Singapore: A Gateway to Priceless Experiences

CEBU, Philippines - Singapore gears up for another year of thrills as the country proves it’s a place to see where the world is heading with a slew of grand festivities set for this year. Whether it’s your first-time or you regularly visit, Singapore never runs out of celebrations that let you journey to a world of unique experiences to spark wonder and excitement at every turn.

The Great Egg-venture

This Easter, the Sentosa Harborfront Business Association (SHBA) is hatching yet another egg-citing event – The Great Egg-Venture, Singapore’s largest Easter fiesta! The Great Egg-Venture will see you flying to and from Mount Faber, across the harborfront and onto Sentosa Island, in search of 100 giant eggs. Hunt through the nooks and crannies of Sentosa Harbor Front for these giant eggs and you could stand a chance to win attractive prizes.

If an egg hunt isn’t your thing, you could simply take pleasure in admiring these creatively designed eggs at this first-ever local “eggs-travaganza!” Some 200 local artists from various associations, charity groups, independent labels and schools will be showcasing their unique Easter Egg interpretations, measuring at 1.5 meters by 1 meter.

For those who prefer a more relaxing fun, there’s also a bunch of Easter-themed activities, from baking classes in hotels to roving performances at the malls. Of course, the fiesta wouldn’t be complete without great deals and promotions, such as special Easter brunches and amazing deals at the various hotels.

Tulipmania

Tulipmania is the second of six chapters in Gardens by the Bay’s storytelling journey in 2015. This enchanting series of floral displays will draw visitors into the magical world of folklore, legends, fairy tales and nursery rhymes as told through the language of plants.

The highly anticipated, annual Tulipmania display returns to Gardens by the Bay from March 20 to May 10 – this time amidst a colorful setting of magical fairy tales. In this third edition, visitors can look forward to an even wider selection of tulips – over 40 varieties in a myriad of hues and forms! Look out for captivating blooms like the scarlet “Red Riding Hood,” the “Purple Prince,” and the “Orange Princess” as they grace familiar fairy tale settings like Cinderella‘s carriage, Rapunzel’s tower, and the ginger bread house of Hansel and Gretel. There’s even a tulip named “Singapore”!

Whatever the occasion, whether it is a family vacation, romantic getaway or a barkada trip, Singapore refreshing experiences for visitors promises to bring out the most unforgettable of experiences that will last a lifetime.

For more information on Singapore, the website is www.yoursingapore.com.

 Madame Tussauds Singapore

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to pose for photos with your favorite celebrities at 10 fully themed interactive zones that feature realistic wax figures bearing an incredible likeness to the real deal.

The renowned Madame Tussauds Museum – now in Singapore – is the place to be for a star-studded experience like no other, whether your dream has always been to “meet” Michael Jackson, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, David Beckham, Sebastian Vettel or Lady Gaga!

Madame Tussauds Singapore is located at Imbiah Lookout on Sentosa and sits alongside Images of Singapore LIVE, which is now open to the public. Images of Singapore LIVE introduces an entirely new element with live actors telling stories about Singapore’s history. The two attractions are linked by the “Spirit of Singapore” boat ride, the first-ever boat ride that lets visitors travel through a fantasy tropical garden that doubles as a cultural celebration of the city.

Trick Eye Museum

Trick Eye is short for “Trick of the eye.” referring to an art technique that turns two-dimensional paintings into three-dimensional images through the use of optical illusions. With that, 2D paintings on the museum walls, floors and ceilings appear to pop out of the surface and come to life. Visitors are welcome to explore the various themed galleries with their eyes, hands and even cameras.

Singapore is the very first stop of Trick Eye Museum’s foreign venture with a museum situated on the island of Sentosa. There are a total of 90 artworks in the museum, which consists of six zones in different themes: World of Masterpiece, Safari Kingdom, Star of Circus, Dream of Fairy Tale, Love In Winter and Adventure Discovery. Classic artworks of Trick Eye Museum such as the ‘Ames Room’ and ‘Magic Table’ are also featured. Trick Eye Museum is an attraction for people of all ages coming together with friends, families and their loved ones.

 2015 Singapore Grand Prix

Singapore has been the proud host of the world’s only street night race since 2008. The event , with the backdrop of heritage buildings, modern architecture and breathtaking skyline, culminates in an unparalleled combination of sights, sounds and a festive atmosphere. In September, the adrenaline-pumping non-stop action will once again enthrall crowds for the eighth year as the world’s finest drivers prove their mettle on the challenging Marina Bay Street Circuit. The gripping race action combines with all-day entertainment featuring international headliners, dazzling productions and delightful roving performances.

American Grammy award winning acts Pharrell Williams and Maroon 5 will headline the Padang Stage, Singapore’s largest outdoor entertainment stage. Over at the Village Stage, one of Britain’s most iconic and influential bands Spandau Ballet will be making their Singapore debut at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

Race fans can enjoy significant savings of up to 25 percent off regular ticket prices during the early-bird phase of the world’s only street night race to be held on September 18, 19 and 20.

 Alive Museum

Alive Museum is Singapore’s brand new fun and entertainment destination. Suitable for people of all ages, be it families, couples or tourists, the museum infuses and modernizes the concept of art into fun and entertainment. More than 80 artworks are brought alive with 3D painting, shading and drawing techniques that create visual illusions.

Visitors will be able to experience magical ideas in reality by touching and watching objects; they will be part of the masterpiece. The exhibit covers three genres of art – Trick Art, Digital Art and Object Art.