You've probably walked past a massive empty building somewhere in Singapore and wondered, what's that used to be? Chances are, it might have been a school. It's one of those things you don't really think about until you notice the faded school signage or the old playground equipment still standing in an overgrown field. But here's the thing, these abandoned school sites aren't just sitting around collecting dust. They're actually part of a pretty interesting story about how S

If you've walked through Singapore's shopping districts or passed by a hawker centre lately, you might have noticed something that's becoming increasingly common – the sound of a guitar, a saxophone, or even the unique tones of a traditional guzheng floating through the air. These are street performers, or "buskers," as they're commonly known here in Singapore. And honestly, our busking scene has never been more exciting. For the longest time, busking might have felt like a q

You know that moment when you're scrolling through your phone and see a friend's sunset photo from Marina Bay, and the sky looks like someone dumped an entire palette of oranges and purples over the water? And then you think, "Why does this look different from the sunset I saw last week?" Well, there's actually a pretty good reason for that. Sunset times in Singapore shift throughout the year, and understanding why makes you appreciate those golden moments even more. It's not