”5 must-do things in Singapore” by Georgia Caney - EF Guest Vlog

***** Currently, Singapore is under a partial "lockdown" due to the impact of the international health crisis, so it's not possible to move around freely. The scenes from around the city in this video, were filmed well before the health crisis. We are posting this video as inspiration for students planning to study in Singapore sometime in the future.
This week, we are happy to have Georgia Caney in Singapore back on the EF Guest Vlog - Check out Georgia's channel here: @Georgia Caney / thevintagevision
GEORGIA'S 5 MUST-DO THINGS IN SINGAPORE
1. Kampong Glam
- Sultan Mosque
- Haji Lane
2. Joo Chiat & Katong
- Joo Chiat Road
3. Tiong Bahru
- Tiong Bahru Market
4. Hawker centres
- Maxwell Food Centre
- Old Airport Road Food Centre
- Amoy Street Food Centre
5. Gardens by the Bay
- Supertree Grove
- Garden Rhapsody
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[@ahmedtpa8430]

That's amazing I would like to visit you there 😍

[@geovanidosanjosvitoria3158]

I am Brazilian and I am fascinated in Singapore.

[@geovanidosanjosvitoria3158]

Singapore, my dream country.

[@rusellarmijos3795]

Omg you are the most pretty girl that i have ever seen! 😗😙😙😙😘😚

[@jacopojacopo1023]

who’s going in summer 2021??(singapore) i should’ve gone this summer but coronavirus said “not this time” LMAO so yeah maybe it’s a little bit early but those who were supposed to go this summer are sure that they’ll go the next summer

[@natachamedina5750]

Como te llama

[@alejandromedina3245]

No entiendo inglés español

[@natachamedina5750]

Soy wuinder

[@SimonaMauzer]

For me its to dangerous to eat at street at asian countrys,and at small and very chip restorants there is allways flys,dirty,and I dont belive that people who work there usually wash hands,and this is a big quation how looks like kitchen where they cook it,is evrything clean?

[@Sone_carat90]

In singapore it’s clean. Authorities here stressed the importance of hygiene to all food operators; from home based food businesses to high end restaurants. Businesses that do not comply to the hygiene regulations will be heavily fined or have their license suspended.

[@liangyingshi]

Singapore is literally one of the cleanest countries in the world. At least you can often see what the person in front of you is cooking for you

[@owelic]

so like any large city you can find in China, just smaller and more expensive?

[@razjackson5825]

Culturally very different to anywhere in China, we are more diverse and our racial and religious mix is different, which plays a huge part in a visitor's experience. I'm not sure of any city in China where you can visit a big majestic Masjid, Paranakan houses and a Little India all within a few MRT stops away. I know some people are still finding it difficult to understand that Singapore is not part of China, and not all far east asian looking people are from China. These are the notions you'd have to start with in order to ignore our different culture and say that it's just "like any city you can find in China". - your friendly Singaporean bro who's not even ethnically Chinese

[@SimonaMauzer]

Vizit Pakistan!!!😁😄🤣