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*Chinese-Japanese Garden Scenery*
2012.01.21
Upon entering the garden, this silent clean body of water would greet you...just from there, you'll expect a peaceful place to explore...well, expectation met :)
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This is just a slice of the 360degree-view from the wide garden area!When I look around, everything is just so relaxing greenery!But this spot, with the Bridge architecture, it did grab my attention...:)
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Spiral stair inside the famous PAGODA in a hill of the Chinese Garden area...Took the shot when I finally reached the topmost storey 7th level!A wow to myself when I finally reached the top!breathless haha!
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The Chinese touch!I took this one while on the 4th storey of the PAGODA...the view from the topmost is of course much much better :)
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This is the 7th storey PAGODA from the outside!Never miss climbing to the top, it's just so amazing up there, you'll never believe how wide Singapore seems to be and the view is really wonderful!That day, I did some shouting just to let loose of myself, the 7th level is not so crowded of course when i did that, I climbed fast too excited hahaha! I roamed around the veranda long enough to absorb the scenery...With just that I'm almost satisfied visiting this garden...But there are more things to explore, they also have the twin pagoda :)
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*Chinese-Japanese Garden*
This Singapore attraction is truly interesting, combining the Chinese+Japanese gardening style, with that the area is trully vast!
I went there for soul searching peg, and i was overwhelmed by the breath-taking scenery, vast green area, not the typical garden focusing on flowers.Lots to see actually, and it took me like ~4hours strolling around, learning more of Chinese/Japanese thingy...
In this entry however, I can just post the top sceneries, the rest to follow :)
This Singapore attraction is truly interesting, combining the Chinese+Japanese gardening style, with that the area is trully vast!
I went there for soul searching peg, and i was overwhelmed by the breath-taking scenery, vast green area, not the typical garden focusing on flowers.Lots to see actually, and it took me like ~4hours strolling around, learning more of Chinese/Japanese thingy...
In this entry however, I can just post the top sceneries, the rest to follow :)
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# 3 is great work
vterezia · 2012-01-21: 11:50
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Gorgeous place.... the dragon bridge (?) in #4 drew my attention, hope to see more of it! Great set!
DancingDolphin · 2012-01-21: 12:01
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I also like 3 best!
CHOSSID · 2012-01-21: 12:56
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Wow!Thanks for the feedbacks!:) The twin dragons in #4 are actually huge lanterns which at night will brightly glow...I was indeed lucky that the time I visited was the Lantern festival celebration, so lots of huge lanterns....just missed the night time view, but i was told pretty awesome as well.
sweetspy · 2012-01-21: 13:29
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yey! #3 is one of my proofs conquering fear of heights! :)
sweetspy · 2012-01-21: 13:35
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beautiful.I like nr.3 the most!
brendel · 2012-01-21: 16:30
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wonderful set...#2 goes to my favorite.. :)
bikashgupta · 2012-01-22: 05:13
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Great set - love #3! (By the way, if you reply to a comment here, the person making the comment won't see it unless they visit his post again. To make sure the other person sees your reply, click on "Reply" by their comment; that will take you to their guestbook, and you can make your reply there! Welcome to PB!
lgnelson · 2012-01-22: 17:55
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very beutiful set!
giancaf · 2012-01-23: 08:08
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