Marina Bay (滨海湾) Singapore

Earlier on, I've shown you some of the must-visit attractions in Singapore, such as the distinctive Chinatown, the ethnic Little India, the historical riverside Clarke Quak and Ion Orchard, one of the the most premium shopping strips here in the "Lion City". Today, I'll introduce you to another — Marina Bay, where you get to "explore new living and lifestyle options, exchange new ideas and information for business, and be entertained by rich leisure and cultural experiences".

Singapore Trip: Clarke Quay and Ion Orchard

Back to my Singapore trip. I finally squeezed out some time to filter those photos which have been abandoned on my hard drive for quite a while. And I noticed there isn't many or totally no "me" in the photos. What to do, my handy cameraman was not beside me...

The spectacular panoramic night view of Singapore River.

Chinatown (牛车水) Singapore: Mei Heong Yuen Dessert (味香园) and Ming Fa Fishball （明发鱼圆）

The Chinatown (牛车水) in Singapore is just two MRT stations away from Little India, where our two-night accommodation located.

Little India Singapore: Hotel 81 Dickson and Sakunthalas Indian Restaurant

The Mass Rapid Transit or MRT made getting around Singapore fairly easy, without too much of walking from one place to another. From Changi Airport's Terminal 3 (CG2), we hopped onto the East West (green) Line, exited at Outram Park (EW16), then switched to North East (purple) Line, and eventually arrived at Little India (NE7).

Arrival at Singapore Changi Airport.

My very first visit to Singapore lasted 3 days 2 nights only. Short trip, tight schedules, lots of walking... But, it wasn't as tiring as our HK trip back in May this year. We took Tiger Airways and the flight got delayed just as expected.