To my dearest girlfriend Sharon, happy birthday to you and I hope you'll have an awesome birthday.
I have heard many people saying that Singapore is a very small place and you could easily bump into your friends. I never quite believe that because its not even easy to meet any of my friends around KL. That's not until I stumble into Eunice from Travelerfolio.com at Bugis Junction. It was totally a coincidence because I was going to meet my friend there.
Anyway, I really have to thank her for bringing me around Singapore on the following day. Highly recommended tour guide. haha.
So, our first destination was Little India because she suggested that there were more things to see due to Deepavali Festival. When we got out from the MRT station, I could never believe that I was in Singapore. The streets are full of Indian ethnics and its really very crowded!
You could easily differentiate a tourist from a local.
It was a gloomy evening and there wasn't sufficient lights to make the photos more vivid.
This is one of the street in Little India.
Fruits and vegetables are everywhere along this street.
The whole area of Little India was decorated with lights, it should be even better if I were to stay on.
The main street of Little India is always busy. Lots of people and vehicles.
You definitely need to wait for the lights to cross this busy street.
After Little India, we went to Boat Quay for some food and then we took some photos (photos are located here) before calling it a day.
Thanks again Eunice for bringing me around :-)
Finally, I managed to spare some time off to drop by Singapore. The weather wasn't really great, so the best I could do was to shoot night shots.
Here are some of the nightscape I took around the area of Clarke Quay and Boat Quay.
Clarke Quay is well known for its clubs and pubs and there are lots of restaurants too.
Esplanade is the durian shape Theatre located next to the bay. This was taken opposite the theatre.
This was taken from outside Esplanade. Definitely one of the good spot for night shots as well.
You will see this bridge when you are walking towards Boat Quay from Clarke Quay. There are some side seeing boats which you could take from one end to the other.
This is the view of Boat Quay from the bridge in the photo above. If you guys know any other nice spot for night shot please feel free to share with me.
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