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Sparkling Singapore is an exciting city that prides itself on its architectural beauty with a modern twist. With an abundance of green spaces and stunning landmarks, you’ll find no shortage of sites to discover during an Asia cruise that departs from Singapore. Take a stroll down the sprawling Singapore Botanic Gardens or marvel at the futuristic waterfront park of Gardens by the Bay. Soak in the city-wide views from the top of the Singapore Flyer Ferris wheel or walk along the Marina Bay and explore historic hotels and bars. Singapore has a little something for everyone, including outdoor adventure, a world-class dining scene, unrivaled shopping, and everything in between.
On cruises from Singapore, you’ll stop in stunning ports in Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan, along the way. Even better, on some itineraries, you’ll spend an overnight in Singapore, which will allow you to discover the city’s thrilling nightlife and breathtaking skyline views that come alive once the sun goes down.
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Discover ancient landmarks, bustling cities, and delicious cuisine in Vietnam, an alluring destination that fuses French colonial history with modern Asian influences. Make your way around Ho Chi Minh’s five-star restaurants and lively markets. Admire the towering Marble Mountains in Da Nang and the ancient ruins and temples in Hue. During a stop in Hanoi, discover the natural beauty of Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll be in awe of its towering limestone structures, hidden caves, and emerald waters.
Marvel at natural wonders, religious landmarks, and stunning landscapes during a Singapore cruise that stops in Japan. Stroll around tranquil Japanese gardens and admire the dazzling architecture in Kobe, a city also known for its famous mouthwatering beef. While at Mount Fuji, experience the wonder of Japan’s highest mountain, one of the country’s most sacred sites, and climb up to the top for unbeatable views of Shizuoka and Tokyo in the distance.
Explore colorful destinations in Thailand during one of our cruises from Singapore. Most of our itineraries include an overnight stay in Bangkok, giving you a fantastic opportunity to discover the City of Angels. Spend two days visiting golden temples, admiring magnificent Buddhas, and scouring the floating markets, where you’re sure to find a variety of local treasures to bring back home.
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Experience the magic of a cruise from Singapore aboard one of our award-winning ships, where you’ll be surrounded by the utmost comfort and luxury throughout your journey. Travel to spectacular destinations in Asia, including ports in Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Hong Kong. All of our cruises from Singapore are open-jaw itineraries that depart and disembark in different ports, which allows you to discover more places in the region than ever before.
Depending on the sailing, cruises from Singapore can include overnight stays in exciting cities like Singapore, Hong Kong, Hanoi, Manila, Bangkok, or Kobe. And on some cruises, you can even take advantage of overnight stays in two different cities, helping you maximize your time during your vacation around Asia.
Spend your trip exploring fascinating ports of call and later unwind aboard a cutting-edge during days at sea. On your cruise, you’ll savor world-class cuisine that includes global-inspired menus crafted by a Michelin-starred chef. Throughout your vacation, you’ll also enjoy impeccable service from our team of concierges and butlers, as well as unlimited entertainment offerings at our visionary venues.
Sip artisanal cocktails at an upscale bar or dance the night away in one of the lounges. Watch riveting performances in the theater and listen to live music at the open air Lawn Club, an alfresco area with more than a half-acre of real grass. Lounge under the sun at the outdoor pool or take a break at the serene indoor solarium. For a truly unforgettable vacation, book a stay at The Retreat, our luxury vacation experience that includes suite accommodations and access to a private restaurant, sun deck, and lounge.
Whether you’re traveling alone, on your honeymoon, or with your entire family, you’ll find there’s no shortage of fun things to do while aboard a Celebrity Cruise.
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Your Celebrity cruise from Singapore will be waiting for you at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore, or MBCCS. The cruise terminal is equipped with free wifi, souvenir shopping, and currency exchange. Plus, the Marina South Pier metro station is a short walk away, making it easy to get to or from your cruise ship to the city’s financial and business district. The city of Singapore has greatly invested in making its cruise facilities modern, luxurious, and state of the art.
