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9 Best Things to Do in Shikoku

There are plenty of reasons why Japan should be at the top of your travel list. One: it’s bursting with cool temples; two: your tummy will always be full of incredible food; three: it’s so easy to get around! With Japan’s efficient transport system, you can travel the farthest corners of Tokyo to the southwest island of Shikoku in a snap! Thanks to the All Shikoku Rail Pass you can enjoy unlimited train travels around the region. Simply choose between our 3-day, 4-day, 5-day, and 7-day pass, and get wandering!Book an All Shikoku Rail Pass for your adventures in Shikoku! >Now’s the perfect chance to discover Japan outside Tokyo and Osaka! Expand your Japan travels to the beautiful island of Shikoku in Honshu. This underrated destination has everything you can dream of: massive mountains, clear streams, gorgeous cherry blossom-clad sceneries, and amazing udon bowls. If it’s your first time visiting, start with these 9 best things to do in Shikoku:Tokushima1. Touch the skies at Hachigo-kiri UnkaiPhoto credit: Fabrizio Conti (@conti_photos) on UnsplashGet spirited away to the most mystical place in Shikoku! Hachigo-kiri Unkai, which means “sea of clouds,” creates a surreal view as the early morning fog from the Yoshina River rises up to the sky. You can see this breathtaking scenery from the Asahi Outlook—and like the Ghibli classic Spirited Away, it’ll transport you into a different world!Klook Tip: The best time to visit Hachigo-kiri Unkai is from March to April and October to December, when the clouds are the thickest.Book these Ghibli experiences on Klook:Studio Ghibli Museum Walking Tour in Tokyo: Request onlyGhibli Park and Ghibli Exhibition Admission in KobeGhibli Museum, Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum Tour2D1N Ghibli Park (Grand Warehouse) Nagoya Hotel Package from Tokyo/Kanagawa2. Cross the Iya Valley via ziplinePhoto credit: Robyn Jay on Flickr (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0))Bridges? No need for ‘em! When you’re exploring the Iya Valley, zip lines are the way to go! If you’re out for thrills, the most exciting thing to do in Shikoku is grabbing a harness and zooming past nature. You'll get to try out different obstacle courses at the Forest Adventure Iya Valley near the Kazurabashi Vine Bridge. From hanging tree tops to zip lines over rivers and gorges, the whole fam is sure to have a blast! 3. Trek the trails of Mount TsurugiPhoto credit: Stephan Ridgway on Flickr (Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0))What is Shikoku known for? Its impressive mountain ranges, of course, like Mount Tsurugi. At 1,955 feet high, it stands as the second tallest mountain in western Japan and is easily the most trekkable one too! Climbing to the top of its summit is not as difficult as you’d imagine. Thanks to the climber’s lift, it’ll only take you roughly half an hour or less to reach the mountain top. From high up, you’ll be able to spot the Pacific Ocean, the Seto Inland Sea, and even as far as Okaya in Nagano.Fun Fact: Mount Tsurugi is one of Japan’s “100 Famous Mountains,” so don’t pass up the rare chance to see this beauty in real life! 4. Travel back in time to UdatsuPhoto credit: irisgazer on FlickrWondering what to do in Shikoku as a history buff? Great news: Tokushima is filled to the brim with history and culture! The quaint neighborhood of Udatsu Street features gorgeous rows of traditional Japanese homes dating back to the Edo (1603-1867) period. Stroll through the streets, and you’ll find beautifully decorated houses with family crests, detailed woodwork, and protective demons on rooftops. On this scenic strip, you’ll also discover many of Japan’s best indigo-crafting workshops, where you can immerse yourself in the thousand-year-old art.Kagawa5. Have breakfast and tea at Ritsurin GardenPhoto credit: Wei-Te Wong on Flickr (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0))Tea lovers, rejoice! The picturesque floras of Ritsurin Garden boast enchanting sceneries straight out of a fairytale book. Ritsurin Garden is famous for its timeless beauty as 1,000 plants bloom all year round. And the best part is: you can soak in the sight while relaxing with a steaming cup of green tea at the Kikugetsutei Traditional Tea House. Starting at JPY3,000, you can indulge in Japanese treats, warm miso soup, and refreshing ocha (tea). Now that’s one of the best things to do in Shikoku for tea lovers!6. Discover sea life at the Shikoku AquariumBeing nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Seto Inland Sea, you can expect that this island abounds with diverse marine life—many of which can be found in the Shikoku Aquarium. Come face-to-face with sea jellies, penguins, sharks, and schools of fish that inhabit the Naruto Strait. The aquarium also has a light exhibit featuring