Inside the Urban Redevelopment Centre are the Singapore City Gallery featuring Singapore transformation over the past 50 years since our independence to become one of the most liveable cities in Asia. Its tells of Singapore's development Story with interactive and immersive exhibits the details of our planning challenges and the innovative solution that tackle them.
Sunday, January 3, 2021
Saturday, January 2, 2021
Rediscover Singapore - Hort Park
Hort Park is located in the southwestern of Singapore, it's the 9-hectare park is billed as the on stop gardening lifestyle hub in Asia. and within the Southern Ridges and serve as park connectors to allow visitors to access and travel around the other parts within Kent Ridge Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park and Mount Faber Park.
Friday, January 1, 2021
Rediscover Singapore - 2021
2021 had arrived early this morning and started off with a bang among 11 heartlands, where fireworks are being fired but this year I gave a miss because the unconfirmed location exact site of which the fireworks to be let off, it's off to a good start but been raining the whole afternoon into the late evening which had to prevent me for going out on my daily outing photographing as a hobby since my retirement 18 years ago, so no photos to accompany but some shots from yesterday evening along within the CBD. Share the Moment a light projection
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Thursday, December 31, 2020
Rediscover Singapore - Last Day of 2020
Its time of the year we are bidding goodbye to 2020 the year of the CORONAVIRUS which had to make the world stand up to fight against the pandemic, it seems the Earth had been rotating faster than before all of the sudden we are welcoming 2021, we witnessed the great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn appear 1/10 degree apart which we will not be witnessing in 20 years time to sum it up not so happy year after all. So Happy New to each and everyone on this planet looking forward to being normal back again.
Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Rediscover Singapore - Year 2020 in review
2020 comes and go and too as the Rat Lunar New Year not so auspicious as expected, I was born in the year of the Rat sadly the arrival of the Coronavirus19 sent everybody life is topsy turvy as a lot of works begin at home as well as school children business were disrupted and also jobs were lost during the pandemic period enter into Circuit Breaker and goes into Phase 2 and as of 28th December 2020 finally into Phase 3 but still all must be vigilant and keep ourselves safe as well as others so everyone should do our part to try to beat off these sicken situation and I hope that this event will come to an end in the near future as we heading toward 2021. The year before the pandemic was a hectic year for us who love photography tending to the various celebration which banded us, photographers together as travel had to put on hold, last but not least hoping that there are lights at the end of the tunnel for everyone in Singapore and the World have a blessed and prosperous 2021 as usual everywhere we go stay safe, life still goes on wishing every Happy New Year.
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Rediscover Singapore - Changi Boardwalk
Located at the easternmost part of Singapore lies the Changi Boardwalk also know as the Changi Coastal Walk, it was under the URA Singapore Green Plan 2012. The first phase of the construction begins in 2001 and completed in 2003, the second phase starts as soon as the first in 2004 till 2006 which included the Changi Ferry Terminal. The boardwalk is accessible to Changi Village, Changi Beach and Changi Beach Park, it also connects to Changi Sailing Club and Changi Beach Club. The Boardwalk consists of 6 distinct sections namely the Sunset Walk, Kelong Walk, Cliff Walk, Sailing Point Walk and Beach Walk.
Monday, December 28, 2020
Rediscover Singapore - Fort Canning Hill Park
Fort Canning Hill, formerly known as Government Hill, Bukit Larangan (Forbidden Hill) is a small hill about 48 metre high situated in the central area of Singapore and had a long history, there is a lighthouse on top and an ancient king was buried there. Government Hill was later renamed Fort Canning in 1861when a fort was built on the site, today it is the location of the Fort Canning Reservoir and Fort Canning Park.