Top Sights & Attractions for Cruises to Singapore
Gardens by the bay.
The Gardens by the Bay have become completely synonymous with Singapore. Here you’ll find sculptures in the shape of funky flowers lit up in bright colors. The garden is home to multiple greenhouses, like the Flower Dome, where the temperatures and the plant life are always in spring. In the Cloud Forest, a small mountain was built for visitors to scale, bringing a tropical mountain climate all the way to Singapore. Guided tours and shows happen daily, and there’s something for all ages here, including a children’s garden and a sculpture park.
Singapore Botanic Garden
This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the few places to see the island’s rarest vegetation and greenery, making it not only a paradise but also one of the most important preservation efforts in all of Asia. When you cruise Singapore, take a leisurely walk through the grounds, where you can literally stop and smell the flowers. The Orchid Garden offers the largest collection of orchids in the world, and imported swans float along Swan Lake for a romantic afternoon out.
Singapore Flyer
Take a ride on the incredible Singapore flyer, a massive Ferris wheel in the heart of Singapore. Rides last about 30 minutes and offer incredible, panoramic views of the city during the adventure. Watch the futuristic skyline on one side and the peaceful harbor as ships float in and out on the other. At night, the Flyer even lights up.
Night Safari
For a close look at some of Singapore’s most exotic wildlife, take an unforgettable night safari, where you’ll enjoy a tram ride through this nocturnal zoo in the heart of the rainforest while on your cruise to Singapore. Nearly 150 species call this ecosystem their home, and 38 of them are endangered. There are even shows like fire-twirling and dancing, and smaller group buggy rides through the park with an expert guide.
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Top things to do in singapore, go shopping on orchard road.
The definitive spot for shopping in Singapore is Orchard Road, the shopping district home to over 5,000 businesses. You can lose track of time here while on a cruise to Singapore, whether you’re looking to explore art galleries, try on new clothes, or browse for high-end goods. There’s even a rare whisky museum where you can enjoy whisky tastings. Orchard Road is also home to many bars and restaurants that add to Singapore’s gourmet scene.
Board a Bumboat
One of the best ways to admire the Singapore skyline is by taking a scenic bumboat cruise down the Singapore River. From the water, you’ll marvel at the historic Boat Quay, as well as the city’s more modern architectural sites, including the towering Marina Bay Sands and Helix Bridge. If you board a bumboat at night, you’ll also have the chance to enjoy a thrilling laser show with music, light, and water that come together for a magnificent visual experience.
Walk Singapore’s Chinatown
When stopped before your cruise from Singapore, you’ll see the city has a vibrant energy that is infectious. Singapore’s Chinatown is a must-see for some of the cheapest, best street food in the city, shops featuring local artists and designers, and beautifully preserved temples. Walk the narrow streets, stop for a bite to eat, or tour the restored temple Thian Hock Keng.
Where should I eat in Singapore?
Imperial Treasure Super Peking Duck
Make a reservation for one of the top spots for dim sum and its namesake, peking duck, here. There’s a location very close to the shopping along Orchard Road. This cozy spot is ideal for lunch after a long stretch of boutique hopping. You’ll want to plan ahead. Advanced orders are required if you want to nosh on the Beijing-style roasted duck.
Tarts at Tarte by Cheryl Koh
Address: #01-12, 1 Scotts Road, Singapore
When you’re craving sweets, Tarts at Tarte bring you pretty much every variety of tart, cake, and truffle available. Here you’ll find 66% dark chocolate tarts, blood orange tarts, and light-as-air sponge cakes. Bring some back to the ship with you as you cruise Singapore. Coffee and tea are menu staples, too.
Address: #01-03 Dorsett Residences, Singapore
The one Michelin-starred Candlenut frequently makes “best of” lists in Singapore for its gourmet takes on Peranakan cuisine. The menu changes based on seasonal and available produce, and also offers luxe a la carte options from baby squid to chicken curry. Chef Malcolm Lee brings an extravagance to recipes passed down through generations of family.
