Night view from Marina Bay Sands Skypark

Marina Bay Sands is an integrated resort located at Marina Bay front in Singapore. The integrated resort property contains casino, theater, shopping mall and signature restaurants.
There is an observation deck at the top of Marina Bay Sands tower. It is called the Skypark at Marina Bay Sands. The Skypark stands atop the 55 storied tower and provides a breathtaking view of the entire bay front. We enjoyed the night view this time. Plan to go again sometime during the day as well.

Here is a video of the night view from the Skypark along with a few pictures.

A view from the base of tower 3...

The Singapore Flyer accompanied by the F1 circuit.. 

Art and Science Museum..by the side of Gardens by the Bay.. 

Fullerton hotel and the Merlion waterfront.. 

Singapore Diary 6: Arab Street and around Bugis area

The other day we went to Arab Street. The place is in front of Masjid Sultan in the Bugis area.
You can read more about the history of the area in Wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Street)

Its an area of good kebabs. We went for a restaurant named Beirut.
The food was good and so was the ambience. A very nice place to hangout with friends.

And also you get to enjoy some good dance like this one.

Singapore Diary 5: Singapore War Memorial Park...on September 2, 2012

War Memorial Park is located in the vicinity of Raffles City and Suntec malls. It houses a war memorial dedicated to all civilians who perished in World War II.
You can get read details in Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Memorial_Park,_Singapore).

Suntec Convention Center as seen from the War Memorial Park.

Tamil is one of the four official languages in Singapore.

War Memorial Tower accompanied by the Swissotel Stamford.

The Swissotel Stamford.

Singapore Diary 4: Evening at Clarke Street

Named after Sir Andrew Clarke, the second Governor of Singapore, Clarke Street is one of the happening areas of Singapore with a lively night life. The night life is most visible on any Saturday evening.
The Clarke Bridge is one of the landmarks of the area where you can see people partying in the open all through the night.
We went for a few evening trip to the area.

An Indian fast food joint where you can enjoy some good rolls with beer.

Portrait painting in progress on the Clarke Street.

You can also view belly dancing on a Satuday evening in front of a Persian food joint called Shiraz. This is not a regular event; takes place sometime for promotional purpose.

Singapore Diary 3: A trip down the Singapore river

Recently we went for a ride down the Singapore river. We first caught up with some of my friends staying at The Swissotel Stamford (http://www.swissotel.com/hotels/singapore-stamford/).
First a few snaps from the 63rd floor balcony of my friend's hotel room.

The green patch you can see at the corner of the below pic is that of Singapore Cricket Club (http://www.scc.org.sg/main/clubNews.html). Plan to make a trip to there too.

We started out river trip from near the Merlion Park. Unfortunately because of some renovation, the big Merlion was not functional on the day. 

So had satisfy with the baby Merlion.

A view of the Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer line from across the Merlion Park.

A few snaps of the trip down the river. This is the link to Marina Bay Sands.

The following structure is that of the Singapore Art and Science Museum at Marina Bay Sands (http://www.marinabaysands.com/Singapore-Museum/)

This is the Fullerton Building, one of the colonial structures in Singapore. Currently this building is the seat of the Fullerton Hotel.

A small piece of art near the Fullerton Building.

This is the RiverWalk building, the seat of Ministry of Manpower.

The trip ends at Boat Quay - Clark Quay.

The boat we rode.