The highlight of the trip is a visit to the Terracotta Warriors. Pauline can check off one item in her bucket list :-) It is quite impressive that they did all these thousands of years ago. The sheer amount of manpower required is staggering.
We reached the hotel in the early hours of the day. During breakfast at the hotel, I saw these beautiful lights. On our way up to our room, I saw this saxophone sculpture. View from our room.
On our way to Xi'an. Pauline is really happy with their phone clip that hooks on the airplane seat so that she can watch her movies.
A bigger can of the Korea grape juice which I like. Has little pieces of grape in the drink itself.
Had a nice coffee at Simple Cafe. Very relaxed interior.
This food display is actually a door. Very innovative.
This is supposed to be the best onigiri (at least as claimed by Don Don Donki). It was not too bad but far from the best.
Today is our ROM anniversary so we had dinner at Coucou Hotpot at Suntec. The food was quite good but it was very expensive.
The office was having a call to get folks to buy a gift for the Children's Cancer Foundation. I got a Lego set as a gift and Esther did a brilliant job in wrapping the gift.