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Hello everyone! Most of the time when we visit a mosque, we're so caught up with our own activities that we don't take a step back to realize its beauty. Well, today I will introduce to you guys about the beauty of stunning mosques in Singapore 💖 1.  Masjid Sultan One of Singapore's most iconic mosques, Masjid Sultan needs no introduction. The mosque was built in 1824 and has played an important role in Singapore's Muslim community for almost 200 years. Did you know that the mosque was initially built for Sultan Hussein Shah, the first sultan of Singapore?  Masjid Sultan's decor reflects a mix of traditional Indian, Islamic and European architecture. It's also known for its distinct golden domes which you can probably spot from afar. Fun fact, if you take a closer look below the domes, you'll see hundreds of glass bottles underneath them. This was actually collected and donated by the poor as contribution, which shows that not only t

Assalamualaikum and hello everyone! I personally think that today's post is the most special one in my blog. Why? It is because I will share my own experience went to Singapore with you guys. But sadly, I had been to Singapore only twice in my whole life.  Today, I want to share with you guys about my own Universal Studio Singapore experience. But, I am really sorry because it is not happened recently. I went  there on  8 March 2014.  So its basically 6 years ago! During that time I am 15 years old 😆  Me and my sister at the front of famous "USS" globe Firstly, I went to Singapore with my older brother and sister. There are some of their friends joining us too during the trip. So in total, there are five of us including me 😁 We went there by car. My older brother drive four of us there. One of my brother's friend is a citizen of Singapore. So she waited for us there. We begin our journey  as early as 6:30  A.M. in the morning to avoid traffic jam

Hello everyone! I hope you guys are in the good state of health. Today, I would love to share about Best Water Parks and Theme Parks in Singapore! Yayyy 😁 All of the Singapore Theme Parks are designed at their best to provide families and friends with an abundance of fun and games through their recreational activities. Kick all the exhaustion from your body and set on a journey of theme and water parks in Singapore that enhances the trip after visiting the other local  tourist attractions of Singapore . But, there are some places that I did not share in this entry because I already mention them in my previous post : https://adventurebyiylia.blogspot.com/2020/05/interesting-places.html 1. Adventure Cove Waterpark Adventure Cove Waterpark , true to its name, is an exploratory place where you can mix with splashes of water by floating down their chutes and slides.  If you don’t mind the height, then you should take a slide down their very famous Pipeline

Assalamualaikum and good morning everyone 😊 Today I would like to share about Ez-Link Card and Singapore Tourist Pass.  Both Ez-link card and Singapore Tourist Pass can be used to pay transport fares on buses, MRT, and LRT. But there are a few differences between them. 1. Ez-Link Card Ez-link card can help you pay for not only public transport such as MRT, LRT and bus fares but also private transport such as taxi or grab fares. Ez-link card can also be used as payment option when buying foods and drinks from food and beverage stores, and vending machines. Retail stores like Mustafa Shopping Centre, Cold Storage, Giant supper market, Guardian and others also accept payment via Ez-link card. But the cons is the card itself cost SGD5 and it is non-refundable. 2. Singapore Tourist Pass Singapore Tourist Pass offers you 3 options: 1-day pass,  SGD10 2-day pass  SGD16 3-day pass, SGD20 If you buy the 1-day pass, the amount to