• USA
• Copohengan
• Paris
• Dusseldorf
• Frankfurt
• Milan
• Barcelona
• Istanbul
• London
• Beijing
• Chengdu
• Chong Qing
• Guangzhou
• Shanghai
• Shenzhen
• Xiamen
• Hong Kong
• Hiroshima
• Fukuoka
• Nagoya
• Osaka
• Tokyo
• Busan
• Seoul
• Taipei
• Brunei
• Phnom Penh
• Siem Reap
• Bali
• Balikpapan
• Bandung
• Jarkata
• Makassar
• Medan
• Surabaya
• Yogyakarta
• Kuala Lumpur
• Penang
• Manila
• Yangon
• Bangkok
• Phuket
• Koh Samui
• Danang
• Hanoi
• Ho Chi Minh City
• Adelaide
• Brisbane
• Cairns
• Darwin
• Melbourne
• Perth
• Sydney
• Christchurch
• Dhaka
• Bengaluru
• Chennai
• Cochin
• Hyderabad
• Kolkata
• Mumbai
• Male
• Kathmandu
• Johannesburg
• Colombo
• Dubai

The reason being is due to the reduction of service on both Silk Air and SIA.

Singapore Airlines and SilkAir have made additional temporary adjustments to services across our network in response to weak demand due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

SIA stated that

“The SIA Group has taken swift action to mitigate the impact of Covid-19. We will continue to monitor the situation, and be nimble and flexible in adjusting our capacity to match the changing demand patterns in the market.

Singapore Airlines and SilkAir apologise for the inconvenience caused.

Affected customers will be notified and re-accommodated onto other flights.

If you have booked your tickets through a travel agency, please contact your agent for assistance. If you have booked your tickets directly with Singapore Airlines, please contact the SIA reservations team at (+65) 6223-8888 if you need any assistance.

As we are expecting large volumes of calls, we seek your patience and understanding that our customer service agents may take longer than usual to respond to you.”

You can view the complete list of the scheduled flight here

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In the middle of Shinjuku, one of the busiest districts in Tokyo, a mysterious and yet colourful restaurant lies underneath the ground. This is the “Robot Restaurant”, a themed restaurant/bar for patrons to enjoy a one and a half hour show while enjoying food and drinks. We entered this restaurant after purchasing our tickets online, sitting among many other tourists, awaiting our show to start.

If you are expecting a typical opening like any other musical, which we did, you will be met with the most energetic but odd opening. Musician dressed in bright colours, playing music on seems like a Japanese Taiko in unison, but the music that was made also seemed to be a modern Japanese Rock (J-Rock). The musicians are all on top of a slow-moving platform, decorated with samurai armours, Taiko is bright and reflective, making the platform oddly attractive.

After the highly animated opening, here comes the sci-fi theatre play about magical creatures fighting against robots, as the last line of defence for mankind. You will see snake, beetles and even dragon animatronics fighting against robotic enemies that jump out of a power ranger TV show. Good thing is that all the performance is in English, so you won’t have any trouble to understand the story if there is one to begin with. Despite the simplistic story.

At the end of the second act, audiences are given an intermission break. This allows the audiences to purchase the restaurant specially designed drinks and food, while the performers prepare for the final act. Once the break is done, audiences are being guided back to enjoy the cyberpunk-themed dance segment and finally end the entire theatre show with a festival inspired sing and dance segment. All the audiences were hyped up to the max, everyone was swinging their hands and cheered along with the performers, some even sang along. 

Once the show ended, everyone will be able to purchase some of their souvenirs, bringing the memory of weirdness back home. This is one visit that you must go, it is all sorts of sensory overload and weirdness to enjoy, something that you will not be able to enjoy anywhere else.

You can visit this restaurant at the address below, but if you want to enjoy the show, you have to purchase tickets online through their website or you can also buy it through Tripadvisor.com

Click on the link below to book it now.

Address: Japan, 〒160-0021 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Kabukicho, 1 Chome−7−7 

新宿ロボットビルB2F

How to get there:

• Take JR Yamanote line to Shinjuku station
• Take the east exit and continue to walk toward Kabukicho for roughly 600 meter.

