• Whispers of the Orient
    The Singapore botanical garden is free; it was selected as a UNESCO site.
    On our way to the Big Bus, we passed the gleaming white Cathedral of St. Andrew.The war memorial stands on its own against a landscape of super tall high rises.Always a good way to see a city for the first time. The symbol is Singapore's lion-fishSingapore Flyer, visible throughout the city and waterfront.A truckload of orchards, beautiful to seeThe Fullerton Hotel, previously the Post OfficeClarke Quay, a nice restaurant/shopping complex on the riverInteresting architectural detail, to break up the building's lineThe Orchard Garden, part of the Botanical GardenPaul took this sweet picture of a Vietnamese Restaurant in Little India sectionThe Sultan MosqueAnother view of the Sultan MosqueGreat photo of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in ChinatownWall mural/street art in ChinatownMany showed up on deck for the Farewell to SingaporeGorgeous skyline, featuring the triple tower connected by the Infinity Pool on the rooftopTwo happy travelers, vowing to return yet again.Say bye-bye to Singapore2Our favorite bartender in Cellar Masters

    Singapore

    March 3, 2025 in Malaysia ⋅ ☁️ 77 °F

    Wow Wow Wow! Beyond stunning architecture, cleanliness, pure gorgeousness! Big Bus gave us a brief overview of this amazing city and we want to go back! The flowers of the botanical garden, the food, the shopping….who knew a city with brand new architecture could have such soul?Read more