Recapping 2012 with GX1- Night Safari Singapore

After the show ended, we went for the tram. It is interesting and breezy, and all the animals very close to you.

But it is real dark at areas where there is no animals. And the tram is not quite covered except on the top, and they start to discuss what will it be like during the Halloween show.

It is damn evil! We were seated at the last row, if anything really happen, IT IS US!

We realized that the commenter on the train is important, because we took 2 rounds, and one is better then the other.

On the 2nd round, we were being talked into walking back on the half way break by the commenter, "It is very different to walk and to take the tram. You should go and try if you are the first time here."

It is a long story why he is so friendly to us.

And we did.

God half way and I regretted.

The starting is nice, you can see the hyenas, tigers and other cats. But as you walk further down, there is less enclosure, less light and more trees!

Even when you are at any exhibition area there are nobody else, you can't even see the animal, because it is near closing time already. We arrived at the leopard tank, man is it active. It saw us and stood up, then walked to the front, just a glass away from us. We were actually having fun at first because it is not easily to see active cats in the Zoo.

But it keeps pacing up and down, to and fro, and its eyes stared at us periodically, it starts to get creepy.

So we left, then it starts to thunder. I got a little scared, then I see a frog/toad leaped in front of me, then a few more steps later a leave drops in the dark. By now, I have already grabbed the tallest and walked with him.

Then I tried reading the map in the darkness to take the shortest route out, then they start talking again, "What if we didn't make it out before closing?"

GAWD!!!

Continues with all the imaginative stuff.

We arrived at the entrance on time! YEAH! No more scary talk.

It may not be camera friendly, but it is fun, especially with good companions.

Mao, it is good that you are tall.