This World Heritage Site is famous for its gassho-zukuri architecture. This is the main route to the observatory by bicycle, starting from the bus stop where tourists get on and off. Since it was early in the morning when the photo was taken, there were few people, but it is a little regrettable that the area is instead in the shadow of the mountain. During the day, the sun shines and it […]
This is the route in the opposite direction from the observatory to the bus stop
This is the return route from where you descend Gibson Steps and continue along the coast.
Gibson Steps is a spectacular spot along the Great Ocean Road. Here, visitors can descend a staircase carved into a 70-meter-high cliff to admire the spectacular view. The Gibson Steps are said to have been built by a farmer named Hugh Gibson, who built the steps on the cliff to take his livestock to the coast. The staircase is made of concrete and has 86 steps, but when we visited, the bottom […]
We are returning the way we came from the intricate shopping area of Khan el Khalili. The large mosque-like building is impressive.
Khan el-Khalili is a huge market in the historical center of Cairo, Egypt, dating back to the 14th century. Here, traditional Egyptian crafts, perfumes, spices, and accessories are sold, and the market is bustling with tourists and locals alike. Inside the market are also old mosques, cafes, and museums, where visitors can experience the culture and history of Egypt. Khan el-Khalili is one of the most attractive tourist attractions in Cairo.
We rented bicycles from a location with a good view of the Merlion to near the entrance to the Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay. We were lucky that it was not raining when we took the pictures, but the sky was overcast, which was a bit disappointing. If we could have come on a sunny day, we would have enjoyed more beautiful scenery. Singapore has many attractive tourist attractions, and […]