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5 days stopover, Singapore or Malaysia? which do you think?
11 years ago, January 24th 2013 No: 21 Msg: #165466  

Peter Lee
Peter Lee
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"My vote is for Singapore. If you want full enjoyment then you should select Singapore. You can enjoy shopping, many beautiful places which attract tourist and mouth-watering cuisine.

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11 years ago, January 25th 2013 No: 22 Msg: #165519  

Lisaflan
Lisa Flanagan
B Posts: 2
MALAYSIA without question. They are the friendliest, most accommodating people I have ever met. Reply to this

11 years ago, February 26th 2013 No: 23 Msg: #166756  

taswanitamurah
Tas Wanita Murah
N Posts: 1
Singapore ... you'll have more choice places
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[Edited: 2013 Feb 26 08:44 - Rat on the Road:23681 - URLs removed]
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11 years ago, February 26th 2013 No: 24 Msg: #166757  

Lisaflan
Lisa Flanagan
B Posts: 2

Places to shop I agree but not of much cultural interest. Singapore is very clean, almost clinical in its appearance. Malaysia has much more to offer in my opinion, from wildlife, wonderful people to a delicious array of food Reply to this

10 years ago, May 12th 2013 No: 25 Msg: #170507  

Travel Delight
Travel Delight
D Posts: 8
5 days is enough to cover both Singapore and Malaysia. 2 days in Singapore and then drive up to spend 3 days in Malaysia.

You can rent a vehicle+driver in Singapore to drive up. Reply to this


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