Monday, August 31, 2009

SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT














































Check in area at Changi Airport. We are little early and that gave us lots of opportunities to take some pictures around the airport.









OUR LAST DAY AT RITZ CARLTON MILLENIA SINGAPORE

Final pose before we say adieu.
At the entrance of the hotel swimming pool.

This art is displayed in the lower lobby of the hotel, at the swimming pool entrance.


Lower lobby of the hotel.



Closer view of Singapore skyline--the financial district.




The entrance of the main restaurant located in the lobby.





This is the Ritz Carlton hotel lobby entrance. Above Lorilei is one of the many art and crafts displayed throughout the hotel.






DINNER CRUISE





























The dinner cruise was okay overlooking Singapore's skyline. The sunset was spectacular. The food was so and so. It's okay but not that great.







PAN PACIFIC HOTEL











We're at this Pan Pacific Hotel to catch our ride for our dinner cruise. The hotel is a walking distance from Ritz Carlton. While waiting, we take some pictures inside the lobby including the shoppping mall next door.

RITZ CARLTON MILLENIA SINGAPORE





































SINGAPORE BIRD PARK






















Bird feeding at the Singapore Bird Park. Ha! ha! ha! What happened to all the birds.






Monorail ride from one point of the park to another point.







Just I told you. Looks familiar with these plants--tall bird of paradise.








Welcome to Singapore Bird Park--the world's largest. The setting is tropical more like Hawaii but the weather is humid and hot.









SINGAPORE NIGHT CITY TOUR




This is our final destination for the night tour--at the Raffles Hotel, Singapore's oldest.











Durian anyone? Have not tasted it but smells stink but they said the inside part is super delicious.












View of the Merlion from our river boat.







Espanade a durian shaped building in Singapore.








World's largest ferris wheel. Introducing The Big Flyer.

























































This is the river waterfront in Singapore. Our tour started here for a dinner menu--combination of Chinese, Indian, Indonesian, and Malaysian cuisine.