Haji Lane is located near Bugis, just alongside Arab Street. It's well known for quirky and unique fashion, which can be pretty hard to find in Singapore.
It's very much a place for people who want to be different, and dress different.
Find out more: http://www.timeoutsingapore.com/shopping/feature/clothes-quarters-haji-lane
Arab Street is a stretch of road running from Rochor Canal near Sim Lim Square, and hitting into a T-junction at Beach Road. Here, you can find many coffee-shops, cloth wholesalers, some quirky shops and a Mosque or two.
Find out more: http://infopedia.nl.sg/articles/SIP_72_2004-12-23.html
We moved on to Kallang River, and if you are new to anything Singapore, our rivers, aren't rivers; just like how our mountains, aren't mountains. Anything that has water in Singapore, looks like a drain - even our beach waters. Having said that, there wasn't much photography to be expected, except a little bird here and there; although it's the longest river in Singapore.
Find out more: http://infopedia.nl.sg/articles/SIP_220__2008-12-02.html
Walking along Kallang river brings you pass Singapore Flyer, The Float @Marina Bay, the back of Marina Square (opposite) and ends you up at The Esplanade and along the way on the left, you'll be able to catch a cityscape view of Singapore's CBD (Central Business District) area.
Although we did explore Singapore Flyer, we did not ride on it nor am I posting the photos I took of it, as I'm pretty unhappy with the results, except for the one below.
It was taken in an indoor Rainforest - the size of a round basketball court. As with everything Singapore, space is limited.
There's a small pond in the Rainforest and somewhere around that pond, sat this cock-eyed dragonfly, that doesn't move a muscle...
Find our more about Singapore Flyer: http://www.singaporeflyer.com/
Note to self: visit Singapore Flyer again.
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