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Living in one of the world’s most expensive cities has encouraged me to find ways to be more economical. Using public transport, be it the underground train or buses, has become an important part of my day. This photo, taken on the Northeast line, gives us a glimpse into the world of Singapore public transport.
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Easily recognisable thanks to their traditional bright storefronts, these tiny fast food shops are some of the busiest places in the city. You'll find delicious local dishes at incredibly low prices, made in-house by the neighbourhoods' many cooks, who get up as early as 3am to start preparing food for friends and neighbours!
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One of the more common sights in Singapore is older Chinese locals, gathered silently around game tables at community centres with their eyes riveted on the players. However, the tradition of Chinese checkers and chess is more than just fun and games: it’s a way for families and friends to keep up on the local happenings, and perhaps win some money if it's their lucky day!
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Singapore boasts a very culturally diverse population and a variety of religions, including Islam, Christianity and Buddhism. Here, locals gather in an elegantly decorated Buddhist temple to pray together.
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Despite being a young country, Singapore has wasted no time becoming a leader in technology. A good example of Singapore’s modern impact on the world is the Garden by the Bay and the Super Trees, which absorb the sunlight during the day and use it to power a music and lighting system, creating a breathtaking evening show for locals and tourists alike.