Other than having a world-class airport, what else is there in the East?
You’d probably only know Changi because our airport and Jewel mall is located here. In fact, as someone who stays in the East, these are the only...
Whether you enjoy kimchi, K-pop or K-dramas, here's how to get your Korea fix on a Singapore daycation!
Korea is no doubt a top travel destination for Singaporeans. We’re definitely all excited with the announcement of a Vaccinated Travel Lane...
Is the north of Singapore really worth travelling to? 🤔
Those who don't frequent the north of Singapore may associate Yishun with crimes and Sembawang with... well, the hot spring park. But is that really all to part of Singapore?...
Whether you’re a foodie, outdoor lover or just plain curious, here are some interesting places to check out along Thomson-East Coast Line’s six new stations!
As an Eastie, I was really excited about the Thomson-East Coast Line. After all, it’s...
A secret bunker, an abandoned reservoir that was taken off the Singapore maps until 2014, and a mysterious tomb with Japanese inscriptions, in the middle of nowhere.
If you've been to Sentosa (Harbourfront), you're probably somewhat familiar with this area....
Asia's first-ever Museum of Ice Cream is finally here!
There are many new things to do this August, but this attraction takes the cake — or should I say ice cream? 😏
Hailing from New York City, the Museum of Ice...
Abandoned cars, gated tombs and old statues — a hike at Bukit Brown might send shivers down your spine…
If you're bored of the usual hiking trails in Singapore, how about exploring a historic cemetery? 😧
A walk through Bukit...
Escape to the Southern Islands for a day to recalibrate and recharge 😌
For those looking for a day of both exploration and relaxation, St. John’s Island and Lazarus Island gives you the best of both worlds. These islands offer...
Dining-in or not, we could all use some quality time spent outdoors, with a picnic mat.
Whether you're thinking of having a relaxing picnic over the weekend or a quick meal after work, an alfresco dining experience by the beach...
Wanna grab brunch in Kyoto, New York or at an African Safari? These cafes in Singapore go the extra mile for that overseas experience.
Singapore has some pretty cool-themed cafes that you can dine at — from cherry blossom backdrops...
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics has been such an emotional run — here's how you can stretch out that stoke 🤙🏼
From getting delayed in 2020 due to the pandemic to the debut of six brand new sports, the Tokyo 2020...
Here's our guide to island hopping around the Singapore Southern Islands.
Sentosa might be the most well-known out of the bunch, but Singapore's Southern Islands consist of seven other islands — St John's Island, Lazarus Island, Kusu Island, Sisters' Islands,...
Cobblestone paths, colonial lamp posts and English houses — the new gallop extension at Singapore Botanic Gardens is a trip that transports you to England.
With a myriad of things to check out, from swan lakes to tranquil forest trails,...
Here's a new concept for locals: solo travelling in Singapore!
Here at The Travel Intern, we love travelling as a team. But we're also huge advocates for trying solo travel at least once in your life. Solo travel comes with...
Singapore may be a little red dot, but here are 50 reasons why you've got to visit!
Photo credit: 4CORNERS via Telegraph
It's crazy to think that 56 years ago, this futuristic city-state was just a kampong (traditional village) forced into...
This new heritage trail in Sembawang lets you explore Singapore's rich naval history and the diverse heritage of its communities.
Most people think of Sembawang as a suburban residential town with nothing much to see or do. Chong Pang Food...
Don’t let your unused digital SingapoRediscovers Vouchers go to waste!
Lazarus Island
ICYMI, our digital SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (SRV) have been extended till 31 December 2021 (previously 30 June 2021) 🎉
There are many things to do in Singapore but we get it, finding...
With a pristine beach, ancient relics and live tortoises, Kusu Island is as enigmatic as its backstory.
Legend has it that a Chinese and a Malay fisherman out at sea were caught in a shipwreck. To save them from drowning,...
Remember how playgrounds in Singapore looked like this:
Photo credit: NParks
A simple slide, spring riders, and something to climb — this was the playground I grew up with. And I was so content.
But gone are the days of mismatched...
If anyone asks, I’ll be dining in Tokyo on my next leave. 🍱
Photo credit: @shukuuizakaya via Instagram
Tokyo’s electrifying nightlife and bustling izakayas, Hokkaido’s ridiculously fresh seafood and even little things like Japan's modern toilets and efficient transport systems...
