On Thursday morning, we headed off for some more shopping and exploring, this time heading towards Chinatown. There are some amazing shops, especially in the Handicrafts section of one of the big shopping centres (can't recall its name). I'd suggest hitting the markets first though, as there are a few things in the shops that can be found for about half the price at the nearby markets.
Satays and beer for lunch in the Chinatown market, then back home to rest and get ready for the zoo.
We jumped in a taxi around 6.30pm to head off to the Night Safari at the zoo. Unfortunately, it was peak hour! Still, the trip only cost about $16SIN, even though we were going to the other side of the island.The Night Safari was great fun, with Caitlin's favourites being the tigers, leopards and snakes.
Caitlin has asked me to say that she had lots of fun! :-)
2 comments:
Hello (possibly again)
We posted our comments somewhere and they have ended up somewhere so apologies if we repeat ourselves.
Currently at home on a Saturday night wathcing Iron Chef, very sad but made better by reading about your adventures.
Did you go down to the restaurant quay? You eat here! You eat here!
Still thinking about the Chilli Crabs.
Have fun in Hanoi, Customs are trained by Australians, hence the grumpy demeanor, use Caitlan to your full advantage!
We are currently doing a Defensive Driving course, learning how to drive over tourist in a Defensive manner.
Tonight's ingrediant on the Iron Chef is: EGGPLANT!!!!
15 seconds to go on Iron Chef, the suspense is killing us...
Adios Amigos, take care
Dave & Shev
PS- Does it still look like they hammner the foot of the bird (Owls etc) to the perch at Singapore Zoo? How do they do that???
Dave & Shev
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