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In this article, we will tell you about 5 fascinating underground cities:

You must have heard about the stories of people living in abandoned caves, tunnels and mines. What many of people do not know is the presence of underground cities, which were the actual living place in the past but somehow they got lost under the soil. 

1. Coober Pedy, Australia

It is a underground city in Australia. In this city, actual people live and serve as the miners. The city is also called ‘Opal Capital of the world’. The city is very fascinating due to the co-existence of mines with shops, homes, and restaurants. Apart from mining, the reason behind this city is to get shelter from extreme heat of Sothern Australia. Despite of being underground, this is a pretty amazing, cozy and friendly place. There is also a graveyard and church in that area.

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2. Setenil de las Bodegas, Spain

This city has also residents and people live here happily. The houses are constructed into the stonewalls. Although they are not completely underground but inside the mountains. Most of the area is kept open and it gives a fascinating look to the outsiders. This town was also used in the time of the Roman Empire.

3. Derinkuyu, Cappadocia, Turkey

This underground city is located in the central turkey. There are almost 36 underground cities present at a depth of 85m. Among all, the deepest one is derinkuyu. It was discovered in 1963 with a network of rooms and tunnels just like a regular city. The churches, stables, living quarters, wineries, storage rooms and refectories, everything is present there. In the past, the city had capacity to hold around 20,000 people.

This place was opened for public in 1965 but only 10% area can be accessible by visitors. 

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4. Edinburgh Vaults, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Under the streets of Scotland there is a dark world that is linked back to the 18^thcentury. The Edinburgh vaults are the chambers constructed in the 19arches. They were built in 1788, that time this was a superstitious place. In that era there was great growth and expansion in the area. However, in today’s world this underground city is still considered haunted and a feel of ghastliness exist there. It is also said that serial killers bury the body of their victims at this place and later they sold these bodies for medical experiments. These chambers were built to place the cobblers, taverns, tradesmen and smelters. Plus, it was for storing the illicit materials. 

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5. Giza Plateau, City of the gods

The Pyramids of Giza are a spectacular and wonderful sight. But most of you might not know that there is something more wonderful present through them. That is a secret and abandoned city that is underneath the pyramids with ancient structures. It was made up of tunnels and channels and discovered in 1978. There are different theories about this city and it is named as ‘city of the gods’ 

The Pyramids of Giza are a spectacular and wonderful sight. But most of you might not know that there is something more wonderful present through them. That is a secret and abandoned city that is underneath the pyramids with ancient structures. It was made up of tunnels and channels and discovered in 1978. There are different theories about this city and it is named as ‘city of the gods’ 

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The presence of waterfalls with underground caves that constant striking do not dig a hole in water.  Some waterfalls flow over a rock for many years that it dig a cave to make a way for water. If the rock was already porous then it gave the way to stream and river water to flow inside. The waterfalls with caves are not very common. They are a miracle of nature. In this article, we’ll tell our readers about some waterfalls with underground caves:

1: Smoo Cave in Durness, Scotland:

This incredible looking cave is very unique from others because it has three different sections which developed separately from each other. The main chamber was developed through sea erosion that is a freshwater passage, second chamber from an underground stream and an inland waterfall chamber. 

2: Waiahuaka Sea cave, USA:

It is situated in Hawaii, USA. It is also considered the second largest sea cave and also known as the double door cave. This waterfall cave has an entrance and an exit. The tourists are allowed to have a close-up view but are not allowed to go inside the caverns. A hole in the rood of this big rock allow the water to gush down into beautiful cavern.

3: Ruby Falls, Tennessee, USA:

These caves are located at 1,120 feet underground at the lookout mountain in Tennessee. After going down the chamber, the collected spring water and rainwater pass through the mountain and at the base it joins the Tennessee River. It is a breathtaking view and has been the attraction of tourists for 80 years. Many signers have introduced songs inspired by the extraordinary beauty of this cave.

