Sometimes, one of the better ways to enjoy Singapore is to travel on foot. I have found that walking along the Singapore River in the evening from about 6.30 - 7 p.m. can treat one's eyes to some beautiful sceneries. Furthermore, it is usually not too hot during that time of the day.
A few weeks ago, I was at Tiong Bahru area attending a meeting. After the meeting, I decided to walk about taking photographs. I started my journey, and without realising, I had actually walked from Tiong Bahru area to Robertson Quay, then to Clarke Quay and to High Street, and finally stopped at Raffles City shopping mall.
The walk was a fairly therapeutic one. There was a nice breeze that day, and while the sun wasn't the most ideal for taking photographs, the air was fairly bearable that day. The best part was that it was fairly peaceful along the stretch of the Singapore River, from Robertson Quay to Ord Bridge.
Now I shall let the photographs do the talking:
"Ord" is the abbreviation of "Ordnance".
If you like the sceneries in the photos, you might wish to travel alongside the Singapore River too.
8 comments:
you really got me to move my head left-right-left-right..hehe
nice and beautiful pics!
Tiong Bahru to Robertson Quay? GOODNESS! Tat's so FAR!
eh.....Pinkie....the journey was longer than that. It was from Tiong Bahru to Robertson Quay, to Clarke Quay to Raffles City. My feet felt sore the next day.
SA: Yes, a stroll along a river is often pleasant.
In this part of the world, a godown is a storehouse for goods and merchandise
river walk? nice :)
Beautiful photographs! I hope to go to Singapoe someday.
SA: I have no idea how much it would cost to live the 'blue house' that you saw in one of the pictures. Actually, the blue house used to be a godown that stores goods. I think it is now converted to house a theatre.
Dreaming neko: It is nice. :)
Jason: Thanks. If you are coming to Singapore, please let me know.
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