Park Bench Deli
Address: 179 Telok Ayer St., Singapore 068627
Unpretentious and styled like an American deli, Park Bench Deli is a place to hang out with a juicy sandwich and a cold beer. From a classic fried chicken sandwich to the more adventurous pastrami tater tots, head here for comfort food in the heart of Singapore.
What’s the culture and history of Singapore?
The island of Singapore was settled by the British in the early 19th century, who then built up the port and encouraged international trade to the area. Singapore gained independence in 1965 and quickly became one of the wealthiest and most expensive places in the world as investments in housing, education, and trade began to expand. Singapore’s culture is a melting pot, known for influences from both Asia and Europe, where you’ll hear residents speaking many languages from English to Mandarin to Tamil. Its warm climate year-round makes it a favorite for tropical weather lovers.
Where can I go shopping near the Singapore cruise port?
Find luxury brands and well-known names when you’re shopping at the Marina Bay Sands Mall, which is just a short 15-minute ride from the cruise center, particularly if you’re interested in high fashion and Singaporean designers. Singapore’s Chinatown is also a must-see for its energy, where vendors not only sell cheap eats at their stalls, but also offer fashion from independent and emerging designers and artists looking to support their craft. Because so many vendors also sell food, you can hop from boutique to boutique and stay close to some of the best food before your cruise from Singapore.
How can I get around Singapore?
Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is comprehensive and easy to navigate, not to mention efficient and clean. Hop off at the Marina South Pier station, just a short walk from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre, after spending time in downtown Singapore and the city’s main sights. Of course, taxis are very common in Singapore, but only stop at designated stands to drop you off once you’re in the city to curb traffic and make the drop-off process smoother for the city. Singapore doesn’t host ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft currently. The city’s trishaws are mostly a tourist activity now, so be careful not to pay too much for one.
What are the local currency and tipping customs?
The official currency of Singapore is the Singaporean dollar (S$). Tipping isn’t common practice in Singapore, and credit cards are considered the norm here. You can find currency exchange at banks and conveniently at the cruise port, called the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore.
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Discover the allure of unique culture and history on an asia cruise.
Home to some of the world's oldest civilizations, Asia is a harmony of countless cultures and histories, frenetic cities, tranquil landscapes, and mesmerizing temples and shrines. A Princess® cruise to Asia is not just a journey from one exciting port to another, it's an invitation to explore some of the world's most remarkable destinations on one unforgettable vacation. Cruise over Tokyo's famed Hakone National Park in a gondola, discover Hong Kong's vibrant nightlife, or cruise along Singapore's scenic river with stops at two of the city's oldest temples. Let Princess whisk you away to some of the world’s most intriguing destinations on an Asia cruise.
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Experience a world of enchanting islands with spellbinding names and beaches like Shek O Beach, Big Wave Bay, and Chung Hom Kok Beach; where you can soothe your soul, bask in the sunshine and wiggle your toes in golden sand. Explore cities like Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) – thriving, vibrant and innovative cities of commerce rooted in culture where the finest restaurants, boutiques, temples, and designer malls lay beneath 21st century skyscrapers.
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Stretching out over 1,860 miles, the Japanese archipelago is a place of beauty, mystery and history with cities as diverse as its landscape. Marvel at the exhilarating sights and sounds of Tokyo. From its intricate architecture to its beautifully maintained gardens, shrines and temples, Tokyo consistently delights and inspires. Walk in the footsteps of the samurai in Akita's well-preserved Kakunodate Samurai District.Soak up the awe-inspiring vistas of Otaru's mountainous Shakotan Peninsula and join in Akita's enchanting Kakunodate Cherry Blossom Festival.
Asia Cruise Departure Ports
Sailings from the ports of Singapore, Tokyo, Kobe and Hong Kong offer an easy and convenient way to discover Asia's stunning landmarks, explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and meet friendly villagers and city dwellers. From Taiwan’s hallowed temples and Tokyo's dizzying collection of skyscrapers, to 3rd century Ikuta Shrine in Kobe, a world of life-enriching adventures awaits.
