Singapore Trip #2
Here are some photos and videos of Little India:
The food we ate--it was a bit different from the Indian food we're used to--apparently this was mostly Southern Indian cuisine.
Look at my giant roll of papery bread ('paper dosa')! My food was really really spicy--I ended up ordering more of what Katelyn had.
Andrew's cone of papery bread.

Walking around little India.
There were a lot of shops with nothing but gold jewelry.
Andrew explains what's going on.
A photo from the Hindu temple we visited. This was an extremely interesting experience--we are sad that we didn't end up with better video or photos of it.
Talking about the temple.
Playing in some fountains along Orchard Road, Singapore's big shopping district (one huge western-style shopping mall after another).
At the Singapore Botanical Gardens: Their biggest attraction is the Orchid Garden.







Katelyn at the Botanical Garden. For some reason, she thinks the word "sock" is extremely funny.
A bunch of photos/videos from the Singapore Zoo:
That polar bear was so huge it was a little scary to see him next to our little children.


A few random monkeys.
Feeding the elephants!
At the Esplanade--Singapore's answer to Sydney's Opera House.
Some nice people in front of the Esplanade who stopped to have their photos taken with our kids--(surprisingly, this happened even more in Singapore than it does in Japan).
Across the bridge from the Esplanade in the heat to see a Merlion that shoots water.

A brief view of China Town.
Here are some photos and videos of Little India:
Walking around little India.
There were a lot of shops with nothing but gold jewelry.
Andrew explains what's going on.
Talking about the temple.
Playing in some fountains along Orchard Road, Singapore's big shopping district (one huge western-style shopping mall after another).
At the Singapore Botanical Gardens: Their biggest attraction is the Orchid Garden.
Katelyn at the Botanical Garden. For some reason, she thinks the word "sock" is extremely funny.
A bunch of photos/videos from the Singapore Zoo:
That polar bear was so huge it was a little scary to see him next to our little children.
A few random monkeys.
Feeding the elephants!
Some nice people in front of the Esplanade who stopped to have their photos taken with our kids--(surprisingly, this happened even more in Singapore than it does in Japan).
A brief view of China Town.

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