Original shots of Fort Canning Park

🌟 Before the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, I was organizing my photo album and came across pictures from my business trip to Singapore in early May. The weather was truly amazing! The last photo even resembles Hong Kong a bit. 🌟 I visited Fort Canning Park on the last day of my trip, treating it like a holiday. The day before, I went to the National Museum and gained a deeper understanding of Singapore's history. Although Singapore doesn't have much history, this park has unearthed many artifacts. ⛰️ Fort Canning Hill was originally considered a forbidden hill, rumored to be the burial site of Sri Tri Buana. According to the "Malay Annals," Sri Tri Buana was the first ruler of 14th-century Singapore. He built a palace with inner and outer halls on Fort Canning Hill. Wang Dayuan described the terrain here as "intertwined and broken, forming concave peaks and winding formations, hence the people settled around it." 🌟 There's no need to queue up for the tree tunnel photo spot. Just strolling around the park is quite enjoyable and definitely not inferior to the tree tunnel. 😌 Perfect for a Dragon Boat Festival visit!