On behalf of Singaporeans, thanks for giving our less touristy spots a chance and I'm happy to see y'all enjoy it so much! And I'm happy you met good Singaporeans!
I don't usually comment on YT videos but just want to drop a kudos to you both. I like your travel videos for being genuine and authentic and not feeling like some clickbait cliffnotes of a travelogue. Would love to bring you around other non touristy sites next time you are here, with places like Mustaffa Center, Geylang Serai food center, East Coast park and the Admiralty Park Nature Reserve.
in your Kusu island portion, in the drone shot at 56:38 , you can see that the solar panels are arranged in the shape of turtles. This is because Kusu is the island of turtles, and many were pets who outgrew their home tanks or rescues released here at the big ponds in and near the temple. It was seen as a good and luck-bringing deed in the earlier days :) (ok strictly speaking they are terrapins, and actually a common breed here is the American Red Ear Slider lol )
Kudos to National Park for these walks. They are excellent ways for Singaporeans to explore Nature. I love your positive attitude and the love for nature.
What a wonderful video. Really good to see that you guys have explored the beautiful greenery areas in Singapore. The Orchid Garden is my favorite to watch.
Perhaps you guys can come up with a video from your nature experience in Malaysia. In KL alone, there are the Botanical Garden, Taman Tugu, the Eco Canopy Walk, Lake Titiwangsa and my favorite, KLCC garden. And there are many national parks around Malaysia. Langkawi is the first UNESCO geopark in Southeast Asia, the 52nd in the world. Langkawi has a sandstone rock formation aged 550 millions years old and a granite pebble dropstone aged one billion years old dated from the supercontinent. Sabah, is one of the only three locations in the world that each has a triple UNESCO geopark.
The caramel nutty toasty smell?, could it be the Screwpine? Or Pandan leaves as we call it in Singapore, it grows along the roadsides, in parks, in the gardens of our housing estates. In your video there are loads of it near where you said you smelled it. You must crush the leaves to make it smell.
you guys can't get enough of us, can you? I'm glad you're back, and showing sides of Singapore that tourists don't usually go to or explore. We are more than Marina Bay or Sentosa, or even Chinatown and Little India. And at least you saw a Merlion this time round! I'm a local and I can't even tolerate the humidity sometimes. Kudos for getting through the best parts of the Southern Ridges.
Thanks for showing me places to explore and visit that as a S'porean myself I'm just lazy to do so, cooping up in my comfy house escaping from the hot weather, lol
Chlorine smell near Henderson bridge comes from the nearby Safra club Mount Faber's swimming pool. It is a club for Singaporeans who did their National Service in the army & their families. It is our government's effort to build more country clubs for all and not just the rich & famous.
SG weather is simply hot and humid. I will always pack and bring along clean dry clothes in ziplock bags to change into right after my hike, a pack of wet body wipes and deodorant 😂 if I am heading to the mall for food after.😂. Welcome back. Hope u have luck to spot wild otters.
Glorious, Walking Singapore's nature trails is a total joy best experienced as the sun rises. Even better, having a Hawker Centre just off the trail every 10 or 15 minutes can't be beaten. A small tip for enjoying the trails of Lion Town. Take an umbrella!
Love your videos and the way you interact with each other,great looking couples you guys are (soulmate). Also love how you explain on every steps you guys makes and smells of nature. Enjoy your stay 🤝🤗🤗,best regards 🌹
Next time, recommended you can visit the National Museum, then walk up to the Fort Canning Park, walk thru Fort Canning Park, to Clarke Quay. The small spice garden there is interesting.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and ka..*,**.
We wanted a companion to our original 1 hour 40 minute 8 days in Singapore video! Trying to convince people SG has more to do than "just" 2 to 3 days of activities. 😊
On behalf of Singaporeans, thanks for giving our less touristy spots a chance and I'm happy to see y'all enjoy it so much! And I'm happy you met good Singaporeans!
Thank you for showcasing the green parks of Singapore, showing the world that there is more than the usual touristy sights.
I rather go Malaysia national parks for nature excursions.
@@cac1504Sure, no one is stopping you.
@@cac1504about 1.1 million poor m’sian come to Singapore for work
I don't usually comment on YT videos but just want to drop a kudos to you both. I like your travel videos for being genuine and authentic and not feeling like some clickbait cliffnotes of a travelogue. Would love to bring you around other non touristy sites next time you are here, with places like Mustaffa Center, Geylang Serai food center, East Coast park and the Admiralty Park Nature Reserve.
in your Kusu island portion, in the drone shot at 56:38 , you can see that the solar panels are arranged in the shape of turtles.
This is because Kusu is the island of turtles, and many were pets who outgrew their home tanks or rescues released here at the big ponds in and near the temple.
It was seen as a good and luck-bringing deed in the earlier days :)
(ok strictly speaking they are terrapins, and actually a common breed here is the American Red Ear Slider lol )
Thanks for promoting the nature side of Singapore 🇸🇬🇸🇬👍👍
Huh. You guys back in Singapore again?! Haha. Nice! Thanks for sharing more ❤
Kudos to National Park for these walks. They are excellent ways for Singaporeans to explore Nature. I love your positive attitude and the love for nature.
