Singapore

Singapore has skyscrapers and subways of a modern, city with a influences of Chinese, Malay and Indian with great climate, tasty food, good shopping and a vibrant night-life scene.
I can say that one of the many things to do in Singapore is shopping.One of the best hub for shopping is Orchard Road, the best place to start shopping with its endless selection of modern Singapore shopping centers to satisfy cravings.

Universal studios,the main attraction of Singapore

At Universal Studios Singapore. Here not only kids but all the family members can enjoy rides, shows, and attractions based on their choices including favorite blockbuster films and Rides like The Ultimate 3D Battle, Shrek 4-D Adventure, Madagascar: A Crate Adventure, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, and many more.One can get all Asian and western cuisines over here in the various restaurants inside the Universal Studios.

Its again a great entertainment experience
and an important point is that if you are visiting there
on Saturdays, Sundays or any holidays so please check show schedule timings as they are subject to change.

The second main attraction is  Sentosa. There was a free bus ride and one could hop on and hop off as per convenience.Here we preferred to take a walking tour to explore this place.We went for watching Bird and animal show inside the Sentosa and it was simply amazing.

The garden was very beautiful, and the bird show was a treat to watch.After that we visited Palawan Beach to have some fun.There was a suspension bridge linking beach-goers to the Southernmost Point of Asia.

The third main attraction is Merlion Park ....Whenever we talk about Singapore this is the only place which represents Singapore completely.Its  half-fish and half-lion, the iconic Merlion resides at the waterfront Merlion Park. 

This icon is a ‘must-see’ for tourists visiting Singapore, similar to other significant landmarks around the world.Good place for taking pictures.If one likes clicking pictures then certainly this is a nice place to visit.

We really enjoyed the trip to Singapore and had a great time exploring the surroundings. Looking forward to visit there again !!!

#IsLaundryOnlyAWomansJob @Ariel

Gender wise discrimination persists not only in India but across the world...Why? I cant find out the reason behind this. I have seen the discrimination in different form whether its at work place,at home or any place.

I think it is because Women judge themselves inferior and that's why they are fail to understand their rights thus they are neglected and mistreated by the society. It is still a very big problem specially in India.

Now this discrimination starts from household itself. For example if a guest comes at home always a girl child will be asked to get water or anything for the guest although this can be done by a male child. The same way the other household works like washing clothes,cooking and others household work are assigned to a woman only. The statistics are really surprising and these stats explain the realistic scenario as well. Now the question arises,if a man and woman working are working at same level and their earnings are also similar then why the women is only responsible for kids and other household work. How a husband can support her or how he can help her in different ways is the topic to stress upon. 

First of all parents should teach their son's to respect women from childhood itself and encourage them to be more active in household and make them learn the basic household tasks at home. A husband should help in upbringing of his children as well and also help with household chores. Household tasks can be divided in different segments between easy tasks and difficult tasks initially, easy tasks can be done by husband and difficult tasks can be done by wife. Wife can make a list to review the task and ask her husband to choose the tasks in which he is comfortable and he can then opt for the same.Sharing task is not only the solution of the problem but a wife should choose the right approach to engage her husband in tasks ...wife should tell his husband about the task how  this can be done in fun way ....deciding mutually in what way both are comfortable so the partner does not get bored doing the same task again and again and wife should not feel shy if she needs any help. A wife should praise her husband and never criticize in front of any body and also she should tell her husband that his contributions at household level would help maintain her energy levels and this would also help both of them to spend more time together.

So I can say that partially it is in control of us as a woman and we can try to close this gap and we should aim to start this from our own house first as they say Charity begins at home.We have to make some changes at our home so that women should be treated equally to men and we must inculcate this thought process in my mind of our son's and husband. 

At my home we share household tasks... for laundry as we all know that fully automatic machine has made it so easy to wash clothes that now anybody can operate it easily..but my husband helps me in laundry work while I am doing other task and after that we both enjoy dinner and TV together. 

“I am writing for #IsLaundryOnlyAWomansJob activity at BlogAdda.com in association with Ariel.”

Singapore

I visited Singapore 3 times and each time I visited I discovered something new each time.Last time I traveled with my family and really We enjoyed a lot.

Singapore has skyscrapers and subways of a modern, city with a influences of Chinese, Malay and Indian with great climate, tasty food, good shopping and a vibrant night-life scene.
The very first day  we went to see the local street of Singapore.I can say that one of the many things to do in Singapore is shopping.One of the best hub for shopping is Orchard Road, the best place to start shopping with its endless selection of modern Singapore shopping centers to satisfy cravings. One can find specialty stores here Chinatown and Little India provide a colorful and exciting shopping experience. 

and the second great hub is Mustafa Centre. It is situated in Little India, the Mustafa Centre is a famous market that is filled with small stalls that sells everything from clothing and electronics to jewellery and home wares. One need not to afraid from bargaining here if you have a great bargaining skills you can bargain here.

We shopped few good quality clothes and electronics toys from here.After that we went to Bugis St Market,
Bugis St Market is the largest shopping street market in Singapore. There are endless  number of stalls selling everything from shoes and clothes to jewellery and cosmetics. In fact you can get manicurists, tattooists, body piercers and hairdressers also there. Its little different place from others shopping hubs.
Then as few time left we went to Clarke Quay it is situated at Singapore River. I was there for first time here and we came around 6.30pm.It was crowded. The night life was very active there... Pubs, Bars, Cafes, Restaurants. 
                               

                                       


River Cruise was also there but for that one has to wait in Q very long for turn.The place was packed with young people n families, too. Very happening place. Well, it surely is a nice place to chill out.

The second day we went to Universal studios,the main attraction of Singapore

At Universal Studios Singapore. Here not only kids but all the family can enjoy rides, shows, and attractions based on your favorite blockbuster films  including The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle, Shrek 4-D Adventure, Madagascar: A Crate Adventure, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, and many more.One can get all Asian and western cuisines over here.
Its again a great entertainment experience
and an important that is if you are visiting there
on Saturdays, Sundays or any holidays so please check show schedule timings for more information.
        

                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Then we preferred to explore this place more.We went on walk and after walking ahead We went to Jurong Bird Park..It is a tourist attraction in Singapore managed by Wildlife Reserves Singapore
The garden was very beautiful, and the bird show was very good to watch.After that we visited Palawan Beach to have some fun.There was a suspension bridge linking beach-goers to the Southernmost Point.It was the most happening beach with  boasts interesting shops and eateries. We would have liked to have walked a few more of the paths, but ran out of time...thank God there was the The free tram ride and one could hop on and hop off as per convenience.

The next day in the morning we went to Merlion Park.

                                                                                  
                                                                                          Whenever we talk about Singapore this is the only place which represent Singapore completely.Its  half-fish and half-lion, the iconic Merlion resides at the waterfront Merlion Park. This icon is a ‘must-see’ for tourists visiting Singapore, similar to other significant landmarks around the world.Good place for taking pictures.If one has a great photography skill one can click awesome pics with different styles like as one is drinking water from Statue and similar others.30 min to 1 hour is enough to give to this place.

We really enjoyed there and had a great time exploring the surroundings. Looking forward to visit there again !!!