Despite its small size, Singapore offers much more than what it seems. Singapore is always busy every hour of city life is a fascinating place that never runs out of food, shopping, and nightlife. This is not an unfamiliar place. Orchard Road became a favorite of locals and foreigners because of the many shops that cater to various consumer groups. Busy CBD area due to the amount of shopping malls, restaurants and cafes such as Suntec City and Marina Square. Unearthing Asia looking for new interesting places to shop, too many hidden places that provide unique shopping experience in Singapore.
313 @ Somerset
Since opening its doors in November last year, eight-storey mall has become very popular among locals, especially with your favorite retail brands such as Forever 21, Zara and Cotton On the facade of the front door. Forever 21 and Zara are four levels of control has three levels, they make the Eve passionate about their wardrobe. Uni-Qlo of Japan and the popular music store HMV also opened a branch there, along with other popular brands such as Esprit, Mango and Lacoste. Located just above the Somerset MRT station, 313 @ Somerset also has three levels of basement filled with restaurants, bars and snacks, offer options that meet the diverse tastes. Right next to the 313 @ Somerset, Orchard Central are in addition to the ranks of the new mall. This mall is the highest vertical mall in Singapore, for shoppers who want style with European brands, from lingerie to handbags DZ bsc. Lights illuminate the facade of the shop at night, a distinctive landscape that will surely attract the attention of the crowd.
VivoCity
VivoCity emerged as the largest shopping center in Singapore to offer a holistic lifestyle experience. With the largest multiplex cinema, amphitheater on the roof, the location near the water and the gateway to Sentosa Island, VivoCity is where the fusion of lifestyle, entertainment, retail and international food. The first Gap stores in the Southeast Asia region opened in VivoCity, along with other European brands such as Marc Club and River Island. Families and children spend their weekends on the roof of the mall, enjoy a splash of water, while the Sentosa Express monorail station is full of buff beach, ready to spend a day in the sun.
Haji Lane
Switching from Orchard Road, Haji Lane pulls you from the hustle and bustle of cosmopolitan style of shopping to small remote paradise where the local hipsters and fashionistas gathered. Local designer brands and works of art scattered along the path in one direction with a linear shophouses facing each other, all save the unique design of the work of novice designers. Very often, this is where the inspiration for those who antikemapanan and ideal shopping place for those looking for individuality and style. With more than 20 stores, you will surely find a treasure at the price of a favorite of local art students and young creative people. Haji Lane brings you back to Singapore’s past, offering a unique shopping experience with a nostalgic atmosphere. Many couples who make this place as their pre-marital background image.
Ann Siang Rd & Club St
If you are interested in the latest fashions, do not miss Ann Siang Road and Club Street. This little spot of hunting was far into the Chinatown area. Here you will find a variety of local brands, such as the Asylum and Style: Nordic. From the outside, you will feel the exoticism of the shop houses dating from before the war that is maintained by the attraction of oriental past. However, if you step inside the store, then you will see a boutique that offers creative and design the best locally. Shopping experience here is very elegant and full of adventure, a blend of traditional Chinese heritage with contemporary style offering.
Bugis Village
Bugis is known for its human bustle and heavy traffic that passes over them endlessly. Add to a list of the region are busy Bugis Village, inexpensive place to shop for local residents and tourists. Tent with hundreds of stalls along the shop that sells clothes, CDs, watches, handbags and accessories, Bugis Village shopping bazaar number one in Singapore, where you can find cheap and affordable product. Separate stalls are narrow, so you must be nimble slip, activities that can turn a shopping experience. This is the essence of Bugis Village – noisy, crowded environments by the buyer to haggle to get the best price. Not far from there Iluma Bugis Village, ten-storey shopping center has just opened and not just focus on retail shopping experience, but also the performing arts and entertainment.
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If you visit the city of Shanghai, do not miss the opportunity to shop. Because in a metropolitan city on this one, you can find almost all kinds of goods.
Starting from clothes, shoes, handbags, accessories, stationery, equipment furnishings, household equipment, and much more. Starting from the labeled goods locally and internationally, all in Shanghai.
Here are some street names that can be visited for shopping:
1. Nanjing East Road
This road is famous for its street made specifically for pedestrians, which is also called “East Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street”. Along this road, you can walk and see the variety of shops and shopping mall on the right side of the road. Every day, hundreds of people milling around in this way, both the tourists and locals alike, and almost form a sea of ??people who keep moving from one corner to another corner.
2. Nanjing West Road
Unlike Nanjing East who have a special road for pedestrians, Nanjing West is a public road for passing vehicles. However, you also can freely walk along the sidewalk and saw a row of shopping malls along the road. Most of the existing mall, you can see a variety of international brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Salvatore Ferragamo, Prada, etc..
