Interestingly, Haji Lane is at the no. 6 spot on the Singapore: 10 Things to Do list compiled by TIME.
It was drizzling slightly on the day we went there, so our spirits were dampened as we walked from shop to shop.
Furthermore, taking pictures was extremely inconvenient with the need to hold an umbrella too. raindrops splashing down.
The tiny lane that's great for tourists to walk at their own pace, and enjoy their window shopping.
However, there were vehicles that passed through occasionally which made us pause halfway in our tracks all the time =.= The government should ban all vehicles from passing through Haji Lane, to give tourists maximum ease and comfortability.
The boutiques here have different themes. One of it was a storybook theme, which I really like.
Keep your attention on the black fountain pen...
...its ink leads to the 'book'! :p
I love this letterbox :)
I love this too! The owners here are certainly very creative.
I went up to have a look because my curiousity got the better of me :p Yup, and I was attracted to the cute decorations too ;)
Almost every shop along Haji Lane sells cute accessories and stuff that I would really love to have. But I didn't get anything, as the price are quite expensive (after converting to MYR). Also, the apparels sold here are mostly Korean fashion which isn't my taste.
Too bad for that :(
I saw a camera shop but it was closed, unfortunately. They sell vintage polaroids which cost up to $250 (film included). O.O
After going to Haji Lane, I felt like studying business - then I'll open my own little quaint shop in the middle of the busy streets and sit there in front of the counter like a boss! And the best thing will be when it's raining heavily outside, and I get to immerse myself in my own little fairytale world :p /dreams.
Oh, I would definitely recommend Haji Lane to anyone! :)
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