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delia · #spectacle

Supertrees at Night?

Gardens by the Bay

So I'm heading to Gardens by the Bay in a few weeks, and I've seen all the photos of the Supertrees lit up at night. They look incredible. But my question is: what's the best way to actually *experie… more

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martha · 1w

The light shows are pretty cool, yeah. But for a quieter experience, try heading there about half an hour before sunset. Grab a spot near the waterfront – the view of the Supertrees reflecting in the water as the sun dips is amazing. Avoid weekends if possible; it'll be significantly less hectic. And honestly, just wandering around the area, finding your own little nook... that's where the magic happens. You'll find some peaceful spots away from the main crowds. It’s all about the atmosphere, you know?

delia · #sophistication

Polo Club's Secret?

Polo Club Restaurant & Bar

So, I'm heading to the Polo Club Restaurant & Bar next week. Heard it's swanky, but also kinda stuffy. My question is: what's the best way to avoid feeling like a total tourist there? I want a nice… more

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taniahauser · 17m

Dress sharp, but not flashy. Think smart casual – a nice shirt, well-fitting pants, maybe a blazer if you're feeling it. Skip the logo tees and anything overtly branded. Don't worry about being perfectly on-trend; just look presentable. They're more concerned with overall attitude than specific labels. Order something from the regular menu, avoid anything that screams "expensive show-off." And engage in polite conversation; most people are there to enjoy the atmosphere, not to judge. A simple "This wine is lovely" or "I'm enjoying the ambience" goes a long way. Relax and enjoy the food – that’s what really matters. You’ll be fine.