Is there a place in singapore that you will go to reflect and chill?

[Keeptrucking]

I dun drive, hassle to get there
Also, it's really a bit too ulu and boring there

Oh yah then go Lab Park is not that good. Unless you walk into the forest part where there are cannons and statutes from WWII. Actually can also walk towards Reflections at Keppel. And if you take train, you can walk through a largely sheltered walkway with mangrove swamp (which is just behind the train station), don't walk on the road cos hot and no shelter. A lot of people do not know about this.

Then how do you go to Changi Village? You stay in the east?

[Isibeihaolian]

Thanks for the recommendation, I will go explore Changi boardwalk someday

[Arctic]

Oh yah then go Lab Park is not that good. Unless you walk into the forest part where there are cannons and statutes from WWII. Actually can also walk towards Reflections at Keppel. And if you take train, you can walk through a largely sheltered walkway with mangrove swamp (which is just behind the train station), don't walk on the road cos hot and no shelter. A lot of people do not know about this.

Then how do you go to Changi Village? You stay in the east?

Yah I stay in the east, I'm NER neighbour, not the ceca thou

Changi v got bus mah

Now botanical garden and bedok reservoir also got mrt at doorstep

[Keeptrucking]

Yah I stay in the east, I'm NER neighbour, not the ceca thou

Changi v got bus mah

Now botanical garden and bedok reservoir also got mrt at doorstep

Botanical garden is nice just feel it is too manicured and atas. And i prefer places with a water body.

I hv been to a small part of bedok reservoir, dont really like the vibes.

[Arctic]

Botanical garden is nice just feel it is too manicured and atas. And i prefer places with a water body.

I hv been to a small part of bedok reservoir, dont really like the vibes.

What about Punggol park?

Very chill place with nice cafe but every few years new cafe take over. Luckily so far the new cafes are good too. Opposite the park the kpt food is good too

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i go nearby longkang nearby sit and feed fish

still got people around. dont rly want to travel too far

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They go Chinatown find smooth white skin atb

then like u go lucky plaza and little india meh?

[Arctic]

Thanks for the recommendation, I will go explore Changi boardwalk someday

Sat? Keeptrucking and I going separately

[Keeptrucking]

What about Punggol park?

Very chill place with nice cafe but every few years new cafe take over. Luckily so far the new cafes are good too. Opposite the park the kpt food is good too

i have only been there once, and only a small part, is there a popeyes there?

but yeah i have seen it in videos, looks good. just that i avoid cos i always think that the place is very packed?

how about punngol end? the spooky area with the war memorial plaque too.

[Keeptrucking]

Sat? Keeptrucking and I going separately

lol. you going this sat? around what time? i am still planning, if i go it will be about 4plus till 8plus.

my usual route of changi village hawker, to boardwalk, cut through chalet, and continue again. thinking about exploring a couple of spooky places (not going in, just outside only). 

don't be shy, say hi if you see a guy of about 173cm with cargo shorts lol. 

[Arctic]

i have only been there once, and only a small part, is there a popeyes there?

but yeah i have seen it in videos, looks good. just that i avoid cos i always think that the place is very packed?

how about punngol end? the spooky area with the war memorial plaque too.

The punggol park I'm referring to is not in Punggol. Instead it's near Buangkok mrt / Blk 401 Hougang Ave 10, It's like a smaller bedok reservoir but better

it's not near that to punggol waterfront, punggol end, coney island, punggol red bridge etc


Punggol end the spooky area with the war memorial plaque is right smack in the middle of a bustling area right?

[Arctic]

lol. you going this sat? around what time? i am still planning, if i go it will be about 4plus till 8plus.

my usual route of changi village hawker, to boardwalk, cut through chalet, and continue again. thinking about exploring a couple of spooky places (not going in, just outside only). 

don't be shy, say hi if you see a guy of about 173cm with cargo shorts lol. 

Duno leh, probably after lunch. Anything before that is too early and I want to avoid changi v lunch crowd and cyclist groups. Will zao before 6pm for dinner to avoid dinner crowd

8pm so dark liao see what?

If you see a 179cm buibui Takeshi Kaneshiro, that's me

[Isibeihaolian]

Sat? Keeptrucking and I going separately

Probably on my AL weekday will be better. Working days the weekend all very packed...

[Isibeihaolian]

The punggol park I'm referring to is not in Punggol. Instead it's near Buangkok mrt / Blk 401 Hougang Ave 10, It's like a smaller bedok reservoir but better

it's not near that to punggol waterfront, punggol end, coney island, punggol red bridge etc


Punggol end the spooky area with the war memorial plaque is right smack in the middle of a bustling area right?

i have only been there once, and only a small part, is there a popeyes there?

but yeah i have seen it in videos, looks good. just that i avoid cos i always think that the place is very packed?

how about punngol end? the spooky area with the war memorial plaque too.

Punggol park is nice. Night time quite chillax. Not super crowded.

Btw although I haven't tried punggol park tenderbest. I have tried Riveria tenderbest. My friend loves the onion bloom. Not sure if punggol park tenderbest have that onion or nots

[Keeptrucking]

Duno leh, probably after lunch. Anything before that is too early and I want to avoid changi v lunch crowd and cyclist groups. Will zao before 6pm for dinner to avoid dinner crowd

8pm so dark liao see what?

If you see a 179cm buibui Takeshi Kaneshiro, that's me

bro, one of the beauty of changi village is how it feels at night, at least to me. not many places in singapore has that vibes, i think cos of the tall trees, the colonial houses, and lack of HDBs, and people.

i am short, but quite fit and muscular. quite easy to spot i believe  

and walk after lunch is too hot.

i plan to eat at Changi Village about 4plus before the peak hour dinner crowd. Then start walking about 5plus so that I can catch both daylight and evening.

the transition between day and night is nice.

actually it is easy to find places to sit at cv hawker centre, the trick is to bring your food to the other hawker centre (muslim food side) which is a lot quieter.