the legend of Ryugu Shrine and a dolphin show to keep the little ones entertained.Discover the wonders of the sea at Shikoku Aquarium! >7. Master the art of udon-making at Nakano Udon SchoolPhoto credit: Katerina Holmes on PexelsThere are plenty of things to do in Shikoku if you’re a foodie. The Kagawa prefecture isn’t only blessed with nature but also mouthwatering cuisines, especially udon! At the Nakano Udon School, you’ll roll, knead, cut, and stomp your way to make the special dish. After which, you’ll taste your own creation, making for an unforgettable experience to cherish!8. Take a day trip to Naoshima “Art” IslandPhoto credit: Lorie Shaull on Flickr (Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0))An island brimming with modern art? You betcha Shikoku has it, specifically Naoshima Island! On this little art island, you’ll discover mind-boggling artworks from world-famous and up-and-coming Japanese artists. Upon alighting at Miyanoura Port, you’ll be greeted by Yayoi Kusama’s Red Pumpkin, a fave photo-op spot on the island. It’s here too that you’ll find the Ando Museum, an architectural wonder designed by Tadao Ando himself, and the I Love Yu, a quirk bathhouse made with mosaics and a giant elephant statue inside.Kochi9. Cruise the Shimanto River on a yakatabune (traditional roofed boat)Photo credit: azumaya888 on Flickr (Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0))Capping off our list of the best things to do in Shikoku is a visit to the “Last Clear Stream of Japan,” aka the Shimanto River. It’s an unspoiled beauty with its free-flowing river with clear waters. Riding a yakatabune (Japanese roofed boat) will reward you with spectacular sceneries of forested canyons, rolling hills, and endless farmlands that remain unchanged throughout the years.Is Shikoku worth visiting? If you’re a nature lover, an animal lover, a culture vulture, a food enthusiast, or just wanna wander off the beaten path, you’ll have a blast exploring Shikoku! And with the All Shikoku Rail Pass, you’ll have an easy time exploring the island!Are you ready to embark on your adventure to Shikoku? Don't miss the chance the earn up to 3.5% cashback on your Klook bookings when you click in to the Klook app or site via our link below!Earn up to 3.5% cashback on your Klook bookings here!For successful cashback tracking, sign in to merewards and click ‘Buy Now’ in brands’ pages. For more information on cashback, read here.

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9 Best Things to Do in Shikoku

There are plenty of reasons why Japan should be at the top of your travel list. One: it’s bursting with cool temples; two: your tummy will always be full of incredible food; three: it’s so easy to get around! With Japan’s efficient transport system, you can travel the farthest corners of Tokyo to the southwest island of Shikoku in a snap! Thanks to the All Shikoku Rail Pass you can enjoy unlimited train travels around the region. Simply choose between our 3-day, 4-day, 5-day, and 7-day pass, and get wandering!Book an All Shikoku Rail Pass for your adventures in Shikoku! >Now’s the perfect chance to discover Japan outside Tokyo and Osaka! Expand your Japan travels to the beautiful island of Shikoku in Honshu. This underrated destination has everything you can dream of: massive mountains, clear streams, gorgeous cherry blossom-clad sceneries, and amazing udon bowls. If it’s your first time visiting, start with these 9 best things to do in Shikoku:Tokushima1. Touch the skies at Hachigo-kiri UnkaiPhoto credit: Fabrizio Conti (@conti_photos) on UnsplashGet spirited away to the most mystical place in Shikoku! Hachigo-kiri Unkai, which means “sea of clouds,” creates a surreal view as the early morning fog from the Yoshina River rises up to the sky. You can see this breathtaking scenery from the Asahi Outlook—and like the Ghibli classic Spirited Away, it’ll transport you into a different world!Klook Tip: The best time to visit Hachigo-kiri Unkai is from March to April and October to December, when the clouds are the thickest.Book these Ghibli experiences on Klook:Studio Ghibli Museum Walking Tour in Tokyo: Request onlyGhibli Park and Ghibli Exhibition Admission in KobeGhibli Museum, Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum Tour2D1N Ghibli Park (Grand Warehouse) Nagoya Hotel Package from Tokyo/Kanagawa2. Cross the Iya Valley via ziplinePhoto credit: Robyn Jay on Flickr (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0))Bridges? No need for ‘em! When you’re exploring the Iya Valley, zip lines are the way to go! If you’re out for thrills, the most exciting thing to do in Shikoku is grabbing a harness and zooming past nature. You'll get to try out different obstacle courses at the Forest Adventure Iya Valley near the Kazurabashi Vine Bridge. From hanging tree tops to zip lines over rivers and gorges, the whole fam is sure to have a blast! 