Offering a wide range of services and facilities especially for pre-natal and post-natal care, Thomson Medical Centre is an ideal hospital for pregnant mothers. Those in search of a 3 star hotel in Singapore that is within easy reach of the centre can choose Days Hotel Singapore. Located in the Novena district, this modern hotel also has a variety of hotel deals in Singapore that help you get more value for your money. Expecting couples and families staying at the hotel can easily reach the Thomson Medical Centre which also features an outpatient family clinic that is open 24-hours. Home to a dedicated and experienced staff of doctors and nurses, the centre also offers gynaecology, paediatrics and child healthcare services as well as fertility treatments. …

If you are interested in history and the many fascinating incidents and people who have shaped the Southeast Asian region, then a visit to the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall in Singapore is definitely worth your while. Those in search of a 3 star hotel in Singapore within easy reach of this site can stay at Days Hotel Singapore. It also offer a variety of hotel deals in Singapore that will help you make the most from your stay. Commemorating the revolutionary activities of Sun Yat-sen, this museum also lets you learn more about the impact the 1911 Chinese Revolution had on Singapore. It is housed in a two-storey villa which features colonial style architecture and has a vast array of artefacts including old photographs, …

Dubai is a vibrant city having rapidly developed to become a leading tourist destination. For travellers including those who are staying at luxury hotels and resorts, preferably of a luxury hotel group such as Raffles, there is plenty to see and do in the region. Festivals held in the city bring about a spirit of harmony and excitement. With a culture rooted in Islamic traditions, Dubai mainly celebrates religious festivals such as Ramadan, Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha. However the world famous, Dubai Shopping Festival has achieved continued success over the years attracting visitors from all corners of the world. Thanuja Silva is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Auburn Silver. She has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring …

Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka, is a thriving metropolis that offers a fascinating visitor experience. Encompassing the coast, the city has a rich history, while also showcasing more modern development in its thriving cityscape. From shopping malls to local markets, casinos to nightclubs and lush pockets of greenery to a wide range of restaurants and cafes, Colombo has it all and is definitely worth exploring. The city also has a bourgeoning art scene and those interested in this form of creative expression should look to visit Kala Pola 2013 when next here. This annual street art fair dates back to 1993, when 35 artists displayed their creations. Inspired by such similar events as Oxford University’s, Turl Street Art Festival, this colourful fair has …

A laidback, sleepy, sheep-farming valley turns into a passionate wine making arena during the annual Gibbston Harvest Festival in Queenstown, New Zealand held in March on the third Saturday of the month. It does not fail to attract everyone from professional connoisseurs to simple wine appreciating enthusiasts to indulge a taste of the exquisite produce made by small boutique wineries, local vineyards and many a fine food establishment that are spread about the area. The festival is celebrated to mark the harvest of wine from Gibbston and to salute and toast the spirit of the community that has turned itself into a high profile winemaking body! This festival not only celebrates the Central Otago wines and the grape harvest produced by vineyards and wineries in …

The dawn of a new year is usually celebrated once in a year, but that is not the case in Cambodia. In this land filled with rich history and a mix of cultures it is celebrated three times! The capital city Phnom Penh is in the middle of all the activity during the celebrations of the International, Chinese and Khmer New Years’ days in Cambodia. The most important of all three for the Cambodians, is the traditional Khmer New Year, which falls around the 14th of April according to the Buddhist calendar. This falls in with the end of the harvest season and the community gives thanks to the gods for the plentiful crops with rich feasts and celebrations. Many city dwellers retreat to their …