Day 1. Singapore
Ok, time to finally write something about the trip.
Our first stop after London, was Singapore. We've decided not to stay in the city for too long since most modern cities look the same anyway. After landing and a short queue in the immigration(no problems whatsoever, as usual), we've headed to the city centre to have a look around before departing to Kuala Lumpur in the evening.
Here is where you take a deep breath before leaving the airport. Air humidity is much higher than in London and adding a temperature difference means that first feeling might be quite dramatic. So there we are, two pale white, jet-lagged westerners sweating and cursing the heat on every step while trying to remember why did we leave the airport in the first place.
Anyway, in case you didn't know, Singapore is called a 'fine city' for a reason. Everywhere you go, you're reminded of how much would you have to pay if you were stupid enough to litter, chew a gum, eat in the underground or forget to flush in a public toilet. Considering those strict rules, it's no wonder that Singapore is known to be one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world. With not even a tiny piece of trash on a floor in sight, you begin to wonder whether London really has to be so dirty.
Few years and litres of sweat later, we boarded a plane to Kuala Lumpur a proper start of the trip...