3. Trek the trails of Mount TsurugiPhoto credit: Stephan Ridgway on Flickr (Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0))What is Shikoku known for? Its impressive mountain ranges, of course, like Mount Tsurugi. At 1,955 feet high, it stands as the second tallest mountain in western Japan and is easily the most trekkable one too! Climbing to the top of its summit is not as difficult as you’d imagine. Thanks to the climber’s lift, it’ll only take you roughly half an hour or less to reach the mountain top. From high up, you’ll be able to spot the Pacific Ocean, the Seto Inland Sea, and even as far as Okaya in Nagano.Fun Fact: Mount Tsurugi is one of Japan’s “100 Famous Mountains,” so don’t pass up the rare chance to see this beauty in real life! 4. Travel back in time to UdatsuPhoto credit: irisgazer on FlickrWondering what to do in Shikoku as a history buff? Great news: Tokushima is filled to the brim with history and culture! The quaint neighborhood of Udatsu Street features gorgeous rows of traditional Japanese homes dating back to the Edo (1603-1867) period. Stroll through the streets, and you’ll find beautifully decorated houses with family crests, detailed woodwork, and protective demons on rooftops. On this scenic strip, you’ll also discover many of Japan’s best indigo-crafting workshops, where you can immerse yourself in the thousand-year-old art.Kagawa5. Have breakfast and tea at Ritsurin GardenPhoto credit: Wei-Te Wong on Flickr (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0))Tea lovers, rejoice! The picturesque floras of Ritsurin Garden boast enchanting sceneries straight out of a fairytale book. Ritsurin Garden is famous for its timeless beauty as 1,000 plants bloom all year round. And the best part is: you can soak in the sight while relaxing with a steaming cup of green tea at the Kikugetsutei Traditional Tea House. Starting at JPY3,000, you can indulge in Japanese treats, warm miso soup, and refreshing ocha (tea). Now that’s one of the best things to do in Shikoku for tea lovers!6. Discover sea life at the Shikoku AquariumBeing nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Seto Inland Sea, you can expect that this island abounds with diverse marine life—many of which can be found in the Shikoku Aquarium. Come face-to-face with sea jellies, penguins, sharks, and schools of fish that inhabit the Naruto Strait. The aquarium also has a light exhibit featuring the legend of Ryugu Shrine and a dolphin show to keep the little ones entertained.Discover the wonders of the sea at Shikoku Aquarium! >7. Master the art of udon-making at Nakano Udon SchoolPhoto credit: Katerina Holmes on PexelsThere are plenty of things to do in Shikoku if you’re a foodie. The Kagawa prefecture isn’t only blessed with nature but also mouthwatering cuisines, especially udon! At the Nakano Udon School, you’ll roll, knead, cut, and stomp your way to make the special dish. After which, you’ll taste your own creation, making for an unforgettable experience to cherish!8. Take a day trip to Naoshima “Art” IslandPhoto credit: Lorie Shaull on Flickr (Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0))An island brimming with modern art? You betcha Shikoku has it, specifically Naoshima Island! On this little art island, you’ll discover mind-boggling artworks from world-famous and up-and-coming Japanese artists. Upon alighting at Miyanoura Port, you’ll be greeted by Yayoi Kusama’s Red Pumpkin, a fave photo-op spot on the island. It’s here too that you’ll find the Ando Museum, an architectural wonder designed by Tadao Ando himself, and the I Love Yu, a quirk bathhouse made with mosaics and a giant elephant statue inside.Kochi9. Cruise the Shimanto River on a yakatabune (traditional roofed boat)Photo credit: azumaya888 on Flickr (Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0))Capping off our list of the best things to do in Shikoku is a visit to the “Last Clear Stream of Japan,” aka the Shimanto River. It’s an unspoiled beauty with its free-flowing river with clear waters. Riding a yakatabune (Japanese roofed boat) will reward you with spectacular sceneries of forested canyons, rolling hills, and endless farmlands that remain unchanged throughout the years.Is Shikoku worth visiting? If you’re a nature lover, an animal lover, a culture vulture, a food enthusiast, or just wanna wander off the beaten path, you’ll have a blast exploring Shikoku! And with the All Shikoku Rail Pass, you’ll have an easy time exploring the island!Are you ready to embark on your adventure to Shikoku? Don't miss the chance the earn up to 3.5% cashback on your Klook bookings when you click in to the Klook app or site via our link below!Earn up to 3.5% cashback on your Klook bookings here!For successful cashback tracking, sign in to merewards and click ‘Buy Now’ in brands’ pages. For more information on cashback, read here.

