Singapore again? (Part 1)

Yeahh~ I went to Singapore again for four days
Even though the currency was super high (RM2.56 = 1SD)
This time going with family by taking flight (Air Asia promo price for single journey-only RM49 per person !)
We took the KLIA Transit from Bandar Tasik Selatan to Salak Tinggi (RM10.80 per person including shuttle bus service)
The shuttle bus was waiting for us when we reached Salak Tinggi
It would fetch us to LCCT
From there
We took our flight to Singapore
Journey begins !


































LCCT 


























Changi Airport


































Since I had already been to most of the places
So this trip was just about visiting back old memories (not that old though)
We stayed at Jurong West
I just realised that it was almost similar to the apartment I stayed during my last visit to Singapore
Guess the model of the apartments in Singapore is very much alike
We went to Merlion Park, Jurong Point, Orchard Road, Bugis Junction, Bugis street, Chinatown, and Sentosa
Let the pictures below tell you the stories ^^
Raffles Place




























The Merlion Park






Marina Bay Sands Hotel


















































Orchard road


































Bugis Junction


































Bugis Street
This is my favourite...yam waffle ice-cream..only $1..nice and cheap!


























The night view of Bugis Street
































Those are basically what I did in one day
To be continue ~
Location: Singapore

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