DAY 1
Getting ready for the Lion Dance
Firecrackers
More firecrackers
Ready to "eat" the oranges & sweets
Tua Pek Kong Temple in Nagoya, Batam
One of the many statues at Tua Pek Kong Temple in Nagoya, Batam
DAY 2
Beralang Bridge which connects Batam to a few of the neighbouring small islands
We travelled nearly 1.5 hrs (up the hills, turns and real BUMPY roads) from Nagoya to this village for Seafood
(P.s. There were 13 - 14 adults/kids in the car I was travelling.. a real "sandwich" RIDE! Guess how many people altogether for this trip?)
The place where you select your "food"
Another beautiful kelong scenery
Travelling back to Barelang Bridge, the kids wanted to buy BBQ sweet corns!
There are plently of stalls even at the bridge!
Lobsters!!! Can you see the bubbles? They are STILL alive and kicking after spending more than 7 hours in the bag! There is another big bag of crabs, just stuffed into the fridge when we arrived home.
Err...a bit old for this, but my red packets so far for the Year of Rabbit....
Oh! So this is Batham Island! Hahaha! It's much more festive than Gotham City! Wakaka! Hope you had fun!
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