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South Side Savings: Exploring 1-for-1 Dining Deals in Southern Singapore

From sumptuous hawker delights to upscale gastronomic experiences, Southern Singapore is a vibrant hub brimming with diverse culinary offerings and enticing dining deals.With an array of eateries, cafes, and restaurants tucked away in bustling neighborhoods, residents and visitors alike are spoiled for choice when it comes to discovering delectable dishes at wallet-friendly prices, thanks to the 1-for-1 dining deals on your merewards app.New to merewards? merewards is Mediacorp’s award-winning rewards programme with exciting member perks such as cashback, promos and coupons, and awesome lifestyle content curated just for you.1-for-1: Yenly Yours Dessert (Suntec City)Thailand's #1 mango cafe is now in Singapore, and you can savour the sweetness of summer all year round with their famed, luscious mango treats. Be sure to check out their Mango Smoothie with a wide range of toppings such as mango jelly, sago, black pearl, or coconut. 1-for-1 deals: Mango Smoothies, Coconut Smoothies, Thai Milk TeaAddress: 3 Temasek Boulevard #01-K6 Suntec City Singapore 038983Redeem 1-for-1 deals at Yenly Yours Dessert (Suntec City) here1-for-1: Black Society (Vivocity)Black Society prides itself on serving modern contemporary Cantonese cuisine in a beautiful and relaxing environment. It has two outlets - Vivocity and Great World, to cater to people looking for a mental and energy recharge. Both outlets are also conveniently located within a few minutes' walk of a MRT station. Check out our review of the outlet at Great World here.1-for-1 deals: Appetiser, Congee, or DessertAddress: Vivocity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, #02-156/157, Singapore 098585Redeem 1-for-1 deals at Black Society (Vivocity) here1-for-1: Central Hong Kong Cafe (Vivocity)Experience Hong Kong’s ubiquitous cha chaan tengs (a type of restaurant commonly found in Hong Kong and Macau), in the heart of Singapore. The restaurant's interior is decorated like old coffee shops, where you’ll also see wallpapers that shows Hong Kong’s bustling Central district and key attractions such as Victoria Peak and Tsim Sha Tsui. On the menu, you’ll find an array of familiar staples such as Beef Brisket Noodles, Wanton Noodles, Luncheon Meat Instant Noodles, Rice Rolls and Egg Tarts. Majority of the dishes at Central Hong Kong cafes are wallet-friendly, most of them are priced at less than $15.1-for-1 deals: Top 10 (Rice/Noodles), Side/Snacks, BeverageAddress: Vivocity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, #B2-13/14, Singapore 098585Redeem 1-for-1 deals at Central Hong Kong Cafe (Vivocity) here1-for-1: café Q classified (Vivocity)cafe Q classified is a floral themed cafe that surrounds you with pastel coloured flora and fauna while you dine. We reviewed their outlet at Vivocity and was mesmerised by the decor and quality of food. We think their cafes are perfect for the weekend catch-up with your friends, or if you are looking for a place to rest after your shopping sprees.1-for-1 deals: Mains, Salads, SidesAddress: Vivocity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, #B1-02, Singapore 098585Redeem 1-for-1 deals at café Q classified (VivoCity) here1-for-1: Potato Corner (Vivocity)We reviewed Potato Corner's renowned flavoured french fries in our article here, and can we say it again that we absolutely love their fries? It is no wonder they have 14 outlets in Singapore alone, and over a thousand outlets globally. With merewards, you can enjoy double portions of their irresistibly yummy, flavoured fries for just the price of one!1-for-1 deals: Mega FriesAddress: Vivocity: #B2-K16, 1 HarbourFront Walk Singapore 098585Redeem 1-for-1 deals at Potato Corner (Vivocity) here1-for-1: Cat & the Fiddle (Vivocity)Cat & the Fiddle’s signature cheesecakes need no