Singapore Airport Fun in Four hours


 With four hours to spare before our flight to Kuching and having sat for 8 hours, we decided to explore Terminal 1, 2 and 3 of Changi airport.




We have enjoyed the Butterfly Garden, Koi pool and the massage chairs in Terminal 3 previously, so when we landed in Terminal 2, we started to explore ...  the Enchanted Garden first





Followed by the Sunflower Garden ... which is outside




On the way we stumbled across a Fit and Fun Zone that had a punching wall, climbing structures, mini trampolines and these Pendulates that you could lie and/or swing on


The dreamscapes were magical


We caught the skytrain between Terminals 2 and 3 that went through The Jewel







In terminal 2, Shayne Ko was playing beautiful music in a Parisian area


We then headed on the skytrain to Terminal 4


to check out the Cactus Garden




.. and waterlily garden



Before heading to our Gate to rest, start our Blog and wait for boarding to open. 




Once on the plane, they announced that we had to wait for an engineer to check out one of the panels that wasn't closing correctly. 30 minutes later we took off and ended up landing at a similar time to when we were due to land.

On arrival we were met by Ann, Lucas, Bianca and W


And we were driven to their place, and our home for the next 2.5 weeks.




Comments

  1. Ron B17 June 2025 at 06:47

    Looks like you had plenty to do at Singapore airport. Looked great

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Heidi McKellar18 June 2025 at 21:08

      We didn't have enough time or energy to do it all! It is an amazing airport!

      Delete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Second last day

Image
 The whole time we have been here, it has been hot, humid and rained every day except for three. It seems to be 33 degrees every time we look at the temperature and humidity, around 70-90. Emerald dove We had a snack of these little cakes that we had seen being baked in the cultural village - bahulu Then went next door for a sticky-beak. When Pop was here, he lived in this house. While doing up the blog from the day before, Heidi thought about looking up someone whom we had been reminded of when reading about Australia's involvement in the war with assisting Sarawak. Alex Hoffie raised Linda and Bill's house in the early eighties. In a previous life, he was a member of the Z force. He wasn't in the 9th division that was in Malaysia, though. Linda found this about him in the Australian War Memorial. He served on the MV Krait for some of the time. There was a huge storm the thunder at one point sounded like it struck right beside the house it was so loud. The rain in the vide...
Read more

A step back in time

Image
 After another chilled morning, we head off into Kuching after Ann's grandmother's duties. Drove past the Borneo Convention Centre... And another impressive roundabout  Fort Margherita Note the emblem above the door The Brooke family crest and motto, "While I breathe, I hope" Inside had very well laid out displays and information on the Brooke family and their involvement in the modern history of Sarawak and the way that they looked after the interests of the indigenous people of Sarawak. James Brooke's intentions were noble and were honoured through the family as each 'White Rajah' took up their position.  Interesting title! There were 3 floors to the gallery Bust of Charles Brooke The Sarawak Anthem The war anthem The Brooke Family Tree Australia had a big part in Sarawak becoming what it is today Anthony Brooke wrote this letter to the people of Sarawak to explain his actions We had walked past this memorial the first time we visited Kuching but didn...
Read more

Hari Gawai

Image
Cassandra came to visit this afternoon, and Wilbur was very excited to spend time with her Lucas then cooked us a yummy Kue Tiau dish Ann had bought us some lemang - sticky rice so we also tried some of that Ann came back with some yummy fries with salted egg mayonnaise We were then able to give Cassandra her gifts We then took the chance to recreate a photo Linda had of herself when she was 42 Then... and now ... We chilled out for the afternoon, catching up with each other and the blog, etc The weather for the afternoon was a bit patchy We visited Lucas's sister Rosalind and her daughters Irene and Anna-Maria Sape' that Lucas's Dad Uchau Dilung used to play - he took the large one to play in many countries including the Sydney Opera House Gawai is a harvest festival that lasts a month, and we were blessed to be in the Kampung when the closing ceremony was being held. On arrival, we saw many of the locals dressed in the Bidayuh traditional costume Rosalind was very kind to...
Read more