4: White Scar Cave, Yorkshire:

Do you ever want to go into a divine cave? The white scar cave is heavenly beautiful and is located in Britain. The length of this waterfall cave is 300feet with 90 feet roof that is called Battlefield Cavern. These caves were discovered no long ago in 1923. The sparkling white color waterfalls down into the cave and create a scenic view.

4: La Grotte aux Fees, Valais, Switzerland:

This waterfall is present at dents du midi glacier at the depth of 240ft. It is considered as the highest underground waterfall in a cave. It is also very cold at 10°C. This cave is known as the ‘Cave of Fairies’. It is famous that if you run your hand through the water of cave’s well then your one wish will come true. This cave was discovered a long time ago and in the local, the name means ‘hole of the sheep’. The beauty of this waterfall with the underground cave is undoubtedly fascinating.

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1. Sushi no midori

Sushi is one of the most iconic Japanese cuisine and there are many of them across the entire country. However, there is one sushi franchise that provided the strongest impression to me, that restaurant is called “Sushi no Midori”. Sushi no Midori has shops in several places around Tokyo and Aichi prefecture, they even opened two restaurant outlets in Hong Kong as well. The shop we visited are located in the fourth floor of Shibuya Mark City, right opposite the JR Shibuya Station.

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What really caught many people’s eyes is the incredible freshness of the fishes and other ingredients. You can literally taste the natural sweetness in the raw fish, if you are having the fatty tuna or salmon belly, it will melt in your mouth, leaving only a small tint of the smell of the sea. I would recommend the kaisen-don, the seafood bowl, which you are given the luxury of their best raw fish and in large amount as well. Even their uni, the sea urchins, taste so incredibly fresh and sweet, there isn’t a smallest scent of fishiness in it, proving that the chefs are highly skilled and understand the ingredient fully to bring out the natural taste.

One of the most exquisite and delicious sushi in this restaurant, it has to be the premium eel sushi. The eel is shining with the oily glaze and sauce, the fragrance of the BBQ-ed eel slowly enters your nose, stimulating your desire to eat it. Upon putting the eel sushi in your mouth, the tenderness, the freshness and the sweetness of the eel fused into something, along with the rice, into something you can never imagine,

Address:

1-12-3, Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, 

Tokyo Mark City East 4F

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2. Afuri

Ramen, one of the most competitive dish in Japan if not THE most competitive dish. Walking down the street and you would be able to spot at least five different ramen shops. In order to stand out from one another, some shops have special kind of ramen instead of the typical pork-based soup ramen, Afuri is exactly that kind of shop. The outlet that we visited is located in Sangenja-ya, not very far away from Shibuya.

Restaurants being spread all over Japan, Afuri’s signature is their Yuzu soup. It is chicken based broth, simmered with yuzu and accompanied with tangy noodle, egg, beetroot and cha-shu. Customers can pick either the shio (salt) or shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) flavour, I picked shio flavour as salt is the best kind of condiment to already delicious ramen. Upon my ramen being served, the fragrance of yuzu emitting out of the soup elevated my soul, all fatigues immediately being lifted away. The perfect combination of the yuzu, chicken broth and salt provided a less oily but strong taste. The noodles are also being handled well enough to retain the tanginess but not overly hard.

Seeing that they also serve roasted pork belly rice and smelling the incredible smell of it, I couldn’t hold onto it and ordered one serving and I wasn’t disappointed by it. The pork fat and the meat itself melts in your mouth, it is in chunk, so children will have no problem enjoying it. The shredded radish gives you a fresh taste and washes away the oily taste that may stay in your mouth.

Address:

2-12-11 Sangenja-ya

Setagaya-ku,Tokyo

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3. Mutekiya

Let us go to another Ramen restaurant that serves the completely opposite and perfected the pork-based broth, Mutekiya. Surprisingly, Mutekiya has only one shop in Ikubukuro, they stated in their website and other medium that any other “Mutekiyas” are not related to them and this is their only registered shop.

