Built in 1921, Tou Mu Kung temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Singapore dedicated to worshipping the Taoist deity 九皇爷 (Jiu ...

Before Singapore became a bustling city-state, it was part of the Straits Settlements – a British administrative group that included Penang, Malacca, and our very own Lion City. And the first Governor ...

Lake Nakuru is one the most popular lakes of the Great Rift Valley region, and is protected in the Lake Nakuru National Park, ...

Budget wisely: Renting a shophouse may not be the most affordable option in Singapore, so make sure it fits within your ...

Picture this: it’s 6:30pm, and you’ve snagged a nice spot on the MRT to zone out and scroll through your phone in peace. Suddenly, someone decides that the entire train needs to be part of their ...

T2 was a game changer. At 358,000 sqm, it was bigger than T1's 308,000 sqm and effectively doubled Changi’s passenger capacity. It also brought along the debut of the original Skytrain, which became ...

It's time to put on your big boy and big girl pants because ’tis the season for feasting with friends and family. If your approach to festive eating is “go big or go home”, then allow us to point you ...

Commissioned in 1919 to mark the centenary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival in Singapore, the Former Raffles College was also ...

Sometimes, children associate potty training with so much stress, that they actually might choose to hold their poop in for a ...