The next Morning was really lazy from us since we were dead tired and we were trying to figure out what was there to see. We chose to go to the Zoo which was supposed to be one the top zoos in the world! And it definitely didnt disappoint us!
We travelled there an hour, first by MRT and then by bus. We paid 37 dollars each to get in (with this stupid train included). The zoo was massive and most animals had big living spaces and no cages (yes, i know?!?) or boxes. The orang utans were free in there too! Climbing in trees, brilliant!
We liked the zoo a lot! Definitely worth the money. We saw chrocodiles, monkeys, elephants, zepras, giraffes, hippos, tapirs, white tigers etc etc. After spending most of the day and our budget we wanted to spend a chill out night at the hostel with some beer.
On our last full day in Singapore we went to eat breakfast at this 24 hour Kopitan place again where we got to choose what we wanted. Both mornings we ate around for 8 dollars both of us. Since we were leaving the next day we wanted to find this bus terminal and buy tickets alreadu. We walked around for ages!! Everyone was giving wrong directions! Eventually after like two hours we found this Golden Mile complex with bus companies. We bought tickets for 20 dollars each to KL.
Close by we found another MRT station and took it to Marina Bay Sands to see it in a day light. We ended up wandering in this massive shopping complex in Marina Bay with a river and an ice skating rink in it! We found out the dressing code for the skybar and figured that we needed to do some shopping... :D
We went to Orchad MRT station and to this mall called ION where we found shoes for Steve. We ate again in Chinatown and then headed to hostel. After showering and Steve sweating in his jeans and shoes on we headed to the Ku De Ta skybar. Ladies got in for free and Steve had to pay 28 dollars. Up in the bar Steve paid 24 dollars for 50cl beer... :D
The view was amazing with all them skyscrapers, lights and a night sky! At the skybar there were so many annoyingly rich people that made us or me feel so akward and like i didnt fit in.
Back at the hostel we had swapped dorm room because of some double booking. We put our stuff together (I did) and ate the food we had bought from Kopitan.
Next Morning we woke up at 7 am to hear this classical music being played. The previous night this music group had checked in and they had practised late at night and started early in the Morning.. How nice. Not.
The next morning when we were getting ready I was charging my phone when the adapter broke as did my charger lead and my phone.. I got so scared when it basically exploded in my hand. At first it still worked until I saw the battery dying really fast and then i couldnt open it anymore.. What a disaster! All my pics and our budget totally lost!! Thank god I had sent loads of pictures to my parents via whatsapp and I could get some of them back from there!
We walked to the Golden Mile complex to catch our bus at 9.15 am. We drove around 45 minutes and stopped at the passport control where we waited in line for 45 minutes. Back to the bus for a while and then through security check with our bags.
We travelled there an hour, first by MRT and then by bus. We paid 37 dollars each to get in (with this stupid train included). The zoo was massive and most animals had big living spaces and no cages (yes, i know?!?) or boxes. The orang utans were free in there too! Climbing in trees, brilliant!
We liked the zoo a lot! Definitely worth the money. We saw chrocodiles, monkeys, elephants, zepras, giraffes, hippos, tapirs, white tigers etc etc. After spending most of the day and our budget we wanted to spend a chill out night at the hostel with some beer.
On our last full day in Singapore we went to eat breakfast at this 24 hour Kopitan place again where we got to choose what we wanted. Both mornings we ate around for 8 dollars both of us. Since we were leaving the next day we wanted to find this bus terminal and buy tickets alreadu. We walked around for ages!! Everyone was giving wrong directions! Eventually after like two hours we found this Golden Mile complex with bus companies. We bought tickets for 20 dollars each to KL.
Close by we found another MRT station and took it to Marina Bay Sands to see it in a day light. We ended up wandering in this massive shopping complex in Marina Bay with a river and an ice skating rink in it! We found out the dressing code for the skybar and figured that we needed to do some shopping... :D
We went to Orchad MRT station and to this mall called ION where we found shoes for Steve. We ate again in Chinatown and then headed to hostel. After showering and Steve sweating in his jeans and shoes on we headed to the Ku De Ta skybar. Ladies got in for free and Steve had to pay 28 dollars. Up in the bar Steve paid 24 dollars for 50cl beer... :D
The view was amazing with all them skyscrapers, lights and a night sky! At the skybar there were so many annoyingly rich people that made us or me feel so akward and like i didnt fit in.
Back at the hostel we had swapped dorm room because of some double booking. We put our stuff together (I did) and ate the food we had bought from Kopitan.
Next Morning we woke up at 7 am to hear this classical music being played. The previous night this music group had checked in and they had practised late at night and started early in the Morning.. How nice. Not.
The next morning when we were getting ready I was charging my phone when the adapter broke as did my charger lead and my phone.. I got so scared when it basically exploded in my hand. At first it still worked until I saw the battery dying really fast and then i couldnt open it anymore.. What a disaster! All my pics and our budget totally lost!! Thank god I had sent loads of pictures to my parents via whatsapp and I could get some of them back from there!
We walked to the Golden Mile complex to catch our bus at 9.15 am. We drove around 45 minutes and stopped at the passport control where we waited in line for 45 minutes. Back to the bus for a while and then through security check with our bags.
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