Mutekiya are friendly to tourists and foreigners as well, they even have a list of suggested items if you visit the restaurant for the first time. Despite not my first visit, I still ordered the most popular and my favourite in their menu, “Mutekiya Ramen Nikutama”. This bowl of ramen comes with thick but soft roasted pork, boiled eggs and bamboo shoots. It is not exaggerating that I say thick, the roast pork slices are really thick, but not tough. The taste of pork-based broth has never been so good, it is extremely thick and not oily even if you drink it to the last drop. The noodles are satisfyingly tangy, you will be craving for more. The gyoza that they serve are some of the best that I have ever tasted as well.

Address:

Japan, 1-17-1 Tokyo, Toshima

Minami Ikkebukuro

4. Ajikura

If you are looking for something to fulfil your carnivorous desire, the best food will be BBQ meat. There is one special restaurant in the back alley of Shibuya, surrounded by clubs and love hotels. This restaurant is called Lorem Ipsom, located just right below Bar Armageddon. We came across this restaurant by pure luck, attracted by the smell of BBQ meat and charcoal, we entered the restaurant and immediately noticed the first unique feature of the place. Most of the employees are South East Asians, some of them came from Bangladesh and some even come from India, all of them are fluent in Japanese and English too, so there will not be a problem if you are a foreigner who does not speak Japanese.

The variation of Kobe beef, pork meat and chicken meat, we decided to go for the A3 Kobe beef, pork collar and pork belly meat, and this was a decision well made. The meat was served up, and it is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. The oil pattern on the beef is extremely balanced and it even glimmers when the light hit the meat, the pork belly and collar meat seemed normal when it was served. When the meat was placed on the BBQ mesh, that was when the magic happened, incredibly fragrant smell rushes through your nose to your brain. When you put the meat into your mouth, the deliciousness of the meat immediately made me rethink life itself. Accompanied by the Japanese highball, nothing can be compared with this BBQ meat.

Address:

10-10 Maruyamachō, Shibuya-ku, 

Tōkyō-to 150-0044, Japan

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Earth is a beautiful planet. It is full of some mesmerizing and breath-taking natural sights. Landscapes are the best gift of nature to our planet. Let’s find the 6 beautiful landscapes in the world that you must.

1: Dettifoss, Iceland:

Dettifoss is popular as the biggest waterfall in North-east Iceland. In the whole of Europe, it is the most powerful landscape with rocky surroundings, within the stark and covered in green trees.  The best time to visit this place is from June to September. Do not make the mistake to go there from January to April. The roads are blocked in that time due to snow. 

2: Scottish Highlands, Scotland:

This place is an inspiring and exquisite area of ancient landscapes with a rich history. The Scottish highlands are influenced by the majestic nature, magnificent history and geography. The highest point of that region is Ben Nevis (Mountain peak). This is the highest peak of UK. The best time to visit this place is in autumn. The weather gets incredibly beautiful with rain.

3: Elephant Island, Antarctica:

It is an ice covered island with mountains and at the coast of Antarctica. At this island, 28 victims of ship wreck took refuges in 1916. After the discovery of this place, it was admired by many tourist for its sceneric beauty. The best time to visit this landscape is summer from late October to march. In that region, you get the chance to witness live polar bears, icebergs and spotting whales.

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4: Grand Canyon, USA:

This is one of the natural wonders of the world. The grand canyon grabs a depth of almost one mile. Cutting the way in the form of layers, forming the iconic horse shoe shape landscape. The most  narrow part of this region is 54 meters and widests one is 28 kilometers. The best time to visit the area is March-May and September-November. Here you can enjoy grand canyon sunsets, roll the dice in LA and the attractions of San Diego.

5: Machu Picchu, Peru:

It is also called ‘the lost city of INCAS’. This is the most popular icon of Inca world. It is located on the top of Urubamba Valley at Peru. It is 80 km distance to the north-west of Cuzco where Umbrella River flows. The best time to visit this place is not any specific. You may visit any time of the year. But keep in mind, the rain in that area is unpredictable. The peak season in July to August and you should expect a large tourist crowd at that time. 

6: Peyto Lake, Canada:

It Is a glacier-fed lake that most narrow at the Canadian Rockies. In summers, the ice melts from the rocks and flow in the form of lakes and the suspended particles give turquoise and bright colours to the water. It is a breathtaking view. The best time to visit this place is from June till September when the snow melted into mater. Enjoy the mountain heights, the resort of Whistler, and soak yourself in nature. 

