✅ You might enjoy watching more videos from my Singapore series: th-cam.com/play/PLOVadUHX1B-Jiwvbml0fiZpsdQGH8oIqm.html ✅ Or my Taipei series here: th-cam.com/play/PLB73F8870CF5E9AA0.html
I like the appeal of both cities. As a foodie, I could easily see myself enjoying the hawker centres in Singapore as well as the street markets in Taipei. I almost see myself visiting Singapore first especially with how amazing the airport is.
Love both cities, but I prefer Singapore. 1. Clean and very nice people. It's kind of like Japan. 2. English 3. FOOD! More variety. Malay, Chinese(all varieties), Indian, Western. 4. Attractions! Downside is that Singapore has gotten way more expensive...in everything.
We do have night markets in Singapore known as basar malam. They are sporadic and seasonal, usually during Chinese New Year or Hari Raya periods. Temporary (usually a month) tents are set up to house stalls of food, cloths, furniture and household products etc. Or you can visit the heartlands' central where many pop up stalls sell many wares only in the mornings.
Now this is a tough one for me. I have always wanted to go to Singapore but Taiwan looks awesome also. But the Stinky Tofu vs. the Hawker centers are a rough choice to make.
This is the best and most accurate travel video comparing the two cities. I can’t find even one mistake or misunderstanding about the two cities. Oh, maybe there is a minor one I should say, Singlish is basically English, but with not so accurate sentence structure, vocabulary and accent, and is added with some (maybe less than 5%) other local languages or slang. Therefore, it is not a mix of a few languages (which can be construed as those languages have equal proportion) and will be incomprehensible to foreigners. The truth is, an English-speaking person will have no problem at all understanding Singlish, as you have concluded.
thanks for this clip - I want to travel to Taiwan in February, and since I went already to Singapore, now I have a bit more understanding what to expect. btw, I really love your other guides - my want-to-visit list had become really long.
I visited SG and Taipei in 2019 but i think i like Taipei more since i went to visit TPE again this year. Both have efficient transport system but food, accommodations and tourist attractions is cheaper in TPE, you'll get more value for your money.
To me, the choice comes down to the length of the trip. If it’s a short stay, I think Singapore wins. As my wife has extended family there, we’ve visited Singapore many times. I’d say three or four days allows you enough time to see the spectacular that Singapore offers Gardens by the Bay, Jewel, Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa). Longer than that and it can get a little plain. Taiwan, on the other hand, favors longer visits, as some of the spectacular outdoor vistas require travel to get to (Tarik Gorge as an example). Food wise, I’d take Sing. I’ve always found the food in Taiwan far less to my taste than Sing. But others with different tastes may disagree. If cost is a factor, Sing hotels are very expensive.
Singapore = Asia Lite This is simply because of the language. I"m glad you mentioned a ferry ride to Indonesia. There's a 60-minute ferry ride to Batam, Indonesia from Singapore's Harbourfront. Lots of cheap shopping can be had here. The exchange rate is very good too. When I was spending time in Singapore my friends told me "everyone is a millionaire when they go to Batam" because the Indonesian Rupiah is so devalued.
Corrections, a large majority of Singaporeans do not use the bidet at all. Usually malls and touristy places will have these for tourists and foreigners. :)
For me would be Singapore. I’ve been to both and Singapore had us way more captivated that we feel we should have stayed muchhh longer. Taipei was ehh, okay but after 3 days, we were ready to leave
Singaporean here, thank you for your video. Just one thing to add pertaining to seasons. Along with the boring wet/dry seasons comes with a super bonus which Singapore enjoys: we do not suffer any natural disaster here, as we are not on tectonic plates, and are well protected and block by our many neighboring countries from other sort of natural disaster. Thus no earthquakes, no typhoon, no tsunami, nothing.
I loved this comparison between Taipei and Singapore!! Technically neither of these cities is 'better' than the other, it's all about what the tourist is looking for, like you mentioned in the end!
I tend to think of Taipei as a more lived in Singapore. It's really hard to find any old buildings in Singapore, with anything from the 1970's or older getting redeveloped. I think the scooter culture in Taipei is pretty cool. It's much more controlled than other places in Asia. I wouldn't call Singapore's mass transit expensive and now you can use any* CC with a chip instead of a metro card. English does go far in both cities, with taxis being the only place that I've needed to communicate with the help of my phone. The drivers have usually been older men that speak Mandarin. You missed one other "season" in Singapore, the smoke season. Fires in Indonesia intentionally set to clear land create enough smoke to become a big problem at certain times of the year in Singapore. Both cities are great places to visit and are easy to get around using buses and the metro.