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Asia Cruise Food & Beverage
When it comes to dining on board, you get to experience both delicious regional dishes to try and familiar favorites you'll love. Sip and savor local delicacies, such as fresh sushi, a variety of authentic noodles and fine Japanese whiskeys.
Our cuisine is prepared from scratch, using regionally sourced ingredients — from the stocks that make up the soups and sauces in the main dining room, to fresh sashimi at Kai Sushi, Tako Sunomono (mirin-marinated octopus, wakame and sliced cucumber), the delicious desserts, and hand-tossed pizza named “Best Pizza at Sea” by USA TODAY . You'll be able to taste the freshness and care that goes into every dish.
Asia Cruise Activities
Day or night, there are plenty of opportunities to discover unique experiences that provide you with a new perspective on the region. On select Princess® cruises, your immersion in Asia continues on board with a mix of Western and Asian entertainment, astounding Magic Illusion shows, and visually impactful guest entertainers and production shows. †
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Asia Cruise Excursions
Whether you prefer your activities fast and furious or slow and steady, Princess® offers a vast array of award-winning excursions that provide unique experiences you'll never forget. Take a ride on an aerial ropeway up the sacred and snow-capped Mount Fuji, or journey to Jade Emperor Pagoda, one of Ho Chi Minh City's most atmospheric temples.
With our More Ashore program, select destinations include a host of late night departures and overnight adventures so you'll have even more opportunities to experience the colors, cultures and flavors of the region. In Hong Kong, take in the “Symphony of Light” multimedia spectacle that lights up the night, or learn the art of Vietnamese cuisine with a cooking and food decorating class in Ho Chi Minh City.
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The range of spectacular destinations to discover when cruising across Asia make for an unforgettable cruise holiday .
From vibrant, cosmopolitan cities, bustling with life and intrigue to ancient, historic sites surrounded in mystery, your Asia cruise will be filled with wonder and the profound beauty of the natural landscapes enveloping these cultures will creating lasting memories for years to come.
A cruise in Asia will be full of contrasts. It hosts some of the most forward-thinking, technologically advanced cities in the world, such as Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong, but venture a little away from the sleek, streamline skyscrapers and you will discover idyllic beaches with crystal clear oceans and hiking trails through lush, green mountains. The culturally curious will be in their element; revered temples and sacred mosques, ancient shines and historical sites are compelling in their history.
With so much to experience within the continent, a cruise across Asia offers the perfect travelling solution for visiting all the highlights of the area, enabling you to travel in luxury, relaxing whilst onboard your Asia cruise and feel reenergised for your next destination.
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Prepare for the contrast in temperatures. Although cruising across Asia throughout most of the year you will find outdoor temperatures to often top 30 °C, air conditioning inside is cold. Bring a layer or two to wear when visiting inside shopping malls, restaurants and tourist attractions.
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When you arrive at Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, you will get a preview of what this amazing city has to offer. Colourful, full of life and with breath-taking scenery from the moment you arrive, the harbour acts as a gateway, inspiring you to explore the city further.
See Hong Kong from its highest and most picturesque vantage point at Victoria Peak. Take the tram up the steep 1,300 feet climb and save your energy for the Peak Circle Walk at the top, allowing you to appreciate Hong Kong from every angle.
A visit to the Tian Tan Buddha, or ‘Big Buddha’ is another rise above the city that provides spectacular views from the glass-bottomed cable car ride up and as Hong Kong’s most iconic attraction, it is one not to miss. --> Hong Kong cruises
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Hong Kong has more skyscrapers than New York City. In fact, it has more than anywhere else in the world, at 353 of these towering buildings with more than 40 floors.
The Port of Tokyo (Yokohama) provides the welcome to a capital city dazzling with the neon lights of modern, chic shopping, bustling street food traders and ultra, high-tech attractions. This is the city that never sleeps in the East.