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When there is a long weekend coming up and you are thinking where to go for a short getaway to clear your mind. You have been to places like Bangkok, Phuket, Bali, Genting, Kuala Lumpur and Penang too many times and looking for a new city to visit? We recommend a short trip to Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, is a buzzing modern city with great historical value to explore. It is pack with exotic about to explore that will excite you.

1. Ben Thanh Market (Day 1)

After arriving at Tan Son Nhat International Airport simply book yourself a GrabCar or Uber, which cost you around 90,000 VND (SGD $5.50~)

Check in to your hotel and rest. When you are ready to explore the city we recommend you to visit the popular Ben Thanh Market.

It features all the popular vietnamnese food like

Pho Noodles

This dish is recognise internationally. It is the staple food in Vietnam and you must not miss this. It is served in a flavourful soup with beef, sprouts and greens. It usually cost around VND 35,000 (SGD $2.00) 

Com Tam With Pork Chop (Broken Rice)

Another popular dish in Vietnam. This is actually broken rice served with pork chop, fried eggs and pickles. It usually cost around VND 40,000 (SGD $2.50).

Banh Mi

Find this almost everywhere in Ho Chi Minh City. it is a Vietnamese dish that you should never miss out on. This baguette sandwich is priced between VND 10,000 and VND 15,000, with pickled vegetables, pate, butter, soy sauce, cilantro, chillies, and hot peppers. You can also choose from a variety of meat fillings like roasted pork belly, fried fish, meatballs and Char Siew.

Address: Chợ, Lê Lợi, Phường Bến Thành, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh 700000, Vietnam

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2. Mekong Delta River (Day 2)

You can book a tour to Mekong Delta from Klook. Mekong river is the 12^thlongest river in the world and it runs through 6 country in total (Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar and China)

Experience the local culture and tbe authentic lives of the locals that depend on the river to make a living. 

Ride down and explore the Mekong River on this wooden boat.

Remember to take some selfie to record down your experience.

Try their ginger tea with honey that is harvest fresh. If you book the half day tour package from KLOOK.com lunch will be included BUT we are not impressed by the food probably it does not suit our Singaporean taste bud

Book your tour at KLOOK for the cheapest price HERE

3. Traditional Water Puppet Show (Day 2)

End your night with the traditional water puppet show. Enchant by the authentic Vietnamese operatic songs accompanying a skilful puppet play by The Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theater.

Enjoy the 45mins show that depicts the life of Vietnamese rice paddle field farmers and folk tales. The ticket is often sold out so we recommend you to purchase it in advance.

The performance is entirely in Vietnamese but the storyline is simple to understand. You will not be disappointed by it.

Book your tour at KLOOK for the cheapest price HERE

Address: 55B Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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4. Cu Chi Tunnel (Day 3)

The Củ Chi tunnel is an immense network of connecting underground tunnels built by the Viet Cong using simple tools during the Vietnam War.

Viet Cong also was known as the National Liberation Front, was a mass political organization in South Vietnam with its own army form mostly by farmers and ordinary citizen with no military knowledge.

The Viet Cong built this complex tunnels to save themselves from all the bombardment by the American army.

The tunnels is fill with pockets of room that serve different function to the Viet Cong who is living underground. There is no map available hence they have to remember all the underground route.

Explore and crawl into the tunnels. If you are claustrophobic than this is not the activities for you as the tunnels are so tight and some part can be challenging.

You would probably see photos like this all over Instagram if you search for Cu Chi Tunnel. This is probably the smallest entrance to the Cu Chi Tunnel.

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5. Independence Palace (Reunification Palace) (Day 3)

This is probably the landmark of Ho Chi Minh City that you do not want to miss. The palace used to be home to former President of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

Address: 135 Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa, Phường Bến Thành, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh 700000, Vietnam

6. Saigon Central Post Office (Day 4)

This Central Post Office was constructed between 1886 and 1891. Once inside you will find yourself travelling back in time with it’s intricately designed marble floors, looping arches and antiquated telephone boxes.