Why is old buildings is the only thing for you to measure that the country will looked better. There are a lot of old churches, temples and mosques that were of course spruce up. Old Bungalows especially built by the British. They are still there. Chinatown, they are also old. So how old do you want it to be old to be in your criteria? 😢
The oldest building in Singapore is the Parliament House from 1827. We have a very old relic that is known as the "Dragon Teeth Gate". Guess who destroyed it- The Bloody British.
If just one probably Singapore. But Taipei is way cheaper. Also consider the climate, Singapore is hot and humid all year round no way out of it. Taipei is pleasant between November to April. Singapore is more modern and cleaner. But thing is with Singapore once you have been there once and have seen the major spots I don’t see any value of returning. Taiwan is a larger country so you can explore cities outside Taipei with the HSR and go to Taichung and all the way south to Kaohsiung.
As a Singaporean myself, I basically agree with your POV. In Taipei, you can still get out to Greater Taipei where there are nice natural views to see, like mountains and lakes etc.
If you want a mix of Chinese-Malay-Indian culture and food and a glimpse of the future it's Singapore (but EXPENSIVE) if you want a more traditional Chinese city experience and to save money it's Taipei. Also the weather is completely different...Taipei has seasons and the Fall leaf change, whereas Singapore is on the equator and is VERY hot and humid year round. In terms of safety, cleanliness, transportation, foodieness, and overall friendliness, I'd rate them the same.
Singapore wins hands down 👍👏👌💯% Been to both numerous times, but what killed it for us was the people 😢 TAIWANESE PEOPLE SEEM RUDE & ARROGANT but the people in Singapore are friendly and hospitable.
@5:36 Hahahaha! Wow, that was some transition! You went right from talking about wiping butts in the toilet to talking about food. That was a bit too sudden for me.
I have a difficult question for you... do you prefer Singapore Airlines business class or ANA business class? I've been super lucky to fly ANA business class and it is my dream to one day fly Singapore business class!
@@ta-chanchiang2297 PRC and ROC , tell me what’s the C in both ? Of course we all know that the mainland china is the communist china whereas the one on the island is also known as “Free china “ so ain’t that the mini china now ?
As a Singaporean, I prefer China. Many more different cultures from minorities and North, South, East and west of China can be a big difference. If you are talking about Taiwan, you can check out Xiamen because of its similarities and I've travelled to Taiwan for many years for busineses and holiday trips. As for Japan, I have had stayed there for months and have visited many places throughout Japan. As for safety, all Asia countries such as China, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan are very safe. Of course, talking about public transportation affordability, China and Taiwan are cheaper. Japan is the most expensive, try their Taxi and you will know. These are my experiences from my travel trips. Of course, I've been to America, Canada, many European countries like Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Switzerland etc including Russia. Of course, many Asian countries including Australia and New Zealand where I stayed in Aussie for many years too
There is only 1 season in Singapore so any month will do , every month is hot and humid. We will have more rains during our monsoon season which is typically nov-jan.
If you are traveling with family especially with minors then Singapore is a more preferred choice. Taiwan’s road culture is really hazardous for the minor.
If you're from the west, you'll feel right at home in Singapore, but you'll get bored after 3 days. Taipei is more interesting from a cultural point of view, but you wouldn't want to live there.
Both country is BEAUTIFUL, TOP NOTCH SAFETY & SAFETY RUNNING BY ASIAN MAN GORVEMENT!! But Singapore is tiny-island & lacking of nature While Taiwan is bigger lands & have plenty of beautiful nature & beautiful villages. Cant say same for US, Western, Center America & South America, Africa & Middle East!! If it’s not about unsafe then it about dirty, if it not about dirt then it about strict laws & arrogant cultures & arrogant religion!! Keep deny & deny, but anyone have eyes no blind & brains not stupid can this facts!! ASIAN (mostly Asia Country) IS STILL TOP NOTCH PLACE FOR EXPAT, LIVING & WORKING, TRAVELS ❤❤❤ Of course there are Asia country have place is unsafe, dangerous & chaostic as well. But mostly Asia countries in general is safety, lively vibes & beautiful 🎉🎉🎉
So what is China? Some of cities in China are more high tech and developed than Taiwan or even to Japan and Singapore. Of course Taiwan is not like China compared to Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Shanghai etc. Taipei is like 2nd or 3rd tiers cities in China
you did not talk about the singapore government crackdown on any speech that criticizes the singaporean government.. makes it uneasy that singapore can arrest you at any time for breaking any law. it's an unforgiving place and frankly, reminds me of a totalitarian country. Taiwan however is a democracy that protects free speech and press.
