Travel is expensive, especially when it comes to an island trip like to Singapore. But if you are on a budget there are many ways to enjoy your trip without much money.
Instead of visiting restaurants, which can get pricey depending on the type of cuisine and the size of your tip, try getting most of your meals from the “hawker centers’ around town. These are market stalls that offer plenty of Chinese, Indian and Malaysian foods. You can eat a good, even healthy meal for as little as $2, including meat, fish and vegetables.
(Be forewarned, Singapore coffee is not like western coffee, it tends to be more diluted. If you really need your java, visit Starbucks or one of the other coffee shops that are readily available.) If you’d like to try another form of caffeine, Chinese tea is cheap (less than $1) and may meet your needs. [click to continue…]
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