Lastly, leaving the Jurong Bird Park left us a touching memory. The show would last forever, not like a bubble that would just pop easily. We truly felt that animals could be really close to humans. They are very easy to interact with. Humans should treasure the nature and resources around us.
Today after lunch, we first went to the Malaysian village. Malaysian village is village compose of many traditional things from Malaysia. They sell homemade traditional stuff such as unique looking bags, religious needed tools, colorful traditional cloth, food that made people felt hungry. They use a lot of spices and they are all spicy. Those people who live inside of the Malaysia village are mostly immgrants from Malaysia. It is a unique place since is in Singapore.
Little India is located in the eastern part of the Singapore River. It is a Tamil ethnic community, which sells a lot of traditional Indian costumes, special Indian spices and singular hand-drawn henna. In such an advanced city, seeing these old-style buildings and culture is very rare, appreciating what we saw today is necessary. Moreover, the fragrant smell of delicious curry in the air makes this area more unique and unforgettable. Furthermore, the little houses revealed the traditional lifestyle of India, which enrich our understanding of this culture. All these events have weaved us a harmony, beautiful and colorful journey.
Later, we visited the Merlion Park. The park is located near Central Business District. This park officially opened in 1972. A king from Sumatran saw a furious beast, which he thought was a lion, hence he decided to build a kingdom at here. The fish tail for the Merlion was due to the resident here was mostly fisherman, thus the Merlion was a combination of the lion head and the fish tail.
Merlion is a representative landmark of Singapore. It is a creature of a head of a lion and a body of a fish. The park was big; and it was bigger than we thought. Regardless of the temperature, we had a lot of fun site seeing this gigantic Merlion, and most importantly, our class had fun with each other.
Today is the second day at Singapore. We have visited various landmarks and historical places. Along the journey, we experienced different culture and custom in Singapore. We enjoyed the most while strolling around the street that full of clothes in Indian style. As we admired the delicate decorations, we could have a better conception about the uniqueness of such culture. Today’s tour around Singapore definitely left a beautiful memory in everyone’s mind.
昨日度過了海關我們抵達了新加坡，一大早澎湃的心情帶領著我來到了新加坡的飛禽公園，走進了未知的世界，映入眼簾的是滿眼的繽紛鳥兒對我的熱情，坐上了導覽車，他帶著我環繞了一圈飛鳥世界，一種近距離接觸大自然的感動就這樣無來由地佔據心頭。這澎湃的心引領著我觀賞高空飛鳥秀，當音樂響起，主持人渾厚的聲音掀開飛鳥秀的序幕，五彩繽紛的鳥兒井然有序的入場，得到的回應是一句句發自內心的驚呼，我被這群訓練有素的鳥兒們感嘆著。主持人滿腔的熱誠，以及鳥兒展翅的演出，都讓觀眾留下了刻骨心頭的回憶。
離開鳥園之後，內心的感動依然存在，這場表演絕對不會如水中的泡沫無法長存，我深深地感受到動物可以跟人類如此親近，他們是能好好相處的，人類應該珍惜自然資源，好好跟大自然相處。第三個景點是馬來村，有賣各式手工藝品的小販商店，像特色包包、宗教用具、傳統服飾，在那邊的人都是從馬來西亞跑到新加坡來工作或是移民，所以很多異國特色，例如他們的衣服都很七彩繽紛，食物也讓人食指大動，因為他們習慣使用的調味料都非常辛辣，很多買家與賣家都是外來移民
我們造訪了很多著名地標和歷史古蹟。在這段旅程中，我們認識了新加坡的不同文化和傳統。最近我們去了魚尾獅公園。它位於經濟商業區的附近並且於1972開張。我們的導遊說以前是一位蘇丹國王看見一頭兇猛的野獸，他認為是獅子並建了一個帝國。魚尾獅的尾巴是因為之前那邊的居民都是漁民。魚尾獅是個代表新加坡的地標。牠是一種同時擁有獅子的頭和魚的身體的動物。魚尾獅公園很大，比我們想像的還要大很多。忽視外頭炎熱的天氣，我們還是有很多歡樂的回憶，但最重要的是我們是跟著我們的好朋友。
小印度是位於新加坡河東部的一個泰米爾人的族裔社區，這一區裡面有販賣許多印度的傳統服飾，香料以及傳統印度手繪刺青，在如此先進的新加坡裡，能看到這樣保有傳統文化的區域，真是非常難得。形形色色的商店街讓小印度生氣蓬勃，空氣中散發的濃郁椰咖哩香增添了此區的特色，矮小的屋子更顯露了印度人的生活習慣，這些不同的事物一起拼湊及編織出了一個和諧、美麗以及多采多姿的旅程。其中我最喜歡的部份是觀賞印度文化特殊的服裝，從這些金光閃閃的首飾以及美麗的布料中，我們可以看出許多有關於這個文化的種種特色。這一次的小印度之旅圓滿的結束了，並且也在所有同學的心中留下了美好的回憶。
經過今天的豐富旅程後，我們不僅觀賞了新加坡許多名的景點，我們也藉此更了解新加坡的文化。今天這趟美麗的回憶將會永遠深深的烙印在我們的心裡，永遠不會退去。
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