Had a really tired but fun day today! Woke up early in the morning at 6.30am to prepare ourselves for the day tour. Boarded the bus and we were off to enjoy for the day. Went to quite a few places for sightseeing and plainly just to enjoy ourselves!
Our first destination was the east lake, the scenery here is really nice and the place was really windy! We could choose to either take the buggy for 20rmb person whereby they will take you to all the scenic spots or just walk explore the place ourselves. All of us chose to walk since we just want to enjoy the cool morning breeze and save some money.
Our next destination is the Hubei Provincial Museum. Whereby we saw alot of artefacts of the past. How does a coffin looks like, having an accompanying coffin for the Emperor and so on. How do their weapons look like, their utensils, suitcases, musical instruments and many more. It is really interesting since you are looking at the REAL stuffs instead of those duplicate you see back in Singapore. This really open up the history of China right before your eyes!
We headed for lunch after visiting the museum, the tour guide brought us to the famous street for snacks called Shou Yi Garden Snack Street. Tried many different dishes such as the prawn dumpling which was really nice!
Headed to the Yellow Crane Tower after lunch. It was walking distance from the snack street. This place its 9 storey high! However from the outside it only looks like its 5 storey high. This tower has been destory for The tour guide explained to us about the story behind this tower and we were off for a free & easy around the place.
Reflections
While having our lunch today, I actually saw that the guys from other division that was sitting beside us was reserving seats for their friends. But the local people actually just took the seats without even asking as if the seats were not occupied. When the guys actually told them that the seats were reserved, the local people actually ignored him and just continue on with their food. I think that this could be part of their culture here, whereas in Singapore you do not see such scene. Even by just placing a packet of tissue on the table, people will know that the seats are already reserved.
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