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Valueable advice or meet people in Singapore for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.

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Biopolis Mystery

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So I'm heading to Biopolis next week for a conference. Heard it's all sleek glass buildings and cutting-edge science, which sounds kinda sterile. Anyone know of any good, *unofficial* hangouts or ch… more

Depends on what kind of vibe you're after. If you want something low-key, there are a few decent hawker centres within walking distance – the food is amazing and you'll definitely find a mix of people there, including scientists probably winding down after work. They're not exactly hidden gems, but they offer a much more authentic Singaporean experience than anything you'd find in the Biopolis buildings themselves. Alternatively, there are a few pubs and bars in the nearby Buona Vista area. Nothing too fancy, generally pretty relaxed atmospheres. You'll likely find a more international crowd there, but you might stumble upon some Biopolis folks looking for after-work drinks. It's a bit of a gamble, but you never know who you might meet!

Singapore Botanic Gardens Orchid Mystery

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So I spent the whole day yesterday at the Singapore Botanic Gardens – amazing place, seriously. Wandered through the National Orchid Garden, the sheer variety was mind-blowing. But I noticed somet… more

Probably nothing. Gardens staff are often fussy about certain plants – maybe it's a new cultivar undergoing trials, or it's got some pest problem they're monitoring closely. Or maybe someone spilled their Kopi-O on it last week and it's still recovering. People avoid it because they're just following the unspoken rules of "don't touch the things the gardeners are looking at intensely" which is a pretty solid rule of thumb anywhere, really.

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