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Singapore Travel Guide

By: Ashley Adams
Narrated by: Ken Kamlet
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Singapore holds numerous events each year. Some of its famous festivals and events include the Singapore Food Festival, the Singapore Grand Prix, the Singapore Arts Festival, the Chingay Parade, the World Gourmet Summit, and ZoukOut.

The Singapore Sun Festival is another popular festival in Singapore. 2010's line-up featured renowned stars such as David Foster, Natalie Cole, Jose Carreras, and Sharon Stone. Christmas is also widely celebrated in Singapore, a season where the city streets and shopping malls along its famous shopping belt Orchard Road are lit up and decorated in vibrant colours. In addition, the Singapore Jewel Festival attracts numerous tourists every year, and is a display of precious gems, famous jewels, and masterpieces from international jewellers and designers.

On the cultural side of things to do, Singapore has been trying to shake off its boring, buttoned-up reputation and attract more artists and performances, with mixed success. The star in Singapore's cultural sky is the Esplanade theatre in Marina Bay, a world-class facility for performing arts and a frequent stage for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.

Enjoy this travel guide as you adventure through the beautiful island country of Singapore!

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