Because he loved Manila Zoo so much, I just know the zoo trip is an absolute must.
We scheduled this visit on a weekday. After an MRT and a convenient bus ride after, we arrived to our destination on a semi-cloudy morning.
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| Dressed in long pants because I was afraid of mosquito bites. Every inch of our exposed skin was doused with insect repellant because you can never be too sure. |
After the requisite picture by the entrance above, we started our day of exploration and wonderful discoveries.
Get a map. The place is huge and you need to strategize. Be at the right place at the right time.
Check the show and animal feeding schedules.
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| At one of the shows in Waterworld |
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| With grandma while waiting for the Polar Bear feeding |
If you don't have an unlimited tram pass, this can save you maybe kilometers of aimlessly walking. And please wear comfortable shoes, apply sunscreen and this is what I forgot, bring hats!
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| Our ticket only included one free tram ride |
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| Unless of course you are a happy bouncing rabbit like this one |
I love my Canon G15! Look at these photos. I'm getting the hang of taking better pictures.
Almost giving up with the heat, I almost asked, no wait, begged the boys to go home. Good thing, we passed by a group of tourists and curiously looked at what the commotion was.
This is an experience that's hard to beat. We fed a herd (is that the proper term?)of rhinos! A basket of fruits is $10 but look at that sheepish smile on his face. He does that when he's extremely pleased with himself.
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| Still feeling a bit scared here. I mean, even I was afraid. These are really big animals. |
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| Daddy giving a little push |
How many times in your life can you feed a rhino? They look fierce but all gums and no teeth. This must be one of the highlights of our trip.
We love Singapore Zoo!
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