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🔵Next, ke Pulau Sentosa.
🔵This is the construction and completion of Keppel Station and Tunnels for Circle Line 6.
🔹Keppel MRT station is an upcoming underground station on the Circle Line (CCL) of the Singapore MRT system.
🔹It's located in the Bukit Merah planning area, near Keppel Road and Keppel Harbour.
🔹The station is part of the CCL6 project, which will complete the circle of the Circle Line between HarbourFront and Marina Bay stations.
🔹It is slated to open in 2026.
🔵At the top of the building was the Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant.
🔹Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant in Singapore is permanently closed.
🔹It was a popular Chinese restaurant known for its revolving dining experience and panoramic views of the Harbourfront area, Mount Faber, and Sentosa.
🔹The restaurant, which operated for 43 years from 1977 to 2020, closed its doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the challenging circumstances it created for the F&B industry, according to the Singapore Heritage Festival.
🔵This is Brani Terminal Gate 2.
🔹Brani Terminal Gate 2 in Singapore refers to an exit point located at the Brani Terminal, which is part of the larger Singapore Port, a major hub for maritime trade.
🔹It's an access point for vehicles and potentially pedestrians entering or exiting the terminal area.
🔹The specific gate number, "2", indicates a designated entry or exit point within the terminal complex.
🔹Brani Terminal is situated on Pulau Brani, an island that is part of Singapore.
🔵Pemandangan dari jambatan menuju ke Pulau Sentosa.
🔵Basement parking di Pulau Sentosa.
🔵Universal Studios Singapore.
🔵Dalam trip ini tiada lawatan ke dalam. Day trip, so tak cukup masa. Sekadar di globe sahaja. Dulu kami sudah ke sini dan masuk ke dalam.
🔵Cable cars dari Mount Faber di Pulau Singapura melalui sebahagian dari USS dalam perjalanan ke stesen cable car di Sentosa.
🔵Sekadar di globe ini saja.
🔵Ramai orang. We were told that it was school holiday there.
🔵Pintu masuk ke USS.
🔵Selepas di globe USS, kami dibawa menaiki monorail Sentosa Express menuju ke Beach Station untuk melawat ke Palawan Beach.
🔵Kami dari Stesen Resorts World ke Beach Station.
🔵Sentosa Sensoryscape.
🔹Sentosa Sensoryscape is a 350-meter sensory attraction on Sentosa Island in Singapore, designed to connect Resorts World Sentosa with the island's beaches.
🔹It features six themed gardens that engage visitors through sights, sounds, scents, textures, and even tastes.
🔹By day, it offers a tranquil space with lush landscapes and sensory gardens.
🔹At night, it transforms into a captivating display of digital art and augmented reality with the ImagiNite experience.
🔵Tiba di Beach Station.
🔵Dari Beach Station, jalan kaki ke Palawan Beach.
🔵Palawan Beach.
🔵Cuaca panas sungguh masa itu. Tidaklah kami nak frolicking di tepi pantai tu. Lepak minum sahaja di Food Court Palawan Beach sambil makan Prawn n' Chips.
🔵Tempat berkumpul semula adalah di tempat parking dalam bangunan Palawan Kidz City ini.
🔵Meninggalkan Pulau Sentosa untuk meneruskan perjalanan ke destinasi seterusnya.
🔵The entrance to Sentosa, specifically featuring the iconic "Sentosa" sign, which leads to Resorts World Sentosa.
🔵Vivo City Mall.
🔵Masjid Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim, Johor Darul Ta'zim.
🔵Masjid Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim ialah sebuah masjid yang terletak di kawasan Telok Belangah, Singapura.
🔵Masjid Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim juga menempatkan Makam Diraja Johor Teluk Belangah serta 32 makam kerabat diraja Johor zaman silam termasuk Sultanah Khadijah Khanum, Temenggong Abdul Rahman dan Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim.
🔵This is Keppel Distripark.
🔹Keppel Distripark is a commercial property in Singapore, specifically a multi-tenanted, modern cargo distribution complex.
🔹It includes a Container Freight Station (CFS) building, office buildings, stacking yards, and chassis parks.
🔹The complex is designed for logistics, warehousing, and related office activities, and is well-connected to major transportation routes.
🔵The image shows high-rise residential buildings in Singapore, specifically identified as being near Spottiswoode Park Road.
🔹The buildings appear to be part of a Housing & Development Board (HDB) estate, which are public housing developments common in Singapore.
🔹The area is named after Charles Spottiswoode, an early resident and merchant in Singapore.
🔵This building is the former Tanjong Pagar Railway Station in Singapore, also known as Singapore railway station or Keppel Road railway station.
🔹Tanjong Pagar Railway Station served as the southern terminus for the Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) network, Malaysia's primary railway operator, until its operations ceased on June 30, 2011, when the station relocated to Woodlands Train Checkpoint.
🔹The station, originally named Keppel Road Railway Station, was officially opened on May 2, 1932, by Governor Cecil Clementi, serving as the terminus for the West Coast line of the KTM railway.
🔹Gazetted as a national monument in April 2011, the station's last train departed on June 30, 2011, concluding its 79 years of service.
🔹The station's location directly opposite the Tanjong Pagar docks facilitated the easy transfer of cargo between steamships and railway trains.
🔹Restoration work on the station, including the removal and reassembly of its platform canopies, has been undertaken as part of a heritage preservation project, with the new Cantonment MRT station being built beneath the site and expected to open in 2026.
🔵Singapore's skyscrappers.
🔵The prominent building in this photo is Swissôtel The Stamford, a 5-star hotel located in the heart of Singapore, above the City Hall and Esplanade MRT Stations.
🔵The monument that can be seen is this image is the Civilian War Memorial in Singapore, also known as the Memorial to the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation.
🔹The monument stands 70 meters high in War Memorial Park.
🔹The four pillars of the memorial represent the four major races of Singapore – Chinese, Eurasian, Indian, and Malay – symbolizing their shared experiences and unity during the Japanese Occupation.
🔹The memorial serves as a tribute to the civilians who lost their lives during the Japanese occupation of Singapore in World War II.
🔹The Sook Ching massacre, a systematic purge of "anti-Japanese" elements, primarily targeting the Chinese population, occurred in Singapore from February 18 to March 4, 1942, after the fall of Singapore to the Japanese.
To be continued.
Till the next coming entry, inshaAllah. Meanwhile do take care.
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Just wanted to drop a quick note, I really enjoy what you’re doing. It feels like those late-2000s blogs where people wrote purely out of passion and, as you said, simply to remember. I hope you keep it up!
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