Dine at the astonishing, 10-billion-yen worth, Robot Restaurant. This unique and crazy experience is robot entertainment on a new technological level.
For those seeking a quieter pace of life, Tokyo is steeped in history and its thousands of Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples offer more contemplative, tranquil, yet equally spectacular places to explore.
If time allows, step outside the city boundaries and soak up the overwhelming beauty of the Japanese natural landscape. Standing at 3,776 metres, as Japan’s highest mountain, Mount Fuji and its surrounding Fuji Fives Lakes are simply stunning.
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If you are searching for a clean, cutting-edge city that is continually reinventing and pushing the boundaries to amaze its visitors, then Singapore is your destination. Culture meets technology and action meets creativity, delivering new experiences every day.
Its modern, well-equipped infrastructure allows easy travel around the city; perfect if you are short on time.
Visit Gardens by The Bay, where futuristic design is used at its most effective to create 101 hectares of horticultural delight. Waterfall cascades, giant cacti and 18 Supertrees create an extensive garden that can only be likened to a movie set.
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A trip to Singapore’s Night Safari is a unique and eerie opportunity to come face to face with 120 species of nocturnal wildlife and fragrant jungle foliage.
When is the best time to go on an Asia cruise?
Climate and weather patterns can vary quite significantly, even within the same country in Asia, so it is useful to know what to expect, so you can plan accordingly.
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Best time to visit hong kong.
As a subtropical location, the best time to visit Hong Kong is either in the Spring (March -April) or Autumn (October – November). Temperatures are moderate, usually around the mid-20°C, sunshine is common and evenings are cool. July and August can get hot and humid and there is the potential for typhoons, however this does encourage great travel and shopping discounts.
Best time to visit Tokyo
The weather is Tokyo mirrors the UK to a large extend, making Spring (March-May) and autumn (September to November) comfortable times to be out and about, exploring. Travelling in May is beautiful, as the parks and gardens are all in bloom.
Best time to visit Singapore
Being closer to the equator, the temperatures in Singapore remain quite consistent; between 30-33°C. The rainy season is between November and December. However, from June to August, it can get humid, so there is the potential for flash thunderstorms. At any time of year, it’s best to get up early and enjoy the cooler temperatures for sightseeing and also to avoid the crowds.
During peak tourist season, top attractions in the cities can get busy. Book in advance or go early to ensure that you can maximise your time in each location.
Top sights in Asia
Asia’s variety of incredible landscapes, fascinating cultures and ancient historical sites is so extensive that the possibilities for adventure are endless. We’ve picked out our three favourite sights, within close vicinity to our top three harbours.
High Island Reservoir East Dam
The spectacular sight of the largest reservoir in Hong Kong makes High Island Reservoir East Dam well worth a visit. It is situated at the most accessible part of the Hong Kong Global Geopark and features hexagonal volcanic rock columns, formed over 140 million years ago, alongside thousands of dolosse blocks (huge cement barriers shaped like jacks) placed along the coast to break the sea waves; a truly surreal and unique sight.
Sensoji, Asakusa
Sensoji, Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, built in 628. It’s colourful, five-storied pagoda and 200m long, historic shopping street, selling souvenirs and traditional Japanese snacks, attracts many tourists and is host to several large-scale festivals throughout the year.
Raffles Hotel
Enjoy a Singapore Sling in the place where it was created: Raffle Bar in the Raffles Hotel. This hotel has become iconic in Singapore with its colonial history dating back to 1887. Its list of celebrity guests includes Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson and even Queen Elizabeth II. Aside from its magnificent 103 suites and 18 restaurants, it has an arcade of over 40 designer boutiques and stores; heaven for the shopaholic.
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Regional Asian dishes
If you love exciting, varied cuisine, bursting with flavour, then Asia will not disappoint. Although Asian food has become increasingly popular in the U.K., tasting the dishes prepared at their origin takes the experience to a whole new level.
