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The easiest method to explore Singapore is to do exactly what the locals do. That's right, do things that are 'non-touristy'. I've compiled a list of places and things to do in Singapore that are mostly free, other than a bottle of drink and transport fares. Hope you will discover them useful and have fun! 1. Grab your 20 mega pixel camera and head right down to Chinatown .... ok, ok, 2 million pixel is equally as good. Take some pictures of the old shops and their almost 90 degrees staircases. If you want taking photos of elderly people, there are many sitting around the wet market not doing anything. 2. Visit Bukit Timah Nature Reserve for biking or walk around and smell the green. Bring a bottle water and shades. 3. Take a ferry (cost only $2) to Pulau Ubin and explore the area. You can also rent a bike or worn-out motocycle. Try taking a taxi if you're able to find one, they can climb rough terrains better than jeeps. Explore some of the Malay kampungs and prawn farms. 4. Go to the Changi Prison. It's free entrance for both tourist and inmates. Drop by the museum and chapel for some WW2 background and photos. 5. Visit the Siang Lim Si temple at Toa Payoh. Watch people get blessed. For that non-believers, you are able to count the number of deities inside ... it should occupy you for just one hour. 6. Go to the New england Park for a swim and then satay-bee hoon in the hawker centre. 7. Take a train to Changi Airport. Buy two gl**es of coffee, find a comfortable pillar within the departure hall viewing gallery, watch planes take off and get yourself your reason for not on the plane at risk of a vacation. 8. Have a map and walk ins MacRitchie Reservoir. 9. Go Sim Lim Square and check out the latest laptops and hardware. 10. Go jogging from Kallang River to Benjamin Sheares Bridge. 11. Have a train from the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station. You are able to go over to Malaysia and back in a day. 12. Try water skiing at Pungol. 13. Help make your own kite and fly them in the Marine South open field. After that, you can have a delicious steamboat dinner at the many steamboat restaurant nearby. 14. Visit the Flea Market at Sungei Road. Many people called it the Thieves Market since most of the things sold there are not bought by the merchants. 15. Go cycling at the Sembawang Park. Quiet and nice even on the weekends. Cycle towards the end and you can see some of the big ships refuelling. 16. Bring your personal pit and barbeque along the Upper Pierce Reservoir. But if you feel oily, don't jump into the reservoir, you may find themselves in Point no. 4. 17. Visit the Tekka Market at Serangoon Road for a variety of fruits and vegetables. There's a stall selling among the best Bryani Chicken Rice I've ever tasted. what to do in singapore 18. Go fishing at Pasir Ris Park. 19. Visit the Kinokuniya Bookstore.You are dizzy after browing the library size bookstore, take a seat for any cup of tea at the cafe inside the bookstore. If you feel like a bookworm on that day, then go to the Borders bookstore for a second helping. 20. Visit the Sungei Buloh Nature Park. Bring binoculars and do watching birds. After that, you can purchase some hydroponic vegetables home in the nearby farms.