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We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you plan your trip to Singapore.

Question	Answer
Are there any flea markets or bazaars in Singapore?	The all-day bazaars are at Bugis Village, Arab Street and Little India where stalls overflow with ethnic trinkets and souvenir items. On the third Saturday of the month, there is an evening flea market at Tanglin Mall. Far East Square has a flea market on Friday and Saturday evenings, and every Sunday, you’ll find flea markets at Clarke Quay (0900 hrs to 1700 hrs). For special seasonal bazaars, check the daily newspapers.
What souvenirs should I bring home for friends and relatives?	You’ll be surprised at the variety of Uniquely Singapore souvenirs on sale! We have everything from pretty decorative magnets to beautiful orchids dipped in gold. Other items that make for unique souvenirs are batiks, instant mixes of local dishes, local tea and coffee and nonya confections such as 'kueh bangket' and pineapple tarts. More information on What to Buy
Where is the best place for tailoring suits?	Try Tanglin Shopping Centre or Far East Shopping Centre which house a number of tailoring shops. More information on Where to Shop
Where should I shop for computer and electronic goods?	For computers and computer-related products, locals love to frequent Funan Centre. Here, you’ll find three levels of computer hardware, software, related peripherals and information technology products, and a fourth floor devoted to the most advanced audio and visual equipment. Funan Centre is located at the junction of North Bridge Road and Coleman Street. The closest MRT Station is City Hall. Funan The IT Mall 109 North Bridge Road Tel: (65) 6337 4235 Another well-known haven of electronic goods is Sim Lim Square, where there are four levels selling stereos, tape decks, compact disc players, TVs, VCRs, laser disc players, cameras, videocams and more. But be sure to shop around and compare prices before you buy anything. Sim Lim Square 1 Rochor Canal Tel: (65) 6332 5839 Mustafa Centre along Serangoon Road is another popular place for electronic products. Mustafa Centre 145 Syed Alwi Road Tel: (65) 6295 5855 Also recommended is Best Denki for computer and electronic goods. Best Denki Ngee Ann City 391 Orchard Road #05-01/05 Tel: (65) 6835 2855 You can find more places to shop for these items in the What to Buy page, from our website. More information on Where to Shop
I’m on a tight budget. Where can I get bargain items?	Head for the many discount and budget shops such as Tang's Budget Corner at Tangs Plaza, Metro's Factory Outlet at various locations, Export Fashion, Esprit warehouse outlet at Hiap Huat House, Sasa outlets and Mustafa in Little India. Clarke Quay also houses a number of factory outlets.