@@AlfariziZakariaSingapore’s ruling party is able put competent people who care about the long term well being of the country into office. In comparison 99% of the politicians elected in Taiwan are either retarded or corrupt. They are only good at making the lives of their political rivals miserable while secretly enriching their bank accounts
If I had more choice, I'd prefer Kaohsiung to Taipei and Singapore, as Taipei is far less friendly and less scenic than Kaohsiung, the second largest city in Taiwan. If it were just between Taipei and Singapore, I'd go for Taipei. I found Singapore dirty, very unfriendly, very boring, souless, and cultureless.
✅ You might enjoy watching more videos from my Singapore series: th-cam.com/play/PLOVadUHX1B-Jiwvbml0fiZpsdQGH8oIqm.html
✅ Or my Taipei series here: th-cam.com/play/PLB73F8870CF5E9AA0.html
I like the appeal of both cities. As a foodie, I could easily see myself enjoying the hawker centres in Singapore as well as the street markets in Taipei. I almost see myself visiting Singapore first especially with how amazing the airport is.
Same thought, Singapore is much better than Taipei. Safest country to have vacation.
We love Singapore, its a beautiful city, very organized, clean, and safe. One of our favorite destinations of all times!
Hi Chris Singaporean here. Good and accurate reporting on both Taipei and Singapore. Really enjoyed watching this video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love both cities, but I prefer Singapore.
1. Clean and very nice people. It's kind of like Japan.
2. English
3. FOOD! More variety. Malay, Chinese(all varieties), Indian, Western.
4. Attractions!
Downside is that Singapore has gotten way more expensive...in everything.
If you earn and live in Singapore, in fact it is not that expensive.
More variety in Taiwan for food… Singapore food is fairly the same
We do have night markets in Singapore known as basar malam. They are sporadic and seasonal, usually during Chinese New Year or Hari Raya periods. Temporary (usually a month) tents are set up to house stalls of food, cloths, furniture and household products etc. Or you can visit the heartlands' central where many pop up stalls sell many wares only in the mornings.
For only 5 days in Taipei your assessment was spot on.
Thanks 😃
Hi Chris. Thanks for the comparison video. I would enjoy both places, but I prefer Singapore. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Singapore is
Thank you for another great video. I'm traveling to Singapore in April and have picked up tons of useful information from your videos!
Glad it was helpful!
Now this is a tough one for me. I have always wanted to go to Singapore but Taiwan looks awesome also. But the Stinky Tofu vs. the Hawker centers are a rough choice to make.
Singapore!! Of course.
This is the best and most accurate travel video comparing the two cities. I can’t find even one mistake or misunderstanding about the two cities. Oh, maybe there is a minor one I should say, Singlish is basically English, but with not so accurate sentence structure, vocabulary and accent, and is added with some (maybe less than 5%) other local languages or slang. Therefore, it is not a mix of a few languages (which can be construed as those languages have equal proportion) and will be incomprehensible to foreigners. The truth is, an English-speaking person will have no problem at all understanding Singlish, as you have concluded.
Thanks Nigel 😀
Two city is worth to visit all ,because each itself ‘s unique,I think
No need to choose, go to both places."
thanks for this clip - I want to travel to Taiwan in February, and since I went already to Singapore, now I have a bit more understanding what to expect. btw, I really love your other guides - my want-to-visit list had become really long.
Singapore is much better lah :)
Singapore is awesome, right!
Steak is awesome, too - but I don’t want have steak in every single meal😉
Have fun!
I visited SG and Taipei in 2019 but i think i like Taipei more since i went to visit TPE again this year. Both have efficient transport system but food, accommodations and tourist attractions is cheaper in TPE, you'll get more value for your money.