introduction. They are loved by Singaporeans for their wide range of delectable cheesecake flavours, from classic crowd favourites like the triple fromage cheesecake Jiggly Fluff, to stronger and more niche flavours like the durian-flavoured King Cat of the Mountain. At last count, Cat & the Fiddle has 11 outlets islandwide.1-for-1 deals: Classic Cheesecakes (Slice), Waffle (Cheesy Softserve), Cone (Cheesy Softserve)Address: Vivocity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, #02-133, Singapore 098585Redeem 1-for-1 deals at Cat & the Fiddle (Vivocity) hereRemember, a merewards subscription is totally free of charge and all you need to do is to flash your app at the store to redeem the deals! It is simply our way of thanking you for your support of Mediacorp's award-winning rewards programme. Stay tuned as we bring you more exciting dining treats!

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Best Mug Warmers Under $100 To Buy To Keep Your Coffee Or Tea Hot All Day

If sipping on lukewarm teh isn’t exactly your ahem, cup of tea, consider getting yourself an electric mug warmer.You already know all about the popular tumblers and bottles and where to get them at great prices, but if you’re looking for something that’ll keep your favourite hot beverages at the perfect temperature for an even longer duration, consider getting an electric mug warmer instead. Why buy an electric mug warmer?No more reheating your drinks in the microwave throughout the day when you have one of these. Think of these as heated coasters for that keep your hot beverages warm — with a few more fancy features. Some mug warmers even let you choose specific temperatures so you always have your drink at your ideal temperature. While thermal flasks or insulated tumblers keep drinks warm, albeit for a limited duration only, electric mug warmers keep your drinks hot for as long as you want. On top of that, electric mug warmers give you the option of using your existing mugs — or even a new one every day. Want more bang for your buck? Some even double up as candle warmers so you can have all the scent-sational benefits of a candle (psst, we found some cool candles here) without even lighting a flame. With a plethora of options flooding the market, finding the best mug warmer can feel like navigating an ocean of choices, but we’ve found the best mug warmers under $100 that blend affordability with functionality, ensuring your sips stay perfectly warm without burning a hole in your pocket. Basic and affordable mug warmers to consider:COLLBATH USB Mug Warmer$16.89 at AmazonAn affordable option is this pink-tastic mug warmer which does what it says on the label. Since it is powered by USB, you can carry it around with you easily for warm beverages in the office or at home, and plug it in to your laptop to keep your drinks warm when you’re working from home, the office, or at a chic co-working space. COLLBATH USB Mug Warmer, $16.89. Buy here Smart Mug Warmer for Desk$25.01 at LazadaThe wallet-friendly Smart Mug Warmer comes packed with useful features such as an auto-off timer, temperature indicator, and safety features such as gravity sensor and touch switch double protection. Its wood grain design complements most dining tables or work desk setup perfectly. Do note that as it comes with the US plug, an adapter will be required for use here. Smart Mug Warmer for Desk, $25.01. Buy here or shop via merewards and earn 1.2% cashback.Mug warmers with fancier features to buy:Wood Grain Smart Coffee Mug Warmer $44.85 at AmazonThe abstract-shaped Wood Grain Smart Coffee Mug Warmer doesn’t just score in the looks department, it has a couple of handy safety features too. A gravity sensor ensures that heating is only activated when a weight is placed over it and a light comes on to indicate that the heating feature has been activated. It shuts off when there’s no mug on it for added safety. It comes