The constant cicada sounds in the background are so soothing 😌
What a wonderful video. Really good to see that you guys have explored the beautiful greenery areas in Singapore. The Orchid Garden is my favorite to watch.
Perhaps you guys can come up with a video from your nature experience in Malaysia. In KL alone, there are the Botanical Garden, Taman Tugu, the Eco Canopy Walk, Lake Titiwangsa and my favorite, KLCC garden. And there are many national parks around Malaysia. Langkawi is the first UNESCO geopark in Southeast Asia, the 52nd in the world. Langkawi has a sandstone rock formation aged 550 millions years old and a granite pebble dropstone aged one billion years old dated from the supercontinent. Sabah, is one of the only three locations in the world that each has a triple UNESCO geopark.
Love your videos which are so well done! Your adventurous spirit and positivity is admirable. Thank you for sharing Singapore and enjoying us❤
Thank you for this amazing video of our nature reserves and hope you have enjoyed your stay in Singapore.
your coverage of SG is my absolute favourite!
Thank you so much! 😊
The caramel nutty toasty smell?, could it be the Screwpine? Or Pandan leaves as we call it in Singapore, it grows along the roadsides, in parks, in the gardens of our housing estates. In your video there are loads of it near where you said you smelled it. You must crush the leaves to make it smell.
Welcome back!!! So happy to see you. Will you try durian again? Just like previously. 🤩🤩🤩
you guys can't get enough of us, can you? I'm glad you're back, and showing sides of Singapore that tourists don't usually go to or explore. We are more than Marina Bay or Sentosa, or even Chinatown and Little India. And at least you saw a Merlion this time round! I'm a local and I can't even tolerate the humidity sometimes. Kudos for getting through the best parts of the Southern Ridges.
Beautiful video of my country. Thank you so much.
Thanks for showing me places to explore and visit that as a S'porean myself I'm just lazy to do so, cooping up in my comfy house escaping from the hot weather, lol
Chlorine smell near Henderson bridge comes from the nearby Safra club Mount Faber's swimming pool. It is a club for Singaporeans who did their National Service in the army & their families. It is our government's effort to build more country clubs for all and not just the rich & famous.
You need a golf course to be considered a country club
SG weather is simply hot and humid. I will always pack and bring along clean dry clothes in ziplock bags to change into right after my hike, a pack of wet body wipes and deodorant 😂 if I am heading to the mall for food after.😂. Welcome back. Hope u have luck to spot wild otters.
Wild otter usually found along the river or bigger canals eg Alexandra Park Connector that branch out from the Spore River near River Valley Road.
Henderson waves is awesome 👍. Spectacular views and on a cooler days. It's superb 🎉
Glorious,
Walking Singapore's nature trails is a total joy best experienced as the sun rises. Even better, having a Hawker Centre just off the trail every 10 or 15 minutes can't be beaten.
A small tip for enjoying the trails of Lion Town. Take an umbrella!
Love your videos and the way you interact with each other,great looking couples you guys are (soulmate).
Also love how you explain on every steps you guys makes and smells of nature.
Enjoy your stay 🤝🤗🤗,best regards 🌹
The noodles that you love is known as Hor Fun n can be found in many hawker centers n restaurants.
Hope you guys go to the heartlands like Woodlands or Bedok or Clementi hawker centres for local delights. Take the bus or MRT. Easy and Safe
Next time, recommended you can visit the National Museum, then walk up to the Fort Canning Park, walk thru Fort Canning Park, to Clarke Quay. The small spice garden there is interesting.
Welcome to Singapore! Hope you enjoyed our little island!
Those big lizards you saw in the various nature parks are called Monitor Lizard.
Walk during the early morning hours n stopped walking around 12-2pm (mid-day is too hot) n drink lots of water.
otters usually roam around in the earlier part of the day around 7 to 9 am.
Henderson waves is a great place to go and its popular to locals and tourists.
The "tofu" at 10:48 is Dao Huay, Soy beancurd.
If you came now it will be even more humid and it's only going to rise(you are correct everytime after it rains here it is going to be even hotter 😂
You guys take the TEL MRT to tour the eastern parts
Probably Phantosmia? I get that too, randomly smelling something burnt
Sweating is natural skin conditioning. Good workout
👍👍👍👏👏👏
That was definitely an eagle! It had thick legs and clawed feet, not webbed
Did you find Singapore more humid than Kuala Lumpur? Singapore is nearer to the equator
Oh gosh, they were both so incredibly humid! I do think SG was more humid than Malaysia though!
2:57 end of July of which year? Beginning you mean? 😂
😂😂 Right?? This is indeed from a year ago! 🫣
@@TalesFromOurPocket 🤣
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and ka..*,**.
Singapore tap waters are drinkable. No issues
Technically. But the fountains and pipes are usually badly maintained.
Agree. no regular maintenance
Re-upload??
We wanted a companion to our original 1 hour 40 minute 8 days in Singapore video! Trying to convince people SG has more to do than "just" 2 to 3 days of activities. 😊
END OF JULY 2024 ???
No, 2023! 😊
Man made nature.
Yes, though man made yet they are very well landscaped and maintained, kudos to NParks hard work❤