😂cheapskate.
I love your channel. You are my very first travel channel I have ever subscribed to. Keep up the great work and it's gladly appreciated.
Wow, thank you!
To me, the choice comes down to the length of the trip. If it’s a short stay, I think Singapore wins. As my wife has extended family there, we’ve visited Singapore many times. I’d say three or four days allows you enough time to see the spectacular that Singapore offers Gardens by the Bay, Jewel, Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa). Longer than that and it can get a little plain. Taiwan, on the other hand, favors longer visits, as some of the spectacular outdoor vistas require travel to get to (Tarik Gorge as an example).
Food wise, I’d take Sing. I’ve always found the food in Taiwan far less to my taste than Sing. But others with different tastes may disagree.
If cost is a factor, Sing hotels are very expensive.
Singapore = Asia Lite
This is simply because of the language.
I"m glad you mentioned a ferry ride to Indonesia. There's a 60-minute ferry ride to Batam, Indonesia from Singapore's Harbourfront. Lots of cheap shopping can be had here. The exchange rate is very good too. When I was spending time in Singapore my friends told me "everyone is a millionaire when they go to Batam" because the Indonesian Rupiah is so devalued.
im indonesian and thats so sad to hear, lets hope singapore will take over indoensia for its better future.
@@majinboo6377 , yes, it is very sad. It's another country rich in oil but the people are not benefiting from it.
Yes, there's so many cheap shopping center there that you could love to buy and more tourist attraction also.
this is such an orientalist take lol.
Corrections, a large majority of Singaporeans do not use the bidet at all. Usually malls and touristy places will have these for tourists and foreigners. :)
Thanks for that clarification!
For me would be Singapore. I’ve been to both and Singapore had us way more captivated that we feel we should have stayed muchhh longer. Taipei was ehh, okay but after 3 days, we were ready to leave
Great comparison video
Singaporean here, thank you for your video. Just one thing to add pertaining to seasons. Along with the boring wet/dry seasons comes with a super bonus which Singapore enjoys: we do not suffer any natural disaster here, as we are not on tectonic plates, and are well protected and block by our many neighboring countries from other sort of natural disaster. Thus no earthquakes, no typhoon, no tsunami, nothing.
Thanks for the addition!
I loved this comparison between Taipei and Singapore!! Technically neither of these cities is 'better' than the other, it's all about what the tourist is looking for, like you mentioned in the end!
I tend to think of Taipei as a more lived in Singapore. It's really hard to find any old buildings in Singapore, with anything from the 1970's or older getting redeveloped. I think the scooter culture in Taipei is pretty cool. It's much more controlled than other places in Asia. I wouldn't call Singapore's mass transit expensive and now you can use any* CC with a chip instead of a metro card. English does go far in both cities, with taxis being the only place that I've needed to communicate with the help of my phone. The drivers have usually been older men that speak Mandarin. You missed one other "season" in Singapore, the smoke season. Fires in Indonesia intentionally set to clear land create enough smoke to become a big problem at certain times of the year in Singapore. Both cities are great places to visit and are easy to get around using buses and the metro.
Why is old buildings is the only thing for you to measure that the country will looked better. There are a lot of old churches, temples and mosques that were of course spruce up. Old Bungalows especially built by the British. They are still there. Chinatown, they are also old. So how old do you want it to be old to be in your criteria? 😢
The oldest building in Singapore is the Parliament House from 1827. We have a very old relic that is known as the "Dragon Teeth Gate". Guess who destroyed it- The Bloody British.
This old relic was built in the 15th Century.
My house first architecture drawings is in 1916 , talking about old 🙄
@___Danny___ hahaha...Good one. 😂
IF I visit either city (or both) I will replay this video a dozen times!
great format! would love to see that for some american or european cities!!
great comparison and informative video!
Thank you!
If just one probably Singapore. But Taipei is way cheaper. Also consider the climate, Singapore is hot and humid all year round no way out of it. Taipei is pleasant between November to April. Singapore is more modern and cleaner. But thing is with Singapore once you have been there once and have seen the major spots I don’t see any value of returning. Taiwan is a larger country so you can explore cities outside Taipei with the HSR and go to Taichung and all the way south to Kaohsiung.
