Parkway Parade shopping complex is the biggest and most popular shopping complex in the east region of Singapore. It has more than 100 shops, restaurants, cafés, popular department stores like Isetan and Robinson and Cold Storage. Be prepare to shop and eat until you drop!

Pulau Ubin is a small island, located off the north-eastern side of Singapore. It is the last place that still stay untouched by developer, therefore its natural and rustic charms still remain since 60s. A place not to be missed by "Nature fanatics".

Joo Chiat was designated as a 'conservation area' in 1993. It's distinctive architecture has reflect the rich peranakan heritage in the region. Culture and Heritage lover paradise!

Geylang Serai is a place where dated back in the 19th century, then the British government had resettle the Orang Laut and the Malays living at the mouth of Singapore river to set up home in Geylang. Therefore to date, it still remain as a focus point for the Malay community. Most authentic and local place in Singapore!

Changi Village is a historic place in Singapore. For its historical significance, both Changi Prison and Changi beach were marked as a historical site by the Singapore Tourism Board and National Heritage Board. A place that serious historians must visit!!!

Geylang is undoubtful as one of the most happening place in Singapore, it's a famous nightspot area for food, pub, bar and nightclub. The most notorious Red Light district also situated here. Enter at your own "Risk"!

East Coast Park is the largest and most popular park in Singapore. Surfing, sailing, rollerblading and many many more you can do in the park except ..

Pasir Ris Park is one of the largest coastal park that developed on reclaimed land. Beside having lots of activities, it also have a food village by the coastal, where you can dine by the beach and enjoy the sea breeze. Best place for couple travellers!!!

Katong
The very mention of the name Katong evokes a warm nostalgia,especially among the older generation of Singaporeans. Even today, the area continues to weave a spell over Singapore's psyche. In the 1930s, the island's wealthy would retreat to its version of the Riviera and spend weekends in their bungalows along the beach. Today, as other areas plunge headlong into their quest to modernise and throw up gleaming condominiums, Katong has retained  a hold on its past, revelling in its incredibly rich Peranakan and Eurasian heritage and architecture and soaking in its great charm.