Map of Singapore
Map of Singapore
Wash and Blow, 3 bucks in Singapore
A tourist pass that might save you money if you're interested.
A bum by the Hawker Center in Chinatown. Housing is subsidized and certain quotas are maintained by the government of ethnic groups in neighborhoods (i think....). Housing is of course in high demand, and this guy rents his home and saves all the money in the bank by being a real vagabond. It's fairly shameful, but you can't stop him.
St Andrew's Cathedral.
Challenger - kinda like the Best Buy in Singapore. Singaporeans need to buy membership to get discounted prices, but they will give foreigners the discounted price without signing up. They generally don't accept returns, but I had to return something and was persistent about it. I think they finally honored it cuz I'm an foreigner.
No durians. I was not brave enough to try a durian.
Christmas time in Singapore.
Backpackers.... holy crap that's a lot of gear to lug around. Don't be them, travel light.
Funny Ikea Commercial
Old ladies selling stuff
Clean Sparkling Toilets!
Fake watches... Chinatown of courseOk.... my last country on this trip will be next in my next post: On to Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia via first class train.
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