singapore. sentosa.

<3 this pic!!!

Last post for Singapore.

Peace.

singapore city center.

This the second time to Singapore, still, find it a bit tedious over there, never really done any shopping over there although stuff are cheap, anyhow you are converting to Ringgits.

The signature of Singapore- Merlion

Esplanade

Bugis, a place which is quite similar to Petaling Street.

A shot of Clarke Quay, opposite the river are bars, pubs and international restaurants.

Belly dancing at the Persian Restaurant.

Orchard Road.

Bye. Class tomorrow, other day.

melaka 02.

Last post for Melaka. Alright, 2 months holiday ending in a few days, gotta get back to college. Anyway, the year's ending soon, next post probably on Singapore trip, yeah, wouldn't be blogging till 2010. So, an earlier goodbye to 2009!

Peace & love.

melaka 01.

I think I haven't updated this blog like a month, not because of assignments or what, it's because I'm on holiday. Yeah, you'll be asking why, you know lahhh, holidays not supposed to stay at home and facing the laptop like you've got a pile of assignments waiting for you to do. Holidays are meant for OUTINGS! Anyway, took some pics when I went back to my hometown- Melaka.

This is a Baba & Nyonya Museum which draws many tourists' attention because it was used to shoot a famous drama- Little Nyonya. Check out the poster below if you don't know what I mean.

Another post on Melaka will be up next.

Till then.

Finale for Ho Chi Minh

This would be the last post for Ho Chi Minh. Oh ya, sorry due to the lack of updates, was preparing for the final exam of second semester and it's over now! Yay, here comes the 2 months holidays... The finale post would be on the Cu Chi Tunnel, which is a tunnel used by Vietnamese during the Vietnam War, okay, let the pictures do the talking...

Oh ya, anyone interested for camping or hiking? You know, 2months holiday is looooong, need to get some outdoor activities...

Ok, stay tuned for next post!

Cao Dai Temple

A famous temple in Vietnam. Took 3hours to reach this place by bus. This looks more like a Taoism temple to me, but it's not Taoism. Read a directory on the wall, it says this temple was founded by Victor Hugo from France (yeah, French), Sun Yat Sen from China and Nguyen Trung Hau. I think it's like a mixture of western and eastern.

Finale post of Vietnam will be up next. Stay tuned!