Behind the temple you can see the most famous HDB flat – The Pinnacle at Duxton.
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The Pinnacle towers over everything.
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The MICA (Ministry of Information, Communication & The Arts) Building. Love the multicoloured lego-like windows.
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A clearer shot of the pretty and unique building which used to be the Hill Street Police Station erected during colonial times in 1934. It’s one of our 64 national monuments.
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Clarke Quay and next to it Liang Court. One of the favourite places in Singapore.
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The Tank Road Hindu Temple. Sri Thendayuthapani Temple which is the temple of the Chettiar community.
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The Church of the Sacred Heart along Tank Road
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Love the mustard colour of the Chicago School of Business.
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The highway and the gorgeous sky.
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Nice collection of color! I would love to see a close up of the first temple–it looks very interesting!
Thanks Sister Earth 🙂 Will check to see if I have a close-up. Not sure if it’s the same one though.
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I love the mansion housing CBS!
It’s so beautiful….have you been inside?…I heard it’s really lovely too.
Cute MICA! 😀
I love the from the car window photo essays…although they make me jealous of your car 🙂
I don’t really enjoy car rides and in a way the photo taking is to distract me and it really works. I’m able to transport myself out of the confines of the car.