Try the unique flavour of Ramen, a Japanese wheat noodle bowl in a Miso broth. Often garnished with egg, pork, seaweed or onion, the dish is strong in flavour, healthy and filling.
Travel to Hong Kong and you must try Dim Sum. Translated as ‘touch the heart’, Dim Sum is not a singular dish, but more a style of food, being a variety of bite-sized dishes. Think Asian style tapas. Hong Kong is famous for its variety of Dim Sum, so here is the place to sample the best.
For a traditional taste of Singaporean cuisine, Bak Kut The, or Pork Ribs Soup, is the dish to order. Simple and humble, this dish consists of a pork broth, spiced with mild herbs, such as star anise and is often thought to be a tonic to reenergise workers.
Fascinating Facts about Asia
Despite Hong Kong’s reputation for high rise skyscrapers, hiking is one of the nation’s favourite pastimes with 40% of its territory is made of country parks and nature reserves.
Hong Kong has the world’s longest covered escalator. Running for 800m, lined with shops and restaurants, the Central–Mid-Levels Escalator was featured as one of the ‘coolest commutes’ by CNN in 2015.
Japan has the greatest density of vending machines in the world, with one on nearly every street corner. These are reported to total around 5.5 million vending machines across the country, which sell everything form hot coffee to umbrellas and fresh eggs!
Cherry blossoms (sakura) are Japan's national flower. Their colourful bloom can be enjoyed at varying times of the year from January to late May, depending where you are in the country.
Singapore is one of only three city states in the world; the others being Monaco and the Vatican City. This is where a singular city and its dependent territories is politically independent and makes up an entire nation.
If you come across a $1,000 note in Singapore, have a look more closely. On the back you will find the full national anthem, written in microtext.
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Research local laws and customs when visiting each country in Asia. For example, there are certain places where photography is not welcome, dress should be more conservative or specific gestures may cause offence.
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During your cruise to Asia, you’ll walk in the footsteps of emperors as you explore the palaces and temples they commissioned, and marvel at engineering feats from grand canals to immense fortifications. When you visit some of the world's most exciting cities, you’ll be quickly and joyfully immersed in the buzz of cosmopolitan energy. Sample amazing new flavors in the street markets of Bangkok, trace the vestiges of colonial Britain among the modern shopping lanes of Hong Kong and stroll the serene, otherworldly gardens of Kyoto. Whichever ports you visit on your cruise to Asia, you’ll never cease to be enchanted by the fascinating histories, cultures and landscapes you encounter across this vast continent.
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A study in contrasts, Asia balances ancient glory and leading-edge innovation in a region that encompasses a rich mélange of cultures. Take a closer look at cosmopolitan Hong Kong , including the city’s must-see museums, parks and cultural centers. Explore Edo-era architectural treasures in Tokyo . Discover China’s iconic Terra Cotta Warriors, a day trip from Shanghai . Learn what breathtaking sights await on a cruise of Vietnam ’s Halong Harbor. And get a preview of I ndonesia ’s Borobudur, the world’s largest Buddhist temple and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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See far more in the Far East on this roundtrip cruise. Start with an overnight in the Garden City, a modern metropolis. Next stop is Koh Samui, a heavenly Thai island. Explore the markets of Bangkok before three days in Ho Chi Minh City offers adventures through timeless alleys and incense-infused temples. Da Nang and Nha Trang may often be overlooked but pack a punch that puts other Vietnamese cities in the shade. Days at sea balance the adventure.
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This exquisite island is known for terraced rice fields, beautiful beaches and volcanic mountains. Its lush countryside is home to iconic stone temples and mischievous monkeys. Historic sites like the Cliffside Uluwatu Temple mesmerise visitors. Soak up the atmosphere of villages filled with beautiful arts and crafts. From scenic vistas to cultural performances, there's bound to be something to invigorate your mind and body.