with the US plug so an adapter will be required for use here. Wood Grain Smart Coffee Mug Warmer, $44.85. Buy hereDual USB Mug Warmer$57.18 at AmazonThis ceramic mug warmer not only keeps your cup of coffee warm, it also charges your electronic devices too via its USB-A and USB-C ports, and can be used as a candle warmer, thanks to its generous surface area. It also automatically shuts down after eight hours of use, so you can use it with a peace of mind. It comes with the US plug so an adapter will be required for use here. Dual USB Mug Warmer, $57.18. Buy hereCOSORI Coffee Mug Warmer & Mug Set$52.25 at AmazonThis bundle includes a mug warmer with a spill-resistant warmer plate, and a matching mug made from premium food-grade 304 stainless steel and a slip-resistant sleeve. The popular mug warmer, which has racked up almost 7,000 ratings on Amazon, allows you to specifically set the heating temperature on the touch panel rather than be limited to pre-set temperature settings. It comes with the US plug so an adapter will be required for use here. COSORI Coffee Mug Warmer & Mug Set, $52.25. Buy hereikago Smart Mug Warmer & Mug Set$86.25 at AmazonThe most elegant and classy looking mug warmer on this list comes complete with cool features such as infrared detection of beverage temperature, faster heating as compared to conventional mug warmers, intelligent power management, and an LCD screen with a touch panel. The touch panel allows you to make 1℃ temperate adjustments from 40℃ to 80℃. Comes with a matching mug because it’d be a crime to use an ugly mug with a mug warmer as sleek looking as this. It comes with the US plug so an adapter will be required for use here. ikago Smart Mug Warmer & Mug Set, $86.35. Buy hereWindfall 200W Cup Heater$35.36 at LazadaIf you prefer your kopi hot, and by hot we mean boiling hot, this Windfall 200W Cup Heater will serve you well. It has five temperature settings, with the highest capable of heating your beverage up to 100℃, depending on the beverage and the material of the mug. It comes with the US plug so an adapter will be required for use here. Windfall 200W Cup Heater, $35.36. Buy here or shop via merewards and earn 1.2% cashback.Cute mug warmers to brighten up your space:Miffy Coffee Mug Warmer$38 at LazadaMiffy is not only capable of warming your hearts, but also your kopi. This Miffy Coffee Mug Warmer has three temperature settings, allowing you to choose between 55℃, 65℃, or 75℃. Comes with a UK three-pin plug. Miffy Coffee Mug Warmer, $38. Buy here or shop via merewards and earn 1.2% cashback.PUGTOP 2023 Coffee Mug Warmer Pad$22 at LazadaFor those looking to inject some vibrancy to your otherwise dull work desk, the PUGTOP Mug Warmer comes in five different colours – green, blue, pink, yellow, and white. It has four temperature settings (40/55/65/80℃) with an auto-off timer. You can even get a matching thermal mug for an additional $11. Do note that as it comes with the US plug, an adapter will be required for use here. PUGTOP 2023 Coffee Mug Warmer Pad, $22. Buy here or shop via merewards and earn 1.2% cashback.Daewoo 3-gears Thermostatic Electric Cup Warmer$49.90 at LazadaYou’ll be forgiven if you thought this was a weighing scale at first glance. The Daewoo Mug Warmer has three temperature settings (40/50/60℃) and its edges are covered in silicone to prevent accident scalding. It comes in three different colours – purple, green, yellow, with the matching mug included for an additional $14. You will also need a plug adapter as it comes with the Australian plug. Daewoo 3-gears Thermostatic Electric Cup Warmer, $49.90. Buy here or shop via merewards and earn 1.2% cashback.Our articles may contain affiliate links. If you buy through these links, we may earn a small commission. Prices are correct at the time of publishing. This story was originally published in 8Days.For more 8Days stories, visit https://www.8days.sg.

