Heritage Exploration room package from Mandarin Oriental

Embark upon the journey of discovery in to the vibrant art, enlightenment as well as birthright of Singapore with Mandarin Oriental, Singapores newly launched Heritage Exploration room package. Available from 1st October 2010 to 31st Mar 2011, the package facilities place to live in one of the hotels well-appointed Premier Ocean rooms total with visits to the preference of Singapores many appropriate as well as many interesting museums, making for the refreshing as well as enriching legal holiday experience.

Included in the package is the visit to Singapores oldest museum, the National Museum of Singapore, where eleven National Treasures of Singapore have been safeguarded, dating from the 14th century to complicated day. Guests can additionally suffer one of the worlds largest open collections of complicated as well as contemporary Southeast Asian design during the Singapore Art Museum, that is housed in an historic building, or embark upon an Asian birthright tour to the citys Asian Civilisation Museum. This is the first notable relic in the segment to present the broad yet integrated perspective of pan-Asian enlightenment as well as civilization. Another fascinating stop is during Singapores Peranakan Museum, that explores the enlightenment of Asias Peranakan community, as well as where the worlds excellent as well as many comprehensive collection of Peranakan artefacts have been housed.

The Heritage Exploration package is priced during SGD 450 per night as well as includes:
Accommodation in the hotels Premier Ocean room with undeviating views of the horizon, Singapore Flyer as well as the hotels newly refurbished swimming pool
Daily American smorgasboard breakfast during award-winning grill MELT ~ The World Caf
Complimentary Merlion chocolate upon arrival
Exquisite coffee table sketchbook of Singapores architectural birthright ! as the s ouvenir
Admission to the National Museum of Singapore, Singapore Art Museum, Asian Civilisation Museum as well as Peranakan Museum for two persons

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