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The Mini Rough Guide to Singapore
DESCRIPTION: The Mini Rough Guide to Singapore... This compact guide covers Singapore's temples, parks, shops and nature reserves with complete details on excursions to Sentosa and the southern isles. There are 12 pages of colour maps with grid references for every attractions, hotel, restaurant, bar and club. Singapore is just 136km north of the equator, which means that you should be prepared for a hot and sticky time whenever you go. Temperatures are uniformly high throughout the year, but it’s the region’s humidity levels which make the heat really uncomfortable. Be prepared for rain during your stay, too – November, December and January are usually the coolest, and the wettest, months, but rain can fall all year round. On average, July records the lowest annual rainfall. Otherwise, the only other consideration is the possibility of coinciding with one of the many festivals, of which the liveliest and most extensive is Chinese New Year in January/February.
The Mini Rough Guide to Singapore by Mark Lewis
AUTHOR: Mark Lewis
ISBN: 9781858285665 BINDING: softcover PAGES: 302
Year: 2000 Size: 104mm x 144mm x 17mm Condition: Our book has SOLD. Check on Amazon for a new or used copy.
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