In addition, in Nanjing West Road also has a shopping center that sells various kinds of fake branded goods and is located at 580 Nanjing West Road, which is called the “Shanghai Fake Market”. In this building, you are strongly advised to bid. For example: A fake branded handbags Mulberry can be sold at RMB 1500. From these prices, try to bargain the price range of 200-400RMB. The seller will usually invite you to begin to negotiate the price. First of all, try to stick with the initial price you specify. If you really have to raise prices, do not raise prices too high. Usually when you decide to leave the store, the seller can call you to re-negotiate or approve the price you requested.
3. People’s Square – Hong Kong Famous Shops Street
Located in an underground exit from the MRT station People Square, you can find a shopping center named “Hong Kong Famous Shops Street”. Here, you can find a series of small boutiques that sell a wide range of clothing, bags, shoes and accessories. The price offered is not too expensive, depending on the type of goods offered. For example: For women’s clothing such as casual short dress made in Korea, the price could reach the range of 200-500RMB. However, you can still bargain for a fair price.
4. Lu Bu Qi (Qi Bu Road)
Renowned as the “Thrift Shop”, at first glance this looks like a street area or Mangga Dua Tanah Abang in Jakarta. The atmosphere of the street was so crowded and bustling with people and-thatch and the merchants who sell on the roadside. In this way, there are some buildings that sell the goods either in retail or wholesale. Overall, you can get goods at low prices if you are smart enough in the bid price.
In addition, there are many shopping centers are located in a series of roads in the city of Shanghai, such as area XuJiaHui and Huaihai Road. Here’s a list of shopping mall located in the region (http://www.at0086.com):
Xu Jia Hui:
In the area of ??Xu Jia Hui, you can find various kinds of digital products, such as computers and cameras, in the shopping center Buy Now and Pacific Digital Square.
1. Oriental Shopping Mall – No. 8 Cao Xi Bei Road
2. Pacific Department Store – No. 932 Heng Shan Road
3. Shanghai Hui Jin Department Store – No. 1000 Zhang Jia Bang Road
4. Grand Gateway – No. 1, Hong Qiao Road
5. Buy Now – No. 11 Cao Xi Bei Road
6. Pacific Digital Square – No. 1117 Zhang Jia Bang Road
Huai Hai Road:
In this area, there are various kinds of top designer boutiques and international label.
1. Shanghai Women’s Stuff Store – No. 447-479 Huai Hai Zhong Road
2. Parkson Huai Hai Store – No.918 Huai Hai Zhong Road
3. Printemps Paris – No. 939-949 Huai Hai Zhong Road
4. Huating istan – No. 527 Huai Hai Zhong Road
5. Maison Mode Department Store – No. 1312 Huai Hai Zhong Road
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Admittedly, Sydney is an expensive city. According to The Economist magazine, Australia’s largest city located in the state of New South Wales is ranked seventh as a city with the highest cost of living in the world.
Therefore, do not be surprised if the price of goods and services in Sydney are quite expensive. It is not very favorable for tourists, especially those who only have limited funds. More-over for tourists from Indonesia, the Australian dollar exchange rate which is even now more expensive than the U.S. dollar increasingly unprofitable.
But do not worry. When you go to Sydney and want to buy their daily needs or buy souvenirs, there is a decent place ogled. His name is Paddy’s Market. This place is a modern market located in the Haymarket, near the Chinatown of Sydney.
At the front of Paddy’s Market, visitors can buy clothes, souvenirs and sundry items. Compared with other places, like shops in the area of ??The Rock, then the goods at Paddy’s Market could be at odds 2-5 Australian dollars per one item.
For example, a T-shirt at Paddy’s market can be obtained at a price of 5-7 dollars. Though practically if the prices in this market is the price right, it would not hurt if you bargain (especially if bought in large quantities). If you’re smart bargain, would have more money could be saved.
Moreover, in this place a lot of sellers who are from Asia, including Indonesia. Incidentally, I was shopping at a store owned by an Indonesian. Apparently, the peddler Indonesia recognize my face and immediately took a conversation with the Indonesian language.
Although not a guarantee you can get cheaper prices, chat with the Indonesian language you do not hesitate to make bargain prices.
Area merchants grocery items meets half of Paddy’s Market as a whole. In the back half, there are stalls selling food, vegetables and fresh fruits.
To surround this market, just takes patience. Maybe, if while looking at the number of kiosks, you just get out of this market within one hour. That was the fastest. The more diligently you look one by one stall that is, will the longer you are out of the market this modern and clean.
It is easy to reach the Paddy’s Market. In addition to a number of buses that pass through this place, the easiest way is to ride light rail – a train that the circuit consists of two carriages, serving routes near and inside the city – which stops at the station Paddy’s Market. Nearby, there is a monorail station is also named Paddy’s Market.
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