Cool Travel Tips in Singapore

Flights from Amsterdam to Abu Dhabi, more or fewer, takes 6 hours. The good thing on this return trip we full fly with Etihad and not transferred to KLM. With the time difference, we reached Abu Dhabi International Airport at about half-seven in the morning. The transition time is also not too long because around the hour and a half eleven noon. We have flown again to Singapore. This flight time is a somewhat more prolonged duration of about 8.5 hours and still feels comfortable because of the excellent Etihad service. Finally, right at half eleven nights, we landed safely at Changi Airport. We stayed overnight again in Changi as the new plane to Surabaya will depart tomorrow afternoon.

Already Bosen sleep at the airport, but what is the power of money again Meet. Fortunately, also the body still tired, so the head is stuck on the pillow, direct snoring flew back in a dream to Europe and knew of the already built-in Fajr Aja. Tomorrow morning after breakfast at Staff Canteen, we consult to fill the half-day in Singapore. My plan to visit Henderson Wave, the most beautiful wooden bridge in Singapore. But what is the power, the mother has looked tired and reluctant to be told the road, up, and up again. At that time, the temperature in Singapore was still hot and humid, so, it is not consensus if you want to use outdoor activities. Finally, we agreed to have a mother's most popular indoor activities shopping.

MUSTAFA CENTER SINGAPORE

Mustafa Center

From various places of alternative shopping that I have to offer (from Ikea, Bugis to Orchard), it turns out that the mother chose a cheap shopping place in Mustafa Centre. Incidentally, also the site is open 24 hours. So after breakfast and be sol stuff, we immediately step in there. From the Changi Airport, this place can be reached by using the MRT line Green (East-West Line) Direction of Tuas Link, get off at Lavender station with a walking distance approximately 1 km. Located in the Little India area, this shopping mall is always crowded with both locals and tourists.

In addition to low prices (for Singapore size), here are also available various types of goods. Start souvenir, jewelry, until the daily necessities items, even the money changer, and travel agency is here. Anyway, what Aja, there in Mustafa. Souvenirs sold are not limited to the KDI knacks, but also from the UK and some other countries. So if returning home from England and transiting in Singapore, the can, to buy by him at Mustafa. 

Souvenir Shop at Mustafa

One of the other advantages of MUSTAFA is open 24 hours. This place is one of the few shopping centers in Singapore, which is open non-stop. It is also. If you're shopping, you can straighten your legs and eat in the rooftop restaurant, which is also open 24 hours. A different appearance with the store department underneath that looks busy, the restaurant area is so quiet and comfortable, especially in the ordinary days, and not the end of the week. There are wooden bridges, fountains, and greenery surrounding it.

A glass dome surrounds the restaurant itself, so it feels spacious and airy. The Menu offered is Indian food and kebab with prices ranging from 5 to 10 SGD. Some tips when shopping at Mustafa, among others: always remember if here everything is fixing price so do not try the negotiable, the second on certain days especially weekend, this place is very crowded visitors. So beware of precious luggage.

The last suggestion is not to get lost because this place is like a maze; many small circular streets are here. After shopping at Mustafa (my mother repurchased the luggage here so the return to the extra baggage), we returned to Changi to wait for the plane to Surabaya.