Singapore is one of the most colorful places of the world due to a crowd of almost all nationalities and it is one of the prestigious financial regions of the world. So, it simply means that you make a lot of money here in Singapore. You must know people who belong there and on happy occasions you can send gifts to Singapore using any online shopping portals.
Learn some more facts about Singapore that would help you in some way.
- Money seems to be very important for people of Singapore. Can you imagine any foreigner walking the streets of India with American or Australian dollars and have a nice time with bus conductors or departmental stores? No. But one with dollars, pounds, and yens can freely roam around Singapore and have fun.
- The law and order of Singapore is really a strict one. If you are caught smoking in any public place, 1000 dollars would be charged.
- Another strange law is that one cannot chew chewing gums here as it was banned here in 1992 due to conservation of environment. And it is followed till today.
- If by any chance you are caught littering and spitting in the roads of Singapore, there is no mercy for you. You would be straight away given a CWO – Corrective Work Order dress and made to clean and sweep the roads.
- MRT is the heart line of Singapore that connects the city well just like our own Delhi Metro. Announcement in Delhi Metro says that you cannot eat inside metro trains – but we all have come across this common sight of people eating inside metros. But while in Singapore you cannot eat inside MRT and if caught, you would be fined 500 dollars.
- If you are a foodie, you are going to have a great time in Singapore because of the prominence of four major cuisines at its best. Indian, Malay, Chinese, and Indonesian flavors are so well layered for you that you would not want to leave this place. Laksacarrying rice noodles, chicken, prawn, in a coconut spicy gravy is a must have here.
- Lau Pa Sat is a famous hawker center here that you must hit in the evening. Since 1894, it has been a major center in Singapore and in 1973 this was declared as a national monument.
So, plan for a trip here, but for the time being don’t forget to send gifts to Singapore to make our loved ones happy.