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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Sentosa Island - Singapore
Location: Sentosa Island - Singapore Date: 26 Feb 2008
Sentosa Island is a leisure resort island off the city-state island of Singapore. It is regarded as the southern most point of continental Asia.

Southern Most Point Of Continental Asia
Sentosa has a Disneyland fake village feel to it, but it is worth going to if you want a bit of a nature break while you are in Singapore. There is a great jungle walk and surprisingly nice beaches. It costs 3 Singapore Dollars to enter, which includes return skytrain ticket to get to the island.

Siloso Beach - Sentosa Island

Siloso Beach Trees - Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island is a leisure resort island off the city-state island of Singapore. It is regarded as the southern most point of continental Asia.

Southern Most Point Of Continental Asia
Sentosa has a Disneyland fake village feel to it, but it is worth going to if you want a bit of a nature break while you are in Singapore. There is a great jungle walk and surprisingly nice beaches. It costs 3 Singapore Dollars to enter, which includes return skytrain ticket to get to the island.

Siloso Beach - Sentosa Island

Siloso Beach Trees - Sentosa Island
Labels: beach, sentosa island, singapore
Posted by James Clark - editor of itravelnet.com
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Great shots!
True, there are lots of amazing sights, great shops and good food in Singapore. Just, don’t forget to bring your camera and video cam, so you won’t miss the fun and the great places, if you have plans of traveling to Singapore.
True, there are lots of amazing sights, great shops and good food in Singapore. Just, don’t forget to bring your camera and video cam, so you won’t miss the fun and the great places, if you have plans of traveling to Singapore.
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