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=== The Orchard Experience: Shop, Dine, Explore === Orchard Road is a '''sensory journey'''. It’s not just about shopping — it’s about lifestyle, discovery, and the joy of exploration. Each mall along the boulevard has its own personality and charm. ==== 1. ION Orchard ==== A futuristic icon at the corner of Orchard and Paterson Road. This mall houses over '''300 stores''', including luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Prada. Don’t miss the '''ION Sky observation deck''', which offers panoramic views of the city skyline. ==== 2. Ngee Ann City (Takashimaya) ==== A cornerstone of Orchard since 1993, it combines high-end fashion with culture and cuisine. The '''Takashimaya Department Store''' spans multiple floors, while the '''Kinokuniya bookstore''' is a haven for readers. ==== 3. Paragon ==== Sophisticated and elegant, Paragon is where luxury meets refinement — home to Gucci, Burberry, and international boutiques, alongside fine dining and medical wellness centers. ==== 4. Orchard Central ==== Distinctive for its vertical design and striking architecture, Orchard Central features rooftop gardens, public art, and a mix of contemporary fashion and dining. ==== 5. 313@Somerset ==== A youthful, energetic mall catering to trendsetters. Expect global streetwear brands, lifestyle shops, and a bustling food court with international flavors. ==== 6. The Centrepoint ==== One of Orchard’s oldest landmarks, now rejuvenated with new cafés and family-friendly stores. A nostalgic yet modern stop on your walk. ==== 7. Tang Plaza ==== Where it all began. Tangs remains a Singapore icon, blending heritage and modernity. Its green-tiled roof inspired by Chinese pagodas pays tribute to local culture amidst global luxury. ----
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