Nous avons donc decouvert LA ferme chevriere, une ferme aux grenouilles(degustation de cuisses a la clef), une pisciculture (peche pour les garcons) and avons termine notre periple par une ode aux fruits et legumes exotiques: Bollywood Veggies. De riches Indiens ont decide de changer de vie et de se perdre dans un grand jardin (ouvert au public) ou les noni rivalisent avec les papayes et les figuiers sont aussi charges que les bananiers de tous les coins d'Asie. Une belle lecon de Nature!
As mentioned in the previous article, surprisingly, Singapore is nature as well. This time, we went to the "farms corner of Singapore". The area is called Kranji. It is famous as well for its memorial for the second world war (interesting by the way, that Singapore was touched as well by this piece of history), but our main destination was to discover the panel of farms existing in Singapore.
So we tour around a goat farm (only one in Singapore), a frog farm, a fish farm and ended in an incredible paradise dedicated to exotic fruits and vegetables: Bollywood Veggies: rich people coming from India who have decided to leave remotely and peacefully in Singapore and grow, in their back garden (quite big!), lots of varieties of lovely delights that we did not even know where they were coming from before...Another great lesson of Nature!



