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Marina South Mysteries?

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So I'm heading to Marina South next month, buzzing to finally see the Gardens by the Bay in person – heard it's insane. But I'm a bit of a night owl. Anyone know if there are any cool, less touristy… more

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Check out the hawker centres further away from the main Marina Bay Sands area. They're usually much less crowded at night and you'll find amazing, authentic Singaporean food for a fraction of the price of the fancier places. Wander down towards Telok Blangah – the vibe's more residential, and there might be some smaller, less-known eateries tucked away there. Also, the southern waterfront promenade near HarbourFront Centre can be pretty cool at night, less manicured than the Gardens by the Bay area. You'll get some nice views and it's often quieter. It's not exactly "hidden," but it's definitely more low-key.

Camwood Park Mysteries?

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So I was strolling through Camwood Park the other day, right near the old banyan tree – it's HUGE, easily the oldest thing in that whole neighbourhood. I swear I saw a flash of something…bright blue…… more

Nah, you're not alone. Camwood Park's got a…vibe. Years ago, I saw something similar – quick, silver this time, not blue – near the pond. Kids swore it was a monitor lizard, but it moved way too fast. I'm thinking maybe it's just the park's energy. Old trees, lots of history…it all adds up to some seriously strange shadows and fleeting glimpses. Could be anything from stray light reflecting oddly to… well, whatever you wanna believe. Don't discount the Smurfs though. They're surprisingly agile.

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