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Unlocking Fun on a Budget: Discovering merewards's Hottest Recreational Deals

The holiday season is here and if you are looking for great deals on recreational activities, merewards has some great deals to offer.From adrenaline-pumping escapades to serene retreats, take your pick from a selection of recreational deals that cater to diverse interests and budgets. Join us as we delve into a curated list of the hottest Singapore recreational deals on the merewards platform, uncovering an array of experiences that promise both excitement and relaxation, all while being light on the wallet.1. Hotel Daycation - FlowFancy staying at a leading hotel at a fraction of the cost? Flow is Asia's leading flexible hotel booking app, where you can book 4–8-hour short stays during the day for that mini recharge. There are so many things you can do during a short recharge session at a hotel, like a birthday celebration, power nap, or even as a form of getaway from the hustle and bustle of life.merewards Deal: Enjoy 7% OFF your booking cost when you use our promo code belowRedeem Flow promo code here2. Hotel Stay - InterContinental Singapore Robertson QuayNestled in the heart of Robertson Quay along the Singapore River, InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay is one of Singapore's leading luxurious hotels which boast amazing views of the city. Each of their 225 studios and suites features a host of thoughtful amenities that combine modernity with elegance and functional practicality designed to make your stay a comfortable and enjoyable one. merewards Deal: Book a King Bed Classic Room at SGD288++ per night inclusive of daily buffet breakfast for 2 persons and a choice of complimentary non-alcoholic minibar or a bottle of Prosecco once per stay. Valid for weekend stays only (Fri, Sat, Sun). Other T&Cs applyRedeem InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay promo code here3. Tufting - WeTuftWe covered WeTuft, a tufting workshop located at Somerset in our review here. Tufting is an ancient textile manufacturing technique used for making warm garments. The modern iteration involves punching yarn through a taut fabric base with a tufting gun. This fun-filled activity has caught on in recent years among Singaporeans looking to discover their 'inner artist'. If you are thinking of creating something for a special someone as a gift, a handmade rug sounds like a practical and special gift for any occasion. merewards Deal: Enjoy 10% OFF all workshops when you use our promo codeRedeem WeTuft promo code here4. Trapped Escape RoomWith various themed rooms offering unique storylines and intricately designed puzzles, Trapped Escape Room guarantees an adrenaline-pumping adventure that fosters camaraderie and unforgettable memories among friends, family, or colleagues. Trapped Escape Room features 70 latest escape room props with new animatronics, 7 exciting themes, 28 hidden chambers and even 2 NPC actors to provide you with the best experience.merewards Deal: Enjoy $5 OFF per pax (min. purchase of 4 pax)Redeem Online Trapped Escape Room promo code hereRedeem Offline Trapped Escape Room promo code here5. Decoden Art - H&H StudioDecoden art, short for "decorated denwa" or "decorated phone" in Japanese, is a captivating and whimsical form of crafting that has gained immense popularity in recent years. At H&H Studio, you get to unleash your creativity and create your very own decoden handphone case, hair clip, tissue paper box, and more. They have everything you need to get started, from glue in all the different colours and over 200 charms to decorate your item with.merewards Deal: Enjoy 10% OFF decoden art workshopsRedeem H&H Studio promo code here6. Private Yacht Charter - SunRise, SunRiderSunRise and SunRider are operated by White Sails, a yacht charter operator in Singapore. Elevate your gatherings, celebrations, or corporate events with their premium service, tailored to ensure an unforgettable and sophisticated nautical adventure in the waters of Singapore. You also get to enjoy water activities with equipment such as a floating mat, stand-up paddles, fishing rods (excluding bait) and snorkel kits all provided. merewards Deal: Enjoy 15% OFF private yacht charter to Lazarus Island onboard SunRise or SunRiderRedeem SunRise promo code hereRedeem SunRider promo code here7. Customisable Crafts Workshop - Concrete EverythingWithin Concrete Everything's Live Workshops, you'll have the chance to craft your own distinctive and customisable creations, spanning from practical items like cup coasters to visually appealing desk lamps. Their fun-filled workshops allow you to craft something uniquely yours entirely from scratch. Makes for a great personalised gift too!merewards Deal: Enjoy 10% OFF all live workshopsRedeem Concrete Everything promo code here8. Sentosa Attractions - Mount Faber LeisureSentosa is well known for many things - the extensive cable car network, white sandy beaches, and numerous hotels boasting picturesque scenery attract millions of visitors to this small but fun island each year. 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