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    We’re in Singapore for the first time! What is it really like here? We finally find out for ourselves and show you just how unique and perfect this city seems. This is our Singapore vlog!

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    00:00 WE MADE IT TO SINGAPORE!
    00:22 Baby Otters on the walk downtown
    02:55 Holafly Travel ESIM
    04:01 Back to SINGAPORE
    05:29 Supertree Grove Light Show
    07:17 Marina Bay Sands
    09:09 Another light show?!
    10:18 Kampong Glam
    13:10 Little India
    15:29 Cleanest subways in the world!
    16:23 Chinatown
    18:19 Marina Barrage
    21:01 Gardens by the Bay
    23:56 Bloops
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    44 Comments

    16. Aranya Tierra on

      It's beautiful city, small island look like you can see the whole country 😂 thanks for sharing guys, i really enjoyed your videos as always ❤

    17. Sudhesh Kumar on

      Thank you for visiting Singapore. Loved your vlog. Wish to see more. You guys should also vlog about our local hawker centres where you can find inexpensive food options. As a local am proud of all your positive comments about singapore. Hope you guys have a good time exploring. You guys should also visit Botanic Garden,Fort canning Park and Tree top walk. It's free to explore. Cheers and have fun.

    18. ha? on

      The cinematography and transitions In this video always caught me off guard. It’s beautiful and amazing.😆

    21. Crosby Ong on

      Welcome to Singapore 🇸🇬
      Have fun!
      FYI besides all our touristy attractions, we do have plenty of heartland local stuff to discover and experience, and many are free.

    22. Andrew Lee on

      You guys should visit the hawker centres for cheap and delicious food and coffee. 7 Eleven is not exactly cheap as you pay for it's 24 hr convenience.

    24. Safri Saleh on

      Singapore 🇸🇬 is not your typical South East Asia city that you have visited i.e. Thailand🇹🇭, Philippines 🇵🇭, Malaysia 🇲🇾, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Vietnam 🇻🇳, Cambodia 🇰🇭, Myanmar 🇲🇲 or even Brunei 🇧🇳. A combination of Modern Architecture surrounded by old British 🇬🇧 colonial buildings with lush foliage on the skyscrapers. Very westernized and contemporary yet still preserve the old rustic looks of old village settings. The price of accommodation and food tends to be on the pricey side if you dine on a mostly touristy flank. Go to hawker centers for cheaper options in Singapore 🇸🇬. There is plenty of it here and to approximate is beyond comparison. Hope you relish the adventure of staying here in Singapore 🇸🇬.

      The two common species of otters in Singapore are the smooth-coated otter (Lutrogale perspicillata) and the small-clawed otter (Aonyx cinereus). The smooth-coated otters were residents in the Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve in 1998, and the small-clawed otters have been around Pulau Tekong since the 1980s.

      Kampong Glam:-
      The word 'kampong' means "compound" in Malay, while 'gelam' refers to the long-leaved paperbark tree, commonly found in the area and used for boat-making.
      Kampong Glam:-
      Neighbourhood in Singapore, Centred on busy Arab Street, Kampong Glam is known as Singapore’s Muslim Quarter. It's 19th-century shophouses have been turned into stores selling textiles and casual restaurants serving spicy Malay and global fare. Notable landmarks here include the golden domed Sultan Mosque and the Malay Heritage Centre, where exhibits focus on local history. Clothing boutiques, street art and trendy cafes line Haji Lane.

      •Little India is truly one of Singapore's most colourful historical districts. Lime pits, brick kilns and a race track once dotted the neighbourhood, and its streets thronged with herdsmen, merchants and garland makers plying their trade. To this day, this enclave of Indian culture retains its unique heritage.

      •Why is it called Little India in Singapore?
      Its location along the Serangoon River originally made it attractive for raising cattle, and trade in livestock was once prominent in the area. Eventually, other economic activity developed, and by the turn of the 20th century, the area began to look like an ethnic Indian neighbourhood.

      Chinatown Singapore is famous for a lot of things such as Sri Mariamman Temple, Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Singapore City Gallery, Chinatown Street Market, Red Dot Design Museum, Thian Hock Keng Temple, NUS Baba House, etc. Lovers of culture looking to immerse themselves in Singapore's rich, multi-ethnic culture will find no better place than Chinatown. This beautiful district is the only Chinatown in the world to boast a Buddhist temple, mosque and Hindu temple along a single street.

      Chinatown Pagoda Street Durian Food Stall
      Location – Chinatown Pagoda Street Durian Food Stall
      Address – 75 Pagoda St, Singapore 059234
      Chinatown Pagoda Street is a popular tourist spot to catch a glimpse of the Chinese heritage in Singapore. This street is near the tradional wet market in Chinatown complex, food centre as well as the popular Buddha relic temple next door. At the corner of Pagoda Street, you will find a crowded durian stall with high traffic and filled seating area. They also offer extraction service where you can pick your fruits and they will help to extract the yummy yellow fresh into container for you. If by chance the durian found to be not the best after opening, they will also let you replace with another one. Highly recommended if you are looking to find a good durian spot.

    25. QQ on

      Don't worry, nobody is ever underdressed in Singapore 😂. You could wear shorts and slippers in Orchard road and nobody would look twice.

    27. LC on

      It is less than 60 yrs since Singapore got kicked out of malaysia. Well, it is a blessing in disguise!

    29. Zz7722 on

      Welcome to singapore! As you have seen for yourselves, the city has been meticulously planned since independence. There’s an open exhibition introducing the urban planning process and philosophy at the URA (Urban Redevelopment Authority) Centre located beside Maxwell Food Centre (and Maxwell MRT). It’s worth a visit.

    34. Raymond Loke on

      That area where the subway station is reclaimed land…Marina South will gradually be filled with new buildings over the next few years 😊

    35. Endi on

      Man.. You guys should visit Botanic gardens, Henderson Wave Bridge, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Katong, Holland Village, Tiong Bahru, some heartlands to really immersed yourself in the local livelihood.. Well, there's always a next time 😊.. Stay safe, stay healthy!

    38. Hisham on

      Going to Marina Barrage was a brilliant idea as not many tourists chose this spot. You may read that the barrage blocks the water from the sea so that the waters within Marina Bay & Singapore River is fresh water. This body of water also is the main source of water for the area as it is the 15th reservoir in Singapore. We are a small nation without natural resources, so every opportunity to preserve fresh water is greatly desired.

      It also helps with flood controls that will be triggered when it reached a certain level and the waters are then flushed to the sea.

    41. adehs on

      The blue rice you had at the food court is MALAY food. Don't call it Malaysian food coz Malaysian is a nationality. We have Malays in Singapore, Indonesia and Brunei too, but we're not Malaysian. I hope you understand. 👍

    42. adehs on

      Guys don't forget to check out The Jewel (where the famous water fountain is) at Changi Airport before you leave Singapore.

    43. Mandy on

      Keith & Devan… I just chanced upon your vlog & enjoyed it 😃. Just subscribed. Am a 77 year old Singaporean . You complement each other in the dialogue . You are both kind & considerate . Nice 👍

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