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Republic of Singapore

Capital: Singapore
Official language(s): English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil

Skyline of Singapore

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Singapore Flyer

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Marina Bay Sands SkyPark - Infinity Pool

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This is my hope for Phnom Penh to look like in the future.

This is my hope for Phnom Penh to look like in the future.

^^Why do you want PP to look like that??? It should look like New York City dude!

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^^ i just say wow. creative design.

In 1960s , while singapore prime minister, lee kwan yoo visiting cambodia. He said he wish singapore look like pp city. :s

^^ That's truth .. the French government has made effort to design the city. Cambodia and Vietnam were colonised by the French, but Phnom Penh city planning is better than Ho Chi Minh City.

Audi Driving Vacation in Singapore - Chinatown

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Lee Kuan Yu hates Cambodia now just because PM Hun Sen side with China! Lee is a two face!

Lee Kuan Yew hates Cambodia now just because PM Hun Sen side with China! Lee is a two face!

Lee Kuan Yew had made a visit to Cambodia arouidn 1960's to talk with Prince Sihanuk and told that he wished His Singapore to have a good city planning as Phnom Penh ... but now the role has been reversed ....

^^Why do you want PP to look like that??? It should look like New York City dude!

What else in NY impress you so much, it certainly is not the best place to live, it doesn't have millions of Chinese.

^^Why do you want PP to look like that??? It should look like New York City dude!

I like the look of modern Asian cities than I do American cities. Just look at Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai...

What else in NY impress you so much, it certainly is not the best place to live, it doesn't have millions of Chinese.

^^When will Cambodia have an ethnic Chinese as Prime Minister! I'm waiting for this to happen! :cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

^^ maybe you can come and get yourself involved in politic, and one day, be the PM. ^^

^^ maybe you can come and get yourself involved in politic, and one day, be the PM. ^^

^^I wish! But I think I rather have you! :cheers:

Lee Kuan Yew had made a visit to Cambodia arouidn 1960's to talk with Prince Sihanuk and told that he wished His Singapore to have a good city planning as Phnom Penh ... but now the role has been reversed ....

Singapore now is being too organised

I like the look of modern Asian cities than I do American cities. Just look at Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai...

I prefer Asian cities too, vibrant streets (except Singapore), good transportation networks and a lot of happenings.

American cities are way too spread out, Singapore also give me the same feeling :)

Singapore now is being too organised

you sounds like this is a bad thing.

Yes, I think it is bad for being too organised somtimes :)

If you put a Chinese pm to rule cambodia! PP will look like Nanjing in 5 years!

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_nJOYxGGILjg/S-F-W0MY0_I/AAAAAAAAAYM/VipXaAUgBGU/s1600/skyline2.jpg :cheers::cheers:

I prefer Asian cities too, vibrant streets (except Singapore), good transportation networks and a lot of happenings.

American cities are way too spread out, Singapore also give me the same feeling :)

but Asian cities are way too crowded:ohno:

Stay outside the shopping district and it should be fine .. :)

This is my hope for Phnom Penh to look like in the future.

Hopefully!!!

But I don't wish our Cambodian people become so selfish like this....:bash:

And don't arrogant....:bash: and don't look other nation like :skull:

I don't wish to visit this jungle of building city anymore..


:) Cambodian is a smilling nation.. greative....welcome....:)

I prefer Asian cities too, vibrant streets (except Singapore), good transportation networks and a lot of happenings.

American cities are way too spread out, Singapore also give me the same feeling :)

I am have a different taste. I love American cities with lot lot lot of TREES. I love huge parks and green spaces. I'd love to live in a jungle of trees rather than in in a jungle of cements and glasses.

I myself don't really like Singapore. I used to study in Singapore. I would admit that at the first time I arrived in this city I was so amazed . I felt like I had just got into a new luxury world. But after a few months living there , I got so bored. There were nothing to do in Singapore except going to the malls and shopping. Every residential area looks the same. I got lost many times among those modern street corners when trying to reach my friends' houses. But one thing that I learned in Singapore is when you get lost, find the Metro Station. Singapore food is similar to Chinese food but Hong Kong does a better job in this sector.

I am have a different taste. I love American cities with lot lot lot of TREES. I love huge parks and green spaces. I'd love to live in a jungle of trees rather than in in a jungle of cements and glasses.

you need a mix of both, each skyscraper in his block of land should have certain percentage, maybe 10-15% of its land as of green/parks/rest area (and it can increase his height where appropriate), each city should allocated a certain percentage of land as reserved, etc.

As long as the gas does not skyrocket to record high, I do not see any wrong with American cites (of course, NYC is not included). To me 10-15 is a low number! The one I want should be around 50%.

As long as the gas does not skyrocket to record high, I do not see any wrong with American cites (of course, NYC is not included). To me 10-15 is a low number! The one I want should be around 50%.

Oil price will rise, is only a matter of time.

Looks like is Singapore National Day today, those of you in Singapore, don't forget to take pictures of your celebrations.

I was in Singapore last month, and they have to close roads, etc to do rehersal, taken this celebration very seriously.

Yes, national day is a big celebration in Singapore every year.

Here is their website:
http://www.ndp.org.sg/#/landing

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Look , Singapore was a realy poor Country and now you see Singapore is now a realy rich Country and realy devolpment Country.I think Cambodia can do this too.
I'm corious how Cambodia adv Phnom Penh will look in the Future.
In 20-25 Years PP will not look like Singapore but I think PP's Skyline will be realy changed.

One of the reason: Singapore has a high level of ''DISCIPLINE'' :)

Wow many Containers xD
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^^ It is the world busiest port :)

^^ It is the world busiest port :)

I think Shanghai is busiest now.

i think Singapore should become capital of ASEAN not Bangkok what do you guys think???

i think Singapore should become capital of ASEAN not Bangkok what do you guys think???

