Singapore, the city where buildings can touch the sky!

What to say about this country? You just feel like an ant in between huge, modern buildings. If Malaysia was modern, Singapore is even more modern. It's an impressive city, with nothing similar to the rest of Asia. Also it is a very very expensive city, which of course for a backpacker it's not very good.

It was long time since I last partied, so this was a 4 days of enjoying nice time with a great friend, we always meet somewhere around the world and have a great time together, thank you my friend for showing me a great time in Singapore, I'm definitely coming back soon!






I also was so lucky to meet again my new friend from Singapore, she took me on an amazing walking tour around the city, eating amazing things and enjoying a great day around the city, discovering amazing things in great company!










A city with a mixture of cultures, you can be in one moment walking in Chinatown and in the next street walking around little india. You can find Buddhist temples, mosques and even Chinese temples. It is so nice to see how different cultures live together making the city more interesting.



The city is so modern that even in the airport you are the one doing the check-in and the drop off your luggage, I guess I can now work in any airport.

I leave a bit tired, but with amazing memories and of course new friends! what else can I ask for?

Thank you Singapore, see you very soon!

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