point for foodies is the abundance of hawker food centers in the country, where one comes in hungry, stares in awe at all the food choices, and leaves with a full belly and a smile on his/her face. by: talesandtravels Views[243] A Singaporean friend once told me that aside from shopping, eating is a favorite pastime among locals. The Chinatown Food Street is a popular destination among local and foreign foodies, frequented for the country's popular dishes such as Hainanese Chicken Rice and Laksa (Curry Laksa). by: talesandtravels Views[715] Alongside skyscrapers and other symbols of modernity are the small alleyways lined with old buildings and quaint establishments, creating an interesting and nearly seamless mix of old and new. by: talesandtravels Views[378] Singapore may have all the comforts and opulence found in cosmopolitan countries, but that doesn't mean it has lost its cultural charm. In fact, the Little Red Dot is brimming with quirks and characteristics that make it one of the most interesting destinations in Asia. by: talesandtravels Views[254]
     

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