As a Singaporean myself, I basically agree with your POV. In Taipei, you can still get out to Greater Taipei where there are nice natural views to see, like mountains and lakes etc.
Taipei No use old place.no casinos or theme parks.for urbanites definitely sg.and more cosmopolitan.
If you want a mix of Chinese-Malay-Indian culture and food and a glimpse of the future it's Singapore (but EXPENSIVE) if you want a more traditional Chinese city experience and to save money it's Taipei. Also the weather is completely different...Taipei has seasons and the Fall leaf change, whereas Singapore is on the equator and is VERY hot and humid year round. In terms of safety, cleanliness, transportation, foodieness, and overall friendliness, I'd rate them the same.
Actually, you can buy napkins or what Singaporeans call tissue paper for S$0.30 a packet from the drink stalls in hawker centres.
Awesome job chris
Love Singapore🇸🇬 from Korea🇰🇷
I spent a few months in Singapore and 4 years in Taipei. I much prefer Singapore.
Singapore wins hands down 👍👏👌💯% Been to both numerous times, but what killed it for us was the people 😢 TAIWANESE PEOPLE SEEM RUDE & ARROGANT but the people in Singapore are friendly and hospitable.
In Singapore, people bring their own disposable napkins pack to "Chope" seats.
Taipei because people are sooooo friendly and more options
Options like what?
@5:36 Hahahaha! Wow, that was some transition! You went right from talking about wiping butts in the toilet to talking about food. That was a bit too sudden for me.
In fact, Singapore is known as a cultural desert
And Taiwan has culture? You must be living in the woods.
@@johnchua9387Take it easy,man.
where are the facts?
@@steventseng2513 And you are?
Chris before i even begin watching i have this sinking feeling that you will choose Singapore and be left sleeping on the couch for the next week.
Hah.. ocgirl and I cowrote this one.. so no couches for me 😀
Both are great
U can’t find sunglasses in Singapore ?! U r kidding 😂😂😂
Okay…most IMPORTANT question--Which city did Traveling Princess like more?😊
I prefer Singapore since then 😊
Ah.. I don't have an answer to that as the princess was hanging out with her grandparents in Taipei 😀
you've reached peak thumbnail skills
I have a difficult question for you... do you prefer Singapore Airlines business class or ANA business class? I've been super lucky to fly ANA business class and it is my dream to one day fly Singapore business class!
Take first class
ANA is great.. but Singapore Biz is amazing 😀
Well you CANT walk on the street in Singapore cause you'll got your lovey bill/be a street worker.
But by the way it's more save than taiwan
Is there value in visiting both? Or are they a bit too similar so it's not worth the extra trip from one to the other?
Asian but not similar
Taipei is just basically a mini china while singapore is slightly more asian.
@@___Danny___What does that mean😂 Isn’t China in Asia or is Taiwan communist? So reckless
@@ta-chanchiang2297 PRC and ROC , tell me what’s the C in both ? Of course we all know that the mainland china is the communist china whereas the one on the island is also known as “Free china “ so ain’t that the mini china now ?
I think they are different enough that there's value to visit both
i like both. but Singapore have more food options. while Taipei has better weathers ( SG local here )
As a Singaporean, I would say Taiwan
As a Singaporean, you don't visit your own country
As a singaporean i would say pay abit more to visit japan.
As a Singaporean, I prefer China. Many more different cultures from minorities and North, South, East and west of China can be a big difference. If you are talking about Taiwan, you can check out Xiamen because of its similarities and I've travelled to Taiwan for many years for busineses and holiday trips. As for Japan, I have had stayed there for months and have visited many places throughout Japan. As for safety, all Asia countries such as China, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan are very safe. Of course, talking about public transportation affordability, China and Taiwan are cheaper. Japan is the most expensive, try their Taxi and you will know. These are my experiences from my travel trips. Of course, I've been to America, Canada, many European countries like Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Switzerland etc including Russia. Of course, many Asian countries including Australia and New Zealand where I stayed in Aussie for many years too
@@johnnytang5192not advisable to go china now.bad shape economically.full of scams and conman.
How about safety?
Singapore, what is the best weather month to visit?
There is only 1 season in Singapore so any month will do , every month is hot and humid. We will have more rains during our monsoon season which is typically nov-jan.