Located in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Lombok is not as well known as its sister island, Bali, and therefore boasts less-crowded beaches and a truly laid-back atmosphere. It's easy to find your slice of paradise on this island that offers everything from snorkelling and diving to hiking along a magnificent volcano and visiting villages to learn about local indigenous history and traditions. Whether you're splashing around the turquoise waters or soaking in incredible views from a mountaintop, get ready for an unforgettable day with Norwegian.
Explore the hidden wonders of northern Bali from this busy port, where modern seagoing vessels mingle with traditional Bugis schooners, high-prowed wooden ships that have plied these waters for centuries. More eclectic charms await in Bali's former capital of Singaraja, whose colonial Dutch influence contrasts with the island's age-old stone temples. Immerse yourself in the untamed wilderness of Bali Barat National Park, perhaps snorkelling amongst the luminous coral reefs surrounding Menjangan Island or sighting the graceful Bali starling in a lush monsoon forest. Stroll exotic botanical gardens in the lakeside village of Bedugul and browse a colourful farmer's market for an authentic glimpse of Bali's timeless allure.
Journey to the Javanese jungle and discover the temple of Borobudur, the world's largest Buddhist temple (and a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Venture further to the Dieng Plateau to explore stunning scenery, volcanic vents and 8th century Hindu temples. Try out your negotiating skills on the street vendors and get a bargain on jewellery, bags, sarongs and other crafts. Celebrate your win over spicy dishes of vegetables, fruits, meat and fish. And don't forget to touch the foot of a Buddha for luck before you leave.
Ideally situated along international trade routes, Melaka City has for centuries been home to a diverse population, which contributes to its varied local cultures and is reflected in its architecture. In 2008, the city's historic centre was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can stroll along revitalised mansions, old shophouses and galleries and through Chinatown. From historic churches, temples and mosques, to unique museums and monuments, Melaka's vibrant streets are steeped in a rich heritage and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere awaiting your discovery.
The diverse capital of Malaysia blends colonial, Islamic and modern architecture, from the soaring Petronas Towers to the beautiful Masjid Jamek, once Kuala Lumpur's main mosque. Get a bird's eye view of the city from the open-air observation deck of the Kuala Lumpur Tower, the highest point in the city open to the public. Head to the air-conditioned Central Market to browse its stalls and shops for all kinds of souvenirs, with no bargaining necessary.
Discover the rich heritage of Saigon and the Mekong Delta. You won't forget a ride on a cycle rickshaw, known locally as xích lô ("sick-low"). Sit back as your driver whisks you past pagodas, colonial architecture and vibrant markets. A nice contrast to the city is the lush countryside of rice paddies and tiny villages along the Mekong. The freshness of the food is highlighted by the phenomenal fusion of local cuisine, a unique blend of Asian spices and French cooking styles.
Situated on a picturesque bay, Nha Trang is known for its sandy beaches and one of the longest cable cars in the world. At two miles long, the cable car to Hon Tre Island offers an amazing, mobile view over the bay. If history calls you, a visit to the Po Nagar Cham Towers dating to 781 is in order. Also compelling is the Long Song Pagoda, with its intricate architecture, mosaics and garden. Linger on the grounds, then climb 150 stone steps to the 70-foot-tall White Buddha at the top and enjoy a panoramic view of Nha Trang.
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Efforts to promote Bring-Your-Own (BYO) culture in Singapore have seen limited results. Systemic change is needed to tackle the disposable waste issue, says Muuse CEO Jonathan Tostevin.
In 2020, 200,000 tonnes of single-use packaging items were thrown away in Singapore, equivalent in scale to 4,000 HDB flats. (Photo: iStock/maroke)
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SINGAPORE: Over the past few years, there has been growing consciousness about the environmental impact of single-use packaging, including carrier bags, food containers and utensils.
Yet we still use large amounts of disposables, particularly when we get takeaway food and drinks. In 2020, 200,000 tonnes of disposable items were thrown away, equivalent in scale to 4,000 HDB flats.
