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Assumption to be made for answering these thread: The visitors would be adults, not children nor teenagers.
I know that may be part of the answers have been discussed in separate threads. But may be this thread can be used as something like "what to do" in Singapore in the view of SQTalkers as a local Singaporean and also in the view of SQTalkers who visits Singapore.
First question: What do you think about "Breakfast with Orang Utans at the Zoo?" How about the "Night Safari?" Worth it? Are those activities are "a must do" for visitors to Singapore? Of course many guidebooks and web info would suggest those, but how about your opinion?
Second question: What to see there which are not the usual touristic places?
Third question: Weather and dress code?
Fourth question: Any other suggestions?
For me, I have done the zoo stuff a very long time ago. Done that, but I have no recollection whether I would recommend others to do that or not.
I know many mileage runners going into Singapore loves to spend time at the night safari and wee hours hawker centers. 
And in the past years, every time I go to Singapore, my visit would be filled with spending with all very good friends here in SQTalk. Thus talk, eat and drinks. 
(And yes, the die die must eat in Singapore thread is very useful indeed ...)
When I visit Singapore with my Indonesian friends and family, shopping is what they love. But I don't like to shop in Singapore (the reason would be kept close to my heart
).
In short, please help with the advice! Thank you!
I know that may be part of the answers have been discussed in separate threads. But may be this thread can be used as something like "what to do" in Singapore in the view of SQTalkers as a local Singaporean and also in the view of SQTalkers who visits Singapore.
First question: What do you think about "Breakfast with Orang Utans at the Zoo?" How about the "Night Safari?" Worth it? Are those activities are "a must do" for visitors to Singapore? Of course many guidebooks and web info would suggest those, but how about your opinion?
Second question: What to see there which are not the usual touristic places?
Third question: Weather and dress code?
Fourth question: Any other suggestions?
For me, I have done the zoo stuff a very long time ago. Done that, but I have no recollection whether I would recommend others to do that or not.
I know many mileage runners going into Singapore loves to spend time at the night safari and wee hours hawker centers. And in the past years, every time I go to Singapore, my visit would be filled with spending with all very good friends here in SQTalk. Thus talk, eat and drinks. (And yes, the die die must eat in Singapore thread is very useful indeed ...)When I visit Singapore with my Indonesian friends and family, shopping is what they love. But I don't like to shop in Singapore (the reason would be kept close to my heart
).In short, please help with the advice! Thank you!
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