The respect that Singaporean's have for Australian soldiers and there effort during WW2 was humbling to see in young tourist guides proudly showing off places and relating stories showcasing heroic Australian deeds.
While this little side track was not a planned part of our trip, we loved the experience and highly recommend the opportunity should it arise.
p.s. the flight cost from Darwin to two countries was half the cost of a trip back any other Capital city in Australia.
Next week we return back to our Australian trip further on from Darwin.
The long distance shot when Carol happened to see Wills & Kate arrive at Raffles Hotel in Singapore |
Merlion Statue on Sentosa Island, Singapore |
Malasia's version of our Lodge where the leading politician lives for a fixed term and must then be replaced |
War Memorial commemorating the ANZAC's efforts in WW2, Kuala Lumpur |
Batu Batu Caves, Malasia, nice statue and more than 400 steps up to the caves!!! |
inside Batu Batu Caves, shops and temples |
cute little animals all over the steps to the caves, well fed despite the "Do Not Feed" notices |
KL Tower, great viewing level up top |
even more awesome Petronas Towers also in KL |
Marina Bay Sands back in Singapore, 3 separate hotels holding up an infinity edge pool and bar area |
The biggest and best greenhouse we could ever imagine seeing in Gardens by the Bay, Singapore |
Some of Singapore's most amazing orchids that seem to grow like weeds everywhere |
Another view inside the greenhouse with 6 story high waterfalls coming out of orchid covered buildings |
this little orchid would have to be the Mexican |
the greenhouses from on top of Marina Bay Sands Hotels |
Looking down on Singapore's Eye with the F! Grand Prix grandstands behind |
Statue inside a cathedral in the Indian region of Singapore |
one more beautiful flower in the Botanic Gardens |
really well done entrance to the Botanic Gardens left a lasting impression. |
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