Experience the fascinating glimpse into history and since the post office is still functioning we encourage you to send a postcard out to your friends and family to make the trip more memorable.

Address: Số 125 Công xã Paris, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh 710009, Vietnam

7. Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica (Day 4)

This church is located just beside the Saigon Central Post Office. It is currently going through a renovation when we were there.

The Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral was established between 1863 and 1880 by French Colonists. It is also one of the landmarks in Ho Chi Minh City due to its architecture, history and also located in the most crowded district of Saigon.

Address: 01 Công xã Paris, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Quận 1 Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam

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1. Tanah Lot Temple

Tanah Lot temple is one of 10 most visited temple in Bali. It is bustling with tourist everyday. Tanah Lot temple is situated on a top of a large black rock. During high tides, the access way from the beach to the temple will be filled by the ocean.

There is also a small fee of IDR 60,00 (SGD$6.00) for adults and IDR 30,000 (SGD$3.00) for child to enter the temple. 

Address: Jl. Tanah Lot, Beraban, Kediri, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82121, Indonesia

2. Uluwatu water temple

Uluwatu Temple is another famous sea temple in Bali that worth visiting. It is one of the nine directional temples that meant to protect the island from evil spritis. The temple is situated at the edge of the rock overlooking the sea.

The entrance fee to the temple is 30,000 Rp  (SGD$3.00)

Address: Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia

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3. Tegalalang Rice Terraces

If you ever googled Ubud, there is a good chance that you have seen the Instagram worthy photographs of Tegalalang Rice Terrace. This stunning rice terrace is hard to miss when you are traveling around Ubud area. As it is a popular tourist spot to take some breathtaking photos, the terrace is well maintained by the locals hence the green foliage around the rice terrace create an amazing pattern. It is totally free to visit but do expect wet mud if you want to step into the rice terrace.

Address: Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia

4. Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave)

Goa Gajah also known as Elephant Cave is an archaeological site which was discovered by Dutch Archaeologist in 1923. The exact origin of the cave are uncertain but it is believed to be a place for spiritual mediation.

Explore the Ancient relics there but do take note that everyone who enters the place has to wear a sarong waist down which can be rented there and women who is having their peroid are forbidden to enter.

Address: Bedulu Village, Jalan Raya Goa Gajah, Blahbatuh, Gianyar

5. Mount Batur

There are 2 ways to view this active volcano. You can either take a 2 hours hike or take a car/drive up to Kintamani village. We decided to take the easy way out and have our guide drive us up to view the breathtaking Mount Batu. You can also enjoy your meal while having an amazing view.

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6. Jimbaran Beach

Jimbaran Bay has 40 restaurants that feature a beachside open-air eatery style. Enjoy the sunset there while having your romantic dinning experience with your love ones. Over the years it has bloom into a famous tourist spot hence the price can be alittle more upscale compare to other restaurant in Bali. But for the view I guess it is worth a try.

7. Tegenungan Waterfall

This is one of the hidden gem we found in Bali.  The fees to enter is 15,000 Rp (SGD$1.50). To reach the waterfall you would need to hike another 10 minutes from the ticket booth. It will be crowded after 1pm we if you wish to avoid crowd we recommend you to visit this place early. 

NOTE: Do not do cliff jumping as the water is not deep enough hence it is exteremly dangerous.

Operating time is from 6.30AM to 6.00PM.

Address: Jalan Ir. Sutami, Kemenuh, Sukawati, Kemenuh, Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80581, Indonesia

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As there are so many murals visiting and finding them can be daunting hence we present to you the top 8 Instagram worthy mural.

1. kids on Bicycle @ Armenian Street

Probably the most famous mural in Penang, Georgetown. The painting is based on a real event when Tan Yi and Tan Kern took Ernest Zacharevic’s bicycle out for a ride. The mural artist captured the moment and later on painted this world-famous mural.

