Singapore Hotspots: Bras Basah, Clark Quay, Henderson Waves, Changi Beach, and Bishan.

It is a common knowledge to everyone how picture-perfect Singapore is. How excellent there transportation and sewage system. In what manner they made water waste and even toilet waste into potable water. It's simply amazing! During my stay in SG, I happen to visit some places; others are planned while others are not.

My discoveries:

Bras Basah


I got here by accident. I was searching for a church at my convenient time. Luckily there's one, a few steps from Bras Basah MRT Station.

Church of Sts. Peter and Paul

Just a walking distance is the Singapore Art Museum (SAM).

Singapore Art Museum (SAM)

A beheaded Statue of Superman

Clark Quay

Clark Quay is a haven for party animals. A one-stop shop plus pubs overlooking a river.

Henderson Waves

Another interesting attraction is the Henderson Waves. Henderson Waves is a wooden - built bridge. Definitely, the place has a calming effect at night. Great place for picnic and photo shoots!

Taken by Sammy

Photo taken by Sammy

Changi Beach- Changi Point

Who says, Singapore doesn't have a beach? Well, I thought so too. Surprisingly, they do have. The place used to be tragic marker. Way back in time; Changi is used to be the site of one of the most brutal killings in Singapore's history. For more information, read on Changi Beach' History .
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Saw a couple of families having picnics

Changi Beach Front

Bishan

Bishan is by far the busiest interchange among all the other MRT Stations. But greatly it fails in comparison of what is outside the station. It's so peaceful and calm outside. I like!

Outside Bishan, it looks so spacious!

Bishan Community Club

@Bishan- Toa Payoh Council Playground

Singapore was fun. But still it's more fun in the Philippines!. Ha- ha- ha

Camotes: A Small Piece of Paradise!

Need a breather?

If you want to take a breather, come to the island of Camotes. I tell you this could be a perfect retreat from the hustles and bustles of the metropolis. Still not convinced? The long, powder - coated sand and crystal clear water in the island is to die for. When I heard from my friends that the beaches in Camotes are breathtaking, then I started to save a penny. Though, quite a long story, the whole kaboodle were whisked off to the island. This time without any hesitation.

Much to my surprise, the island offers something that I can't see in the metro. It may be the tranquil mood, the laidback environment and the not so commercialized beauty rolled into one. You readers have to see it in the photos as you scroll down and get a glimpse of what I'm trying to say. Some of the photos are taken by me and some shots were from my friend. Forgive us if we are not so good in finding the right angles. hahaha

Discover Camotes
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