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Jalan-Jalan Day [Part 2]

Hari yang cerah di tanggal 19 Maret. Aku memutuskan untuk pergi dengan seorang teman dekatku.
Awalnya dia minta aku yang memutuskan pergi kemana. Jadi aku pun searching internet, dan dengan santainya kubilang, ke Gunung FAber. Oke. Jadilah kita ke sana.

Sesampainya disana, betapa kagetnya kita, bahwa ternyata itu adalah tempat yang pernah kita kunjungi sebelumnya, Henderson Waves. Rupanya, lokasi Henderson Waves sangat dekat dengan Gunung Faber. Yah, kecewalah kita. Tapi, nggak apa. Kita mendapat pengalaman baru. Jadi tahu kalau Henderson Waves itu kurang lebih sama dengan Gunung Faber. Gua pikir 'wah, keren juga, ternyata ada gunung di deket sini!', nggak tahunya, kita udah pernah kesana. Sebenarnya nggak terlalu gunung, sih. Bisa dibilang bukit. Hehe.

Jadi inilah pemandangan dari gunung itu:



Setelah kira-kira satu jam, kita melanjutkan perjalanan ke Henderson Waves. Berikut foto-fotonya:



Henderson Waves adalah tempat yang lumayan enak untuk sekedar duduk-duduk, berkumpul dengan teman atau pun keluarga, menikmati makanan (semacam piknik), bahkan tidur pun tidak ada yang melarang.

Setelah cukup bosan dengan Henderson Waves (haha), tiba-tiba temanku ini punya ide untuk pergi ke The Interlace. Bangunan ini menyabet juara pertama sebagai World Building of the Year tahun lalu, 2015. Bisa dilihat bentuknya:



Yuhuuu ;)

Yang ada di pikiranku: Gaje nih gedung...

Bentuknya nggak beraturan. Masuk dari mana juga nggak tahu. Kayaknya memang pantes jadi juara pertama. Mungkin karena arsitekturnya berkelas tinggi? Hahaha.
Lokasi The Interlace ini ada di Queenstown. Jadi kita pindah tempat beneran kali ini.
Nah, demikian catatan hari jalan-jalanku kali ini. Semoga menghibur!





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  1. Niki s16 April 2016 at 03:31

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  2. Dian Hendrianto16 April 2016 at 06:53

    Emang ini dimana? Kayaknya bukan di indonesia yah?

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    1. Kennice20 April 2016 at 08:08

      Halo, Dian!
      Semua tempat di artikel ini berlokasi di Singapura :)
      Selamat datang di blog ini! ^^

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  3. Reza Andrian18 April 2016 at 06:38

    Awesome. Keren banget gedungnya. Sama kek gedung Binus di Alsut. Nggak beraturan. Hmm, btw itu lokasinya di mana, ya?

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    1. Kennice20 April 2016 at 08:09

      Halo, Reza!
      Hehehe, Binus, ya :)) Semua tempat di artikel ini berlokasi di Singapura :)
      Btw, selamat datang di blog ini! ^^

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