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  • Singapore: Another Swim At Marina Bay Sands Skypark Swimming Pool

    Singapore: Another Swim At Marina Bay Sands Skypark Swimming Pool

    Singapore: Another Swim At Marina Bay Sands Skypark Swimming Pool – It’s swimming again! The weather on Saturday was very nice with a little bit of Sunny weather, yet it’s still windy up there and the water was still chilly cold. =D

    Lovely sunset from the 57th floors of Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

    How can I not swim till the max when it’s one of the best swimming pool in the wold with awesome view at a high altitude and moreover we paid S$300+/night for the hotel room. So yeah, swim to the max. This time, a little bit of blue sky, a little bit of Sun, not too cloudy yet, and I have my super wide angle lens with me – photography time!

    The pool was even more crowded on a weekend evening. People were everywhere, sunbathing, swimming, just chit-chatting. Me and brother went for a little dip in the water, it’s cold and crowded so it’s not really swimming. Just fooling around with the camera and jokes. Still, I wish the water has heater to maintain a warm water, how nice it would be?

    Well, that’s my last time in the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Pool and I kinda miss it. Please share with me some other cool swimming pool in the world. For instance, I wanna visit the Therma Vals in Switzerland, it’s a hotel built over a thermal springs. So cold, and so warm!

  • Singapore: Day 1 At The Marina Bay Sands Resort

    Singapore: Day 1 At The Marina Bay Sands Resort

    Singapore: Day 1 At The Marina Bay Sands Resort – Singapore, oh Singapore, it’s like my another home now. I was there like 2 months ago! And now I am there again. It’s my fourth time in Singapore for this year and in my mind, Singapore is just another part of Malaysia. HAHA.

    Entertainment on the Aeroline coach. I guess I almost finish all the movie available.

    I was very excited to go Singapore this time because my exam is over, I have no stress of assignment and the best part is to swim at one of the awesome-mest and tallest swimming pool in the world (at 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands Resort Singapore).

    The trip to Singapore via a comfortable coach was tiring and long because of the freaking delayed at the immigration. Upon arriving at Harbour Front at 4pm, it took several change of subway to reach the Bayfront station (Harbour Front >Outram Park Interchange > Raffles Place Interchange > Marina Bay Interchange > Bayfront). Luckily, my brother guided me or else I will be spending extra time looking at the maps.

    Interesting decor hanging at the atrium.
    Marina Bay Sands.
    The view from the hotel room. Lots of vessels on the Singapore straits.

    Parents were there earlier already, dropped my luggage and first thing was to eat to cure my freaking hungry stomach. My first meal was on the bus, the second meal is at the Rasa Pura food court of Marina Bay Sands, after meal and it’s swim time! This one was fun because this was long-waited for me. Visitors have to pay S$20 to visit and you can’t go to the swimming pool!


    It was windy, chilly and I have no idea where the sun was. A toe into the water brings a series of chill up to my body. A quick dip into the water send of a shivering all over me and after a while, I got comfortable. It’s 57th floor and no doubt that it’s windy up there. The view was just magnificent, it’s crowded with kids, babes, uncles, and aunties, it’s so different from the busy city life of Singapore’s CBD, this is call resort.

    Pepper Lunch, the same thing I ate when I was a t Rasa Pura 2 months back. =.=
    Brother.
    Singapore, same shot everytime. This time with a proper camera, my Canon 60D.

    Just a quick dip into the water then went to Rasa Pura again for dinner, nothing much cheap in MBS and that’s why the food court again. Window shop around Marina Bay Sands, visited the Louis Vuitton again, take photos of the Singapore’s city scape again (I’ve been doing the same thing everytime I go to Marina Bay Sands), and then I went to the swimming pool again with my brother, (again).

    Ze swimming pool at night.

    Night time was fun because of the awesome night view, but it’s even colder than evening. I wonder why there’s no heater in the pool, perhaps to shoooo people away from it I guess.

    Pool closes at 11pm and we went back to the hotel room to call it a day.

  • Singapore’s Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands And Olympic Walk

    Singapore’s Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands And Olympic Walk

    Singapore’s Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands And Olympic Walk – Today, I want to share with you the beauty of the Singapore’s city and the recent Marina Bay Sands Resorts. I went there a few months back when I was visiting my brother and brother took me for a stroll after dinner at the Esplanade and Marina Bay Sands Resorts to enjoy the night scene of Singapore City and to take photos.

    Singapore is a very standard country, what I mean standard is a very well-organized country with no messy construction. All building in the Singapore skyline are align in a proper manner which makes it a great city. Somehow, I still love my own hometown, Penang, which is also one of the Straits Settlement area.

    Back to Singapore, I walked from Esplanade to Marina Bay Sands Resorts. The walk took about 15 minutes, from Esplanade, passing the Youth Olympic Park and crossing the cool Helix Bridge. It’s my first time going there after so many visit to Singapore almost every year. I will be going there again soon.

    So sad that I didn’t bring a tripod with me, else the photo will be even nicer and cooler. I found some platform which I put my camera there, set on timer and take a shot. The Marina Bay Sands indeed look like a spaceship on top and a very futuristic architecture can be seen. The ArtScience Museum is shaped like a hand and it fired beam during the light show at at night. It’s nice that there’s light show like in the Hong Kong entertaining people.

    Checking out the inside, it’s a shopping mall, hotel plus the main thing, casino! I saw skating in there but I felt weird because there’s isn’t any reflective ice surface nor it looks like ice. While getting closer, it looks like some sort of plastic and after Googling, I found out it’s a kind of plastic laid with oil. Yeah, plastic! Cool, but weird.

    It’s like being in Macau or somewhere else with resort casino. Shopping, play, eat and gamble all under one roof. This is what Marina Bay Sands is, just without the theme park. Yet, the shopping experience is very cool, ranging from high end designers’ brand to mid-end local brand.

    I found out that it has a mini canal in the mall, just like the Venetian in Macau, providing gondola ride too, but then the canal looks just too modern with the lack of “real” canal look and feel.

    At the outside, I found a very very very cool thing which I think is the best part of my tour that night. There’s a big bowl outside Marina Bay Sands, which is actually a roof for the inner part. It’s semi-sphere bowl with a thick glass material. Now the cool part is when you talk to the center of the bowl, your voice can be heard on the other end. It’s just simply fun and marvelous. Brother and I actually found out this when we were standing by and we heard many voices coming around from the center of the bowl, as i someone was talking to us.

    Lastly, we passed Olympic Walk, to the city centre, back to the MRT station and to somewhere else. Weeee. Don’t like the lifestyle of Singaporean, but like visiting the place. =)

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