Canine Issue II
Danshui 淡水 • Taipei 台北
Singapore
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Kiat's Eye View:
Canine Issue I
- Kiat's Eye
View: Bow-Wow!!!
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View: Man's Best Friend!!!
Year of the Rabbit 2011
Origami-inspired rabbits at ION
orchard
The God of Prosperity at the River Hongbao (春到河畔)
festivity in Singapore
River Hongbao festive decorations and
Marina Bay Sands
Christmas in the Tropics
Contemporary purple tree and jazzy lights greet the shoppers at Orchard Road.
Kuala
Lumpur
There is no shortage of ice and snow at Bukit Bintang
in the capital of Malaysia.
Zhongqiu Festival in Singapore
Eu Tong Sen St./New Bridge Rd. with
the festive decorations (22/09/2010)
Zhongqiu Festival celebrations in full
swing at the Chinatown (22/09/2010)
Lantern display by the Singapore River
at Clarke Quay (22/09/2010)
Singapore (RAnDom PicK)
From left to right (click picture
to enlarge):
- Job that acrophobics need not apply
- Tourist boats ply along the Singapore River nowadays
- Singapore hosted the first Youth Olympic Games from 14-26 Aug 2010
- Model showing new development at the Marina Bay
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Malayan Railway (KTM) Land in Singapore
* Towards Singapore, Malaysian immigration officers carry out immigration clearance on board the train at Johor Bahru railway station. After clearing immigration, the train crosses the causeway and stops at WTCP, where all passengers must proceed to Singapore Customs and Immigration. Therefore, travellers entering Singapore by rail are following the correct order of immigration clearance, that is, exit granted by Malaysian Immigration in Johor and entry granted by Singapore Immigration in Woodlands. After clearing immigration at Woodlands, passengers may disembark or continue their journey to Tanjong Pagar by train.
* Towards Malaysia, passengers must board the train at Tanjong Pagar and clear Malaysian Customs and Immigration before boarding. The train travels about 30 minutes to WTCP and stops for another 30 minutes to allow sufficient time for passengers to clear Singapore Immigration. In this case, passengers are granted entry into Malaysia before clearing Singapore Immigration, which is contrary to international practice. To circumvent this problem, Malaysian immigration officers do not stamp on passengers' passports.
Tanjong Pagar Railway Station
is the current KTM terminal in Singapore
(05/2010)
The station was opened in 1932 and
nicely decorated with sculptures and murals
(05/2010)
Related links:
- The Malaysian Insider: KL
agrees to vacate historic Singapore train
station
Excerpted from The Malaysian Insider (Full Article)
- New Straits Times: KTMB's
Tanjong Pagar station moves to Woodland
- The Star: Najib and Lee all
smiles after sealing KTMB land deal
- The Straits Times: Tg Pagar station to move
Year of the Tiger 2010
Chinese New Year decoration at New Bridge Rd. and Eu Tong Sen St., Singapore (02/2010)
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