Taipei
If you are traveling with family especially with minors then Singapore is a more preferred choice. Taiwan’s road culture is really hazardous for the minor.
Indian and Malay food is the most prevalent.
Moral of the story, go to Taipei for their napkins….
Haha
If you're from the west, you'll feel right at home in Singapore, but you'll get bored after 3 days. Taipei is more interesting from a cultural point of view, but you wouldn't want to live there.
Both country is BEAUTIFUL, TOP NOTCH SAFETY & SAFETY RUNNING BY ASIAN MAN GORVEMENT!!
But Singapore is tiny-island & lacking of nature
While Taiwan is bigger lands & have plenty of beautiful nature & beautiful villages.
Cant say same for US, Western, Center America & South America, Africa & Middle East!! If it’s not about unsafe then it about dirty, if it not about dirt then it about strict laws & arrogant cultures & arrogant religion!!
Keep deny & deny, but anyone have eyes no blind & brains not stupid can this facts!!
ASIAN (mostly Asia Country) IS STILL TOP NOTCH PLACE FOR EXPAT, LIVING & WORKING, TRAVELS ❤❤❤
Of course there are Asia country have place is unsafe, dangerous & chaostic as well.
But mostly Asia countries in general is safety, lively vibes & beautiful 🎉🎉🎉
Chris, have you ever visited Vietnam?
Not yet
Hong Kong?
I’m going to Taipei In December so excited 😅😊
You will love it here…
Singapore did not control number of motorcycle
just go to africa, ukraine, israel, palestine, afganisthan, just go to slumbs and enjoy the lyfe of slumbs and eat slumbs foods.
Slum
Your channel is giving all the essential info whereas other channels giving all the bullshit information.
Thanks so much!
Food safety was my first concerns, I can't trust Taipei.
Both cities are so boring compare to our SAN.Francisco or Chicago 😂
So much more colourful here folks🎉
Homeless drug addiction mugging gunshots 😢😢
Please don’t insult Taiwan, Taiwan is NOT like China
So what is China? Some of cities in China are more high tech and developed than Taiwan or even to Japan and Singapore. Of course Taiwan is not like China compared to Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Shanghai etc. Taipei is like 2nd or 3rd tiers cities in China
I find taipei a poorer cousin of Tokyo. A wannabe - almost. Food is mediocre too. Taiwanese are pretty nice though
Agree on these points
Too close to China
Taiwan is a smaller version of China (one culture)
Singapore is a smaller version of whole of South east asia (many cultures)
Taiwan = (China + Japan) / 2;
Is Taiwan as ruthless as Chinese?😅
Taiwan=Japan,Korea, China, Vietname, Philippines/5
you did not talk about the singapore government crackdown on any speech that criticizes the singaporean government.. makes it uneasy that singapore can arrest you at any time for breaking any law. it's an unforgiving place and frankly, reminds me of a totalitarian country. Taiwan however is a democracy that protects free speech and press.
Thats explains why Taipei keep getting worse lol
Lol if anything, locals find the government too forgiving given the number of foreigners who broke the law and got away with just a slap on the wrist.
But why is Singapore more advanced than Taiwan in all aspects?
Singapore accepts 40% foreigners to live and work in Singapore
@@AlfariziZakariaSingapore’s ruling party is able put competent people who care about the long term well being of the country into office.
In comparison 99% of the politicians elected in Taiwan are either retarded or corrupt. They are only good at making the lives of their political rivals miserable while secretly enriching their bank accounts
If I had more choice, I'd prefer Kaohsiung to Taipei and Singapore, as Taipei is far less friendly and less scenic than Kaohsiung, the second largest city in Taiwan. If it were just between Taipei and Singapore, I'd go for Taipei. I found Singapore dirty, very unfriendly, very boring, souless, and cultureless.
I don’t ever think Singapore is dirty… not true, right, from Taiwan
If you got more dough then totally skip taiwan and visit Japan .
@@___Danny___ they are different that’s why Japanese loves to come to Taiwan
@@larrypan6811 because its cheap
@@___Danny___ Taipei is cheaper compared to Tokyo for sure but Taipei has its own charms , that’s my opinion.
From budget point of view, skip Singapore, simply too expensive.
Don't go to Singapore. Taiwan and Vietnam best asian places to visit
Why not singapore
You can't afford :)