After packing up our apartment in Japan we stopped by Singapore for a few days en route to Australia. Singapore is an island city-state located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. Following is a brief photo blog of our time there.

You can’t stay in Singapore without staying at Raffles! Or can you?

Raffles Hotel

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There is an old Chinese proverb that says “He who walks through airport doors sideways goes to Bangkok”. Whilst that proverb is very insightful, it has nothing to do with what I am about to say…

We arrived at the Bangkok international airport early morning on Friday 13 July 2007. It was only an overnight stopover in Bangers on our way to Europe, but we had a jam packed day ahead of us.

Wat Arun Bangkok

After pushing our way through the congregation of hawkers at the airport exit gate we made our way to the taxi rank and negotiated a couple of taxis to take us to the Rembrandt Hotel on Soi 18 just off Sukhumvit Road. There was a bit of traffic on the roads, so door-to-door from airport to hotel was about 45 mins.

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Left Sydney on late Monday night after discovering that the plane was delayed for about 3 hours. Arrived in Bangkok airport around 6:30 am. Nut’s brother was supposed to pick us up, she was hopeful but I knew better. We called him as soon as we arrived to find that he was in bed and was surprised by our expectations.

Nut's brother on a rare occasion when he is not eating or sleeping

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