You get my vote. But, I'd also want Siamreap to be ASEAN's cultural centre.

i think Singapore should become capital of ASEAN not Bangkok what do you guys think???

I didn't even know BKK is (or ever was) regard as capital of ASEAN.

It is'n Jakarta ? ASEAN Head office is there.

^^ ASEAN was signed in Bangkok(Bangkok declaration) plus there are other reasons but i dont remember exactly what :ohno:

Google ASEAN Capital City, and it makes no mention of Bangkok.

So whatever source you heard it from doesn't seems to be a popularly accepted thing.

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It is'n Jakarta ? ASEAN Head office is there.

There is no such thing as the capital of ASEAN, if there is one, I believe Jakarta will qualify :)

Singapore is just a wealthy, small and commercialize city with very limited resources

LV Pavillion

Some pics I took of the LV and the Avalon Pavillions.

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LV Pavillion

Some pics I took of the LV and the Avalon Pavillions.

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LV Pavillion

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Marina Bay Sands

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Marina Bay Sands

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Steve Wynn keen to open casino hotel in Singapore-report

Not sure where to post this, but I find this article exciting. It clearly shows how successful the 2 IRs are and how attractive SG is as a new gaming hub.

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Jun 20 (Reuters) - Casino gaming tycoon Steve Wynn, who controls Wynn Resort and Wynn Macau , is keen to build a property in Singapore, where two one-year-old casino-resorts look set to surpass the Las Vegas Strip in gaming revenues this year, the Business Times reported.

"I'm dying to go to Singapore," Wynn told Singapore's Business Times in an interview. "That's my next goal in life -- to build a hotel in Singapore."

Such a hotel would need the ancillary income of a casino to justify the investment, he added.

Singapore legalised casino gaming in 2005 in a bid to double visitor arrivals by 2015. Genting Singapore's Resorts World at Sentosa opened in February last year, while Las Vegas Sands' Marina Bay Sands started operations in April.

Wynn will have to wait till March 2017 to open a property in the Southeast Asian city as Singapore has granted the two incumbents exclusivity for the period. (Reporting by Kevin Lim)

as scoot launches flights, some of us have booked flights to cambodia on scoot and then jetstar to cambodia saving a few hundred dollars, the fares were as low as < $200 one way include tax

as scoot launches flights, some of us have booked flights to cambodia on scoot and then jetstar to cambodia saving a few hundred dollars, the fares were as low as < $200 one way include tax

I know uncle and aunt that booked cheap flight to Singapore because of this airline.

Is total $200 for both scoot and the jetstar fight to Cambodia?

$179 one way from sydney to singapore

That's cheap !! When is the promotion end?

which one the, 120 fare offer, the 170 offer or the under 250 fare offer

$179 one way from sydney to singapore

without food and drink, and baggage allowance, I guess.

^^ thats normal, marketing

the airline is still promoting sales for a longer period to get guaranteed sales, i remember Air Asia said they sold 1,000,000 seats in a few weeks of promo

^^ just on the Sydney-Kuala Lumpur route

You have to pay extra, depending on your luggage size

How much is a glass/cup of water/tea/coffee on the plane?

about 4-5 dollars

about 4-5 dollars

6 is the cheapest ! updated January 2012

without food and drink, and baggage allowance, I guess.

yea, but that's what they said. If you can stuff everything in a 10-kilo-luggage, they'll let you bring them along. They limit the size of your luggage so it's really hard to get eveything you need.
You should leave shampoo, lotion and stuffs like that behind because you can buy them in supermarkets when you get to the place.

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Wealthy Chinese expatriate crashes his million-dollar Ferrari 599 GTO into a taxi near Bugis Junction, Singapore.

Singaporean law firm expands to Cambodia
Last Updated on 05 February 2013 By Low Wei Xiang
Rajah & Tann, Southeast Asia’s largest law firm, has expanded to Cambodia through a tie-up with local law firm Sok & Heng, which has taken on a new name, RT Sok & Heng Law Office.

Operations began on February 1 for the newly branded firm, led by the two founding partners of Sok & Heng, Sok Khavan and Heng Chhay. Besides working with its clients, the firm will also help Rajah & Tann clients seeking legal advice on Cambodia.

In a press release last month, Khavan said that his clients in the Kingdom are increasingly looking for business opportunities overseas, and foreign interest in Cambodia is also growing. Being part of the Rajah & Tann network “puts us in a prime position to take advantage of the growth opportunities.”

Rajah & Tann’s deputy managing partner, Patrick Ang, estimates that there are “not more than 10 international law firms” assisting foreigners investing in Cambodia, and his firm is now one of them.

With the Cambodian Stock Exchange recently launched, local companies that are considering listing but are unfamiliar with the process can also go through RT Sok & Heng for Rajah & Tann’s regional expertise, he added.

Singapore-based Rajah & Tann’s network currently includes China, Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam, offering services in areas including corporate finance and capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, shipping, and litigation. Its office in Myanmar launches on March 1.

Before the formal tie-up, Sok & Heng was the local associate office for Rajah & Tann.

While the two firms have integrated their business operations, they still operate under separate regulatory and legal frameworks, and do not share profits, said Ang.

“We operate as business partners […] but it is not considered a merger or acquisition,” he added.

“The firm is still owned by Cambodian-registered lawyers, only with the support of lawyers from Singapore.”

Under Cambodian regulations, foreign companies cannot practice local law.

With the tie-up, RT Sok & Heng’s current 10-lawyer team is expected to “expand in numbers”, Ang said.

But the firm is having difficulty “finding good English-speaking lawyers in Cambodia”, said Desmond Wee, a partner with Rajah & Tann.

RT Sok & Heng could not be reached for comments yesterday.