The mandatory 5-cent charge for disposable carrier bags, implemented in July 2023, has reduced plastic bag usage by up to 80 per cent across Singapore supermarkets . However, efforts to promote Bring-Your-Own (BYO) culture for food containers and cutlery have seen limited results.
In 2021, non-governmental organisation Zero Waste Singapore partnered with five hawker centres to launch a campaign promoting BYO to patrons. The campaign emphasised cost savings and benefits to the environment and hawkers, but only about 5 per cent of customers brought their own containers to "dabao" or take away food.
Many cafes and restaurants offer discounts to customers who bring their own reusables, but also report low adoption rates .
This indicates that there’s a higher barrier to adoption for takeaway containers. Consumers typically dabao regularly, and it’s far bulkier to carry your own utensils, lunch box, and bottle everywhere compared to a few shopping bags. In addition, shopping bags don’t need to be washed after use, unlike reusables that have stored noodle soup or milky coffee.
The evidence suggests that financial incentives alone won’t cut it. The change needs to be more systemic and fundamental if we want to tackle Singapore’s disposable waste issue. So how can we shift the needle?
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Plastic disposables in particular often receive the most focus, but other single-use alternatives also carry similar environmental risks. Paper-based items, for example, often have a larger carbon footprint and require more resources to manufacture compared to plastic packaging .
The “compostable” or “biodegradable” sector is ill-defined, and because most waste is incinerated in Singapore , the environmental benefits of these materials are not realised .
Companies like ours provide reusable packaging as a service, making it available at the point of sale and ensuring it gets cleaned after customers return it. In Muuse’s pilot programme at the Hawker Centre at Our Tampines Hub, o ver 600 people borrowed and returned almost 10,000 reusable containers over 10 months, the equivalent to the amount of single-use containers used across 19 days at the hawker centre.
What stands in the way of scaling initiatives like these?
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Scaling up the use of reusable packaging.
The main obstacle is that it’s currently too cheap and too easy to use disposable packaging.
Single-use packaging has achieved vast economies of scale, both in its production and distribution but also in its collection with general trash bins on almost every street.
Waste collection is subsidised by the government and funded through citizen taxes. Reusable packaging providers have to cover the cost of “closing the loop” that disposable providers can currently avoid.
Scale is required to realise the benefits of reuse, with as many return stations for reusables, as there are trash cans for general waste.
Without an overall system or infrastructure easily understood by consumers, it’s difficult for individual vendors to provide reusable packaging services on their own. The challenges of creating a new system, culture and habits are too much for individual vendors to take on. It is too much added complexity and cost, particularly if their direct competitors are avoiding it. Customers will simply go elsewhere.
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Placing some “hard” disincentives such as taxes or bans on disposable packaging has to be part of the solution. The negative externalities of disposable packaging, as well as the costs of collecting and disposing the items are currently not factored into their pricing.
Yet, as we’ve seen from BYO campaigns, the financial savings from a more sustainable option are not enough to affect mainstream behaviour.
We also need to build the right infrastructure. We need to think about reusable packaging infrastructure as the next “waste” channel. The infrastructure is simpler than that required for recycling or landfill, but still requires dedicated washing hubs and logistics to support it.
Standardised containers would simplify the system and ensure high hygiene standards. QR code or RFID tracking would help with tracking, accountability and stock management. This is what a more sustainable city of the future could look like.
Alongside that, setting reuse targets for specific industries could be an effective intervention, for stakeholders in those sectors to make sure the infrastructure and communications are in place.
Our universities, food courts and hawker centres could all be designated “Reuse Hubs”, where a national standard of reusable packaging is provided as a default, with collection points and dedicated washing infrastructure at each location. This also helps build collective action between vendors, landlords and the wider food services industry, rather than requiring one actor to shoulder the whole burden.
System change isn’t easy. Building the foundations of the circular economy is not straightforward. It requires intervention and new thinking about our economy to shift behaviour and ultimately preserve our planet for future generations.
Jonathan Tostevin is CEO of Muuse.
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