Getting around in Singapore is really convenient, provided you get the hang of the interconnecting railways system. It took me a few minutes to orientate myself looking at a linear map with fish-bone structures showing the stations and interchange stops... But it sure beat Malaysian railways anytime, at least in Singapore, we don't have to exit a particular station to get to the other one railway line, and there's a One-Card-Fits-All convenience... the bus from the border stops here, Kranji, or else one also can stop at Bugis... but I followed the crowd and end up at Kranji.
Coming out from Outram Station, walking towards Chinatown to get a place to rest my head for the night...
Singapore, neat and clean... nice.
Along Kiong Saik Street, where I find Chinatown Inn for S$58.00 per night... decent, but ouch...
Reminds me of an old school...
The back lanes behind Kiong Saik
After dumping my bags, I took a quick shower and headed for Orchard Road, the must-go for anyone who visits Singapore...
Stopping by to pay homage to the Singaporean Siren...
Street performance...
And while in one of the shopping malls, suddenly I saw something that gave me a vertigo accompanied by tachycardia and tachypnoea.......
Let me zoom-in to that a little...
Yea, it was a shoes and bags affair sales -- two of the things that I am nuts about, but unfortunately I could not find anything I would want for myself, and a typical chinabeng saleswoman pushed in the reality for me "for men dun have, for girls onny have"
Well, no luck for me at the bags department, so I went to get something that I must try in every new place that I go to -- the local KFC -- okay Keets, you can roll your eyes now.
After dinner, I went out for a walk and saw this dessert, ice cream sandwich on bread (S$1.00)
Buskers in the underpass, the surrounding gives the music an echo-ey effect, and makes it sound really nice.
Went out for a drink at Clarke Quay, but did not bring my camera along, just in case if I got drunk... but anyhow, the higher exchange rate hindered me from getting anywhere near drunk... I just have to get my beers from another country then...
Coming out from Outram Station, walking towards Chinatown to get a place to rest my head for the night...
Singapore, neat and clean... nice.
Along Kiong Saik Street, where I find Chinatown Inn for S$58.00 per night... decent, but ouch...
Reminds me of an old school...
The back lanes behind Kiong Saik
After dumping my bags, I took a quick shower and headed for Orchard Road, the must-go for anyone who visits Singapore...
Stopping by to pay homage to the Singaporean Siren...
Street performance...
And while in one of the shopping malls, suddenly I saw something that gave me a vertigo accompanied by tachycardia and tachypnoea.......
Let me zoom-in to that a little...
Yea, it was a shoes and bags affair sales -- two of the things that I am nuts about, but unfortunately I could not find anything I would want for myself, and a typical chinabeng saleswoman pushed in the reality for me "for men dun have, for girls onny have"Well, no luck for me at the bags department, so I went to get something that I must try in every new place that I go to -- the local KFC -- okay Keets, you can roll your eyes now.
After dinner, I went out for a walk and saw this dessert, ice cream sandwich on bread (S$1.00)
Buskers in the underpass, the surrounding gives the music an echo-ey effect, and makes it sound really nice.
Went out for a drink at Clarke Quay, but did not bring my camera along, just in case if I got drunk... but anyhow, the higher exchange rate hindered me from getting anywhere near drunk... I just have to get my beers from another country then...
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