About different places
The nice thing about those is that we can cross both streets at once.
The nice thing about those is that we can cross both streets at once.
During the day I met my old class mate Luc and toured him and his wife around the city. It was great! When it was done, I met by accident an old work mate whose daughter is twice as tall each time I see her ;). But this time we stopped for a drink/snack and spent some more time together than just saying “Hi, how are you? See you next time!”
In the evening, I followed Egle and her boyfriend to the city centre. There were many groups playing drum in different places in the city; that was awesome! Stopped for a drink at Konrad Cafe, watched some drums, walked around the city corniche, did some window shopping and had another drink at Banana’s. And once again, I meet some friend I haven’t seen for while, except at the supermarket when I was in a hurry; so we had another drink 😉
Video and pictures:
Also known as Tiger Balm Gardens, Haw Par Villa is a garden in South-West Singapore built by the owners of Tiger Balm in 1937 and represents with its statues the Chinese mythology and legends.
It is located along Pasir Panjang Road and can be reached at Haw Par Villa MRT Station (CC25) on the Circle Line.
If it wasn’t recommended by some friends in Singapore, I wouldn’t have spent a couple of hours (which is definitely not enough) there; so I decided to share this quick and dirty post. This place is really weird and attractive: I recommend a visit to anyone curious about what the others believe in; you don’t have to believe in reincarnation yourself. And the admission is free of charge.
Since the Wikipedia page about Haw Par Villa provides more information here are the pictures!
View the entire album on my gallery (111 photos) or visit the Best of on flickr if that’s too much for you. Below is a sample.
Links:
Time lapse video in Place Kleber, Strasbourg. Direct link to the video file (720p)
Summary of a winter day in Luxembourg. Direct link to the video file.
Soundtrack: Mr. Hyde – Village Of The Damned