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National Museum of Singapore

G4 Station is proud to be an affiliated hostel as part of our National Museum of Singapore initiatives

Win a free pass to the National Museum when you book a bed with us between 23rd June 2011 to 22nd August 2011. We will be organizing group trips to the Museum (for our own leisure as well lol) right after the F1 session in September!

Find out more about what you can see in the National Museum. Come, stay with us and know more about Singapore and its history.

*SLAMS A FEW PASSES ON THE FRONT DESK* Study Singapore! Enjoy!

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MBS

Here it is!! The second post on new attractions. This time, I am going to introduce to all of you the 2nd Integrated Resorts in Singapore, Marina Bay Sands.

As mentioned, Marina Bay Sands is also one of the integrated resorts. It is located at the front of Marina Bay. It features 3 55-storey hotel towers which are connected by a 1 hectare sky terrace on the roof, named Sands SkyPark. In front of the three towers are a Theatre Block, a Convention and Exhibition Facilities, as well as the Casino Block. There is also a ArtScience Museum which is next to the 3 blocks and has a shape of a lotus. There is a Wonder Full show in front of the Event plaza, which is the largest ligt and water spectacular in Southeast Asia.

MBS Infinity pool

The 340m-long SkyPark is home to the world’s longest elevated swimming pool, with a 146-metre vanishing edge, perched 191 metres above the ground. The SkyPark also boasts rooftop restaurants, nightclubs, gardens hundreds of trees and plants and a public observatory with 360-degree views of the Singapore skyline.

Some other facilities in Marina Bay Sands include the Shoppes Mall, two Sands Theatre, seven “celebrity chef” restaurants and two floating pavilions.

Wanna find out more things about this Integrated Resort?? Check it out on Marina Bay Sands website.

Too expensive to stay over there? Why not book with us here and make your way there in just 20min via the MRT!

Signing off

Shi Ling

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As all of you should know from my previous post, I’m a Aggressive Inline Rollerblader. And if you’re a skateboarder, BMX rider or a roller like me, and if you travel to or is living in Singapore, and wanting to shred, THERE IS ONLY ONE PLACE TO GO. EAST COAST SKATE PARK. I’m not trying to brag about it but honestly and seriously, it is a WORLD CLASS skate park, worthy of your time and money just to travel here to have a session! I kid you not!

It has EVERYTHING any extreme sport enthusiast would want. An awesome street course with so much flow, a big and deep vert bowl, a combination bowl, curbs and ledges of all heights and length and even handrails! It is street and park fused into ONE location. What more can we ask for? And the ultimate part is…it’s absolutely FREE!

Unfortunately, there is a flaw to it. It is the weather. Singapore is a tropical island. When there’s tropical, there is rain. And boy do we get lots of it. It’s very unpredictable as the skate park is located by the beach. Rain clouds tend to be blown over the area. It may be sunny one moment but before you know it, it starts to rain. But do not fret! It can rain buckets for hours on end, but once the last drop of rain hits the floor, give it 20-30 minutes and most of the park should have dried up!

The park is opened 24/7. Super hot in the day if it’s not raining yet cool and breezy at night. There are flood lights that turn on at

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I’m not a good reviewer when it comes to food but these are the sites which I highly recommend that you could visit before hitting the Singapore shore so you could plan your food itinerary.

Singapore Food Blogs

Latest Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak Reviewed by ieatishootipost

I Eat I Shoot I Post – The number one site introduced to me by Selina. This ardent site shoots unbelievable food photos and describes the food reviewed down to its bones. Chilling but true, this blog covers most of Singapore hawker food and you JUST HAVE to visit it.

Lady Iron Chef – Brad, a photographer who specialises in food shots has been writing this food blog since March 2007. Great reviews of food joints in Singapore, he also has his ways with his food photos that somewhat makes me drool easily. (Of course he should ain’t it? Since he’s a photographer.. duh)

Justin introduces RISE in his J23KBlogs

J23KBlogs - Reviews of the latest hip food joint to visit coupled with great photo shots by Justin. (I’m starting to wonder if there’s any trend to this hmm)

Singapore Food Sites

HungryGoWhere – Another undisputed leader in online Singapore food ratings. Apparently spreading wings to other countries like Malaysia, Hong Kong and Australia.

InSing.com – I was surprised, but InSing is doing well even for its food review sections. Check this review site where the community is getting bigger and opinions are getting stronger for Singapore food.

Have you got any new sites to suggest to this list? Feel free to share with me so it could benefit everybody!

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Immerse in an array of festivities by the waterfront~

Incepted in 2007, The Singapore River Festival is known by many locals to be one of the largest sundown parties in the city area spanning two bustling weekends.

This year, the festival will take place from 25 June to 3 July. Located by the Singapore River, which is one of the city

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Most of the luxury Beijing spas offer facial treatment, a treatment that only existed in high-end beauty salons once. It includes facial cleansing massage and clay masques. The treatment also helps ease the sign of aging and avoid wrinkles and sagging skin. It is said that the skin will be smoother after massaging certain parts of the face, because massage increases blood flow into the tissues. While some luxury spas use firming agents in their treatment.

Massage in Beijing has always been a good way to relax. Luxury spas combine the art of massage therapy with beauty treatments in full body massage. Aromatherapy oils in the treatments are usually used to soften the skin and make it smoother. Apart from the skillful techniques from the massage therapists, the products are also helpful in making the skin softer.

Cellulite is an issue that all women want to avoid. It appears at the thighs and buttocks and makes people look ugly, especially when wearing shorts or bathing suit. The cellulite might no longer be a problem after having a massage treatment. By massaging a certain area, the stimulation will increase the blood flow in that area and eliminate the unwanted fat.

Another massage therapy in the luxury spas is soap massage. Mainly using a brush and soap, the soap massage is generally performed in a tub. Finished with a spa, the soap massage therapy will energize your body after removing the dead skin cells.

Some luxury spa provides treatments that can help lose weight. Your body will be wrapped before you receive a massage therapy. Women tend to enjoy the beauty treatment in the luxury spas because it helps lose the fat of the legs, arms and belly.

Those treatments provided by the most luxury spas in Beijing are not only for the body, but also for the mind. By experiencing different types of beauty massage therapies, your will achieve a balance between inner and outer beauty.

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In order to know how these hot tubs work, let us start from the health benefits they bring. When your body is submerged in the hot water, the blood vessels are dilated, which will energize your body and regulate your blood flow. Besides, the muscles are stimulated due to the same flow, making it possible to ease the muscular spasms and tension, and even cure headaches. It also works in treating arthritis. Some high-end spa and massage parlors own various sizes of hot tubs that could cater to a group of people, making it a great place to bond with family and friends.

Shanghai massage spas are great places to relax your body and mind. Most of the parlors offer more than one type of massages. The Fei Tian Sauna Club is a spacious Spa. You can lie in the bathtub and enjoy the delicious food and drinks. Services here include Nuru massage and Soapy massage.

The Amazon Sauna Club is a large leisure club located in Anshan Road of Yangpu District in Shanghai, integrating bath, amusement, body health and massage. With a European style interior, the Club covers an area of 5000 square meters. Services here include oil massage, foot massage, full body massage, traditional Chinese massage, Thai massage, Swedish massage and others.

Located in Shanghai’s most prosperous area, the Hot Sea Sauna Spa is a 1200-square-meter leisure center. The club is designed by the high-profile top designers. Luxurious interior space by plush couch sofa design and Austrian crystal droplight of adornment to build out, also they will provide VIP rooms. Services here include oil massage, foot massage, full body massage, traditional Chinese massage, Thai massage and others.

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