Singapore Shopping Tour - where to shop for what you want...
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The Great Singapore Sale 2013
From 31th May to 28nd July. During this period, practically every shopping mall, store or push cart in Singapore is On Sale. You can expect discounts of up to 70% on just about anything. Get ready to grab big bargains. Expect also to enjoy great deals at dining outlets, eateries and entertainment places.
Great Singapore Sale 2013
Dates: 31 May 2013 to 28 July 2013
Place: All major malls & stores throughout Singapore.
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 Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is now widely accepted as an alternative to western medicine for many ailments... even in the West. However, while most western over-the-counter medicines are manufactured by reputable pharmaceutical companies, TCM comes from various sources in China and other countries, many lacking in published standards. This is obviously a cause for concern by discerning customers. Traditionally, TCM is prescribed by a TCM practitioner, who also runs a retail outlet. However, with its popularity, TCM is now available at many Chinese medical stores all over Singapore, and even in major shopping malls.
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 Even in today's modern Singapore with skyscrapers, multi storey shopping malls and a high-tech ferris wheel - the Singapore Flyer, crowded and haphazard bazaars along narrow streets still exist. While at residential neighbourhood, temporary 'night markets' still sprout up occasionally, several permanent bazaars catering to tourists and locals are alive and abound with excitement and entertainment.
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 The range of jewellery and watches in Singapore will stagger you ... from international big names to local jewellery boutiques. Singapore has also a large jewellery manufacturing industry. Many have recently modernized their look, design and presentation to appear today's market. You'll be amazed by their quality, design and appeal... matching many international big names.
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 Batik refers to fabric that has gone through the process of dyeing using dye-resistant substance, traditionally wax or paraffin, which prevents color absorption thus creating patterns on fabric. This technique is thousands of years old and can be traced to early civilisations in Africa and Middle East. However, it is in Indonesia that this art form was perfected and popularised. The art of Batik has since spread to the rest of the Indonesian archipelago and the Malay Peninsula. Both Indonesia and Malaysia are now centers of Batik production. Batik is an artistic expression, reflecting the cultures of Indonesian and Malaysia. Of course, today with the influence of haute couture, Batik is now available in many forms.
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