DIRECTION   <— Click here for google map

The mural is located in Armenian Street (Lebuh Armenian) on the junction with Beach Street (Lebuh Pantai)

2. Boy on a bike @ Ah Quee Street

Georgetown Penang street art became an international phenomenon when the Penang Council decided to hire a Lithuanian graffiti artist Ernest Zacharevic. It was his artwork that caught the eye of the world

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3. Little Boy with Pet Dinosaur @ Ah Quee Street

This is located just next to Boy on a Bike Mural in Ah Quee Street.

4. Only You Can Stop Pollution @ Ah Quee Street

This mural also located just beside Boy on a Bike mural.

5. Boy on a Chair @ Lebuh Cannon

This mural is also known as ‘Reaching Up’ or ‘Almost there’

LOCATION <—- Click here for Google map

6. Children on Swing @ Chulia Street

This Mural is also known as ‘Brother and Sister on a Swing’

LOCATION <—- Click here for Google map

7. Basketball Game @ Chulia Street

LOCATION <— Click here for Google map

8. Children in a boat @ Chew Jetty

The last mural to reccomend is located at one of the famous Clan Jetties, Chew.

After all the hard work exploring murals and if your last stop is Clan Jetties take a break at their Instagram worthy jetty and enjoy the sea breeze.

After exploring all the popular murals you should be able to witness the golden hours which falls between 6 pm – 7 pm. The soft golden lighting will give you your Instagram worthy photos that amazed all your followers.

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Tasman Glacier, the largest glacier in New Zealand, is located at Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park. The glacier melts over the years due to global warming, forming the Tasman Lake. You can clearly see how the lake form over the years, and will eventually grow till the Tasman Glacier melts entirely. It is estimated that Tasman Glacier will disappear within the next two decades, and that is something very alarming.

As New Zealand is located near the ozone hole due to its close proximity with the South Pole, the impact of global warming is especially more of an issue to the shrinking glaciers in the region compared to other places, we can see what kind of a problem it may be just by observing at Tasman Lake.

The Tasman Lake, expected to grow up to a maximum length of 16km, is already double of what it is now compared to in 2009.

Back in early 1970s, Tasman Lake did not even exist and there was only several melting ponds, but by 2008, Tasman Lake had been formed and was already 7km in length. The Tasman Glacier is retreating at a rapid rate, just like many glaciers around the globe and the ice cap. 

Looking at the half-submerged glacier from the Tasman Lake, I realised how much tears Mother Nature had wept, since the Industrial Revolution, all in the name of advancement of mankind. Subsequent human damage to the environment not only is apparent, but getting more severe as time passes. Climate change is real and it has heavily affected the Earth so much that the landscape has altered, there is a possibility that our future generation may never see the wonders of nature we see today.

However, it is almost our human nature to make the best out of the worst situations. The melting glacier is a tragedy we hope that will be averted, but there is something enjoyable out of it too. The melting glacier formed Tasman lake allows tourist to get close to the huge “ice cube”, to witness the marvel of the natural landscape. You can book a Glacier explore tour boat to explore the Tasman Lake and view the glacier’s terminus face. The lake is up to 245m deep in depth, do take care of your belongings as your tour guide will definitely not risk his life to save your phone or camera!

By exploring the Tasman Lake, you can already see for yourself how the magnificent Tasman Glacier. If you’re lucky enough, icebergs will form around the lake so you do not have to admire it on the Titanic. These icebergs were form by the chunks of ice that break off from the glacier, making it looks like the ice cube you put into your drink. Do not worry, the tour guide will make sure of your safety during the trip, if it somehow hit one of the ice berg and sank, find a huge door slat for safety, please make sure it is big enough for two people.

You might just be able to taste and touch the icebergs if you are close enough too. If you are lucky enough, you’ll get to chance upon a crystal clear iceberg, formed when it has not been exposed to the atmosphere for prolonged periods of time, turning the ice clear.

However, the boat are not allowed within 1.5km to the 50m tall terminal face of the glacier for safety reasons in the event of ice calving.

New Zealand is filled with incredible natural landscape to witness, the marvel of Mother Nature is one of the best way for you to relax and find peacefulness amongst the busy life style of the city. The Tasman Lake is one of such places where there isn’t a single piece of worry would weighs you down and is absolutely a must visit place for anyone visiting the south island of New Zealand.

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