Travelogue around Asia Pacific Part II

 Singapore - Fort Canning, nestled in the heart of Singapore, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty. Today, I embarked on a walking trail with Edmund through this iconic landmark, immersing myself in its rich heritage, archaeological sites, and lush greenery.  Fort Canning Fort Canning is a huge park with many entrance, we took the MRT to Dhoby Ghaut MRT and entered the park from across the road.    Excavation site Venturing further, I stumbled upon this excavation sites, where archaeologists unearthed artifacts dating back to ancient civilizations. These archaeological treasures offered a fascinating insight into the island's early inhabitants and their way of life, adding layers of depth to Fort Canning's historical tapestry. Despite the sweltering heat, Fort Canning teemed with activity, with tourists meandering through the historical landmarks and joggers pounding the trails in pursuit of fitness. The park buzzed with energy and vitality, bl...

Singapore - I went to a park nearby Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West - which has a Birdsinging Club, how interesting.   Unfortunately we walked around the park but could not find where this Birdsinging Club.   Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West  This park stands as a testament to Singapore's commitment to green urban planning and community-centric spaces. Completed in 1983, this expansive 21-hectare garden was a groundbreaking project by the Housing & Development Board, setting new benchmarks in town garden design and development. With an investment of approximately $2.7 million, the garden was envisioned as a serene oasis amidst the bustling cityscape, offering residents and visitors alike a tranquil retreat to relax and rejuvenate. Iconic stairs of this park We ran up this stairs to the top!  Edmund was slow to the gun - I think he was giving me a chance... This park has an interesting background as it was designed by the renowned Japanese company, Obayashi Gumi,...

Singapore -  We took the MRT from Bishan station to Labrador Park station.   Edmund and I started our walking trail from Hort Park. HortPark is a park with themed garden that showcase different flora possibilities, it is park filled with inspiration for those with green fingers.   When it came to the edible garden, I was 'showing off' the edible plans and fruits to Edmund.  Cute shelter around the Park Even if you aren’t a budding gardener, a stroll through HortPark provides a sensorial experience with plenty of things to see and appreciate. Beautiful orchids donned the Visitor Services Centre of HortPark.   This was a very good place to rest in the today's hot sun with a nice scenary. Cascading water over looking the parl Bros on a walking trail Beautiful plants and flowers can we seen around this park.   There is even a big Ketupat because of the Hari Raya Puasa holiday. Ketupat  Interesting drainage with Lotus  Map of HortPa...