[SG.Travel]Bugis, the Colourful Town

{Bugis}

If you have read my posts on Singapore before,
you should have known that apart from the location,
I did not enjoy much from my last stay in Fragrance Hotel-Imperial.

And that when I mentioned location, the fact that Lavender being very very close to Bugis really was a big bonus.

Bugis was definitely one of my favourite place in Singapore apart from Sentosa and Clark Quay and the food places!

{The Colourful Town}

We took a bus instead of the MTR to Bugis as we somehow wanted to try on Singapore buses.

And thanks God, we did not get lost and arrived at Bugis safely.

As how I named the title of the blog,

I seriously think that Bugis has a lot of colours, much more than the other parts of Singapore,

and of course, hundred times more vibrant and interesting than Hong Kong's skyscrapers.

I was pretty sure the locals would eye me as a tourist at the first sight,

mainly because I was taking pictures of random houses down the street, acting so surprised and excited like nobody else hahaa

But, frankly, I appreciated all these colours so much! 

How I wish I could own a house that painted in my favourite BLUE!

Sometimes I just wish land developers and designers in Hong Kong could think a bit out of the box and add slightly little colour to all the mundane buildings.

Love this turquoise too!

I felt such an urge to move to Singapore at the moment hahaa

Bugis wasn't only colourful, but also artistic and sweet!

As a dessert lover, this painted wall definitely drew me in!

Also, if you have been there before, I am quite certain you would found that Bugis is a place full of stylish cafes with different cool themes.

This one called "Food Coffee Wine Music" was the one I have planned to spend the afternoon with Bee.

I had actually searched this cafe out before departing for Singapore.

However, at that very hot temperature, the indoor seats were all full at the time we passed there. 

And so, we decided to take a picture instead of waiting.

Yet, just seeing from the outside, you could already see the unique style and design this cafe delivered. 

You guys should check this out!

As we didn't get to eat, we proceeded to Hiji Lane.

It is actually a famous tourist spot as well as a place where young local people's place.

It is a long lane with cafes and restaurants, local craft art stores and small local fashion and accessories shops.

Another point about Hiji Lane is that it has a lot of lovely designed houses and decorations around!

How could I not take a picture of this famous Hiji Lane?

Making great use of our selfie stick and tried to avoid the other tourists.

But, I think it was an epic fail hahaa

More photos taken!

My very cute Bee posting being stepped on by a giant feet!

Me and my BLUE door!

Let's end this post by a BIG HEADSHOT of us!

We ♥ Singapore ♥ Hiji Lane