Angelina Angle

It has been 5 months ago since I last visited to view Panda LeLe 🐼 . Today, I especially came around 12pm-1pm+ to view LeLe as he will be moving to China on December and mid-November. It will be quarantined, so just left 2 months to view our local born Giant Panda LeLe. I can't recognise LeLe when I saw him 'chewing' his bamboo because he grew so fast . As I didn't see Jia Jia so I verified with a crew standing there, he told me he is LeLe and Jia Jia is separated in the next exhibit next to LeLe and Kai Kai is at the front exhibit. I am very happy to see LeLe as a few months ago. LeLe likes to climb high or hide in a corner, so I can't see him clearly.
When you first enter the exhibit, the animal that welcomes us is Red Panda, which is cute and now has grown bigger since a few years ago. My profile photo is the Red Panda, which is taken during its first debut in River Wonders

Near Forest Ramble. There are slides, an animals bench, Mickey Mouse bench, little mounds with log steps to a climb.

This garden is named after the Srivijayan prince who discovered Singapore back in the late 1200s. There's a popular IG-worthy picture located here, the Bali Split Gate.

Take Sentosa Express and alight at Imbiah Station. Followed Imbiah Lookout sign. Take the escalator up to Merlion Cable Car Station. From there turn left and climb up flights of staircases will see Madame Tussards Museum turn right is the Sentosa Cable Car Station and walk further up will see the entrance to Sentosa Nature Discovery. It is transformed from a former Sentosa monorail station. There are 8 different types of habitats for checking out. Geology Gallery showcases earth processes and rock formation, geological map, coastal forests, rock samples and fossils

Walked quite far from Ethnobotany Garden to reach here. And also next to Healing Garden.
The Fragrant Garden showcases many species of plants that have evolved to emit fragrances. The blooms attract butterflies and visitors will be able to spot these and other insects fluttering amongst the plants in the day. An ideal spot for night time visits as many of the plants give off their scents in the evenings.