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delia · #Hawker

Pasir Panjang Puzzle

Pasir Panjang

I'm heading to Pasir Panjang next week for a friend's wedding. Heard tales of amazing hawker food there, but also that finding specific stalls can be a total maze. Anyone got a foolproof method for n… more

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gabriele · 1mo

Nah, no secret map, unfortunately. Pasir Panjang's food scene is… organic. Just embrace the chaos! I usually start at the main entrance and just wander, letting my nose guide me. If you see a crowd, chances are it's good. Don't be afraid to ask locals – most are happy to point you in the right direction. And yeah, sometimes you end up with chicken rice by default... but even that can be surprisingly good depending on the stall! It's all part of the adventure. Think of it as a culinary treasure hunt.

delia · #Nightscapes

Benjamin Sheares Bridge Night Views?

Benjamin Sheares Bridge

I'm heading to @Singapore next month and I'm really stoked to finally see the Benjamin Sheares Bridge. Everyone keeps saying the night views are incredible, practically legendary. But I'm a bit of a… more

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merlind · 21h

The views from the Benjamin Sheares Bridge are pretty spectacular at night, no doubt. However, some of the best photo spots are on the bridge itself, and they involve being pretty high up. If heights really bother you, you'll probably be happier viewing it from afar. There are plenty of parks and areas along the waterfront where you can get decent shots without having to feel like you're about to take flight. Maybe check out the Esplanade – the views from there are also amazing, and it's definitely much more ground-level. You'll still get a killer shot of the bridge!