Explore Singapore
Singapore first introduced the smoking (prohibition in certain places) act in 1970. The act which has been enforced by the National Environment Agency serves to protect non-smokers from the risks and danger of inhaling second-hand tobacco...
It is a well-known fact to the global traveling community that Singapore is a strict country. Those who grew up there would logically be familiar with and accustomed to the laws which govern the city. So...
Caning is a practice that the Singaporeans picked up from the British during the 19th century while under colonial rule. At the time, Britain itself was using this method as an accepted and legal form of...
Singapore is noted for being a country which is relatively-strict in terms of its smoking laws. However, the Lion City is still sympathetic to smokers, and as such the Singapore Changi Airport does in fact...
As time progresses, Singapore has also been progressively expanding the areas in which smoking is not allowed. However, there are some spaces and places where such is okay. As a general rule of thumb, when you are...
Public displays of affection such as kissing in itself is not illegal in Singapore as certain people would have you believe. However, as a conservative Asian country, there are conditions to the degree of...
Singapore is one of the most disciplined places to be, however they are not an Islamic country. Owing to this, human show of affection is allowed so far as it is not obscene or...
If you are wondering whether you can flush toilet paper in Singapore, the answer is yes. Yes, you can. Toilet facilities in Singapore are mostly clean and upheld, especially in public spaces such as...
In Lee Kuan Yew’s world, a cleaner city fosters a stronger economy and this is exactly what he sought to achieve with his nationwide cleanliness campaign in Singapore. The result, about half a century...
As multiethnic as Singapore is, with its varied age groups, races, immigrants, and religions, the atmosphere is mostly peaceful compared to other countries. This however does not erase the fact that racism and discrimination...