Once we were done with Naminara Island, we got back to the mainland and queued for a cab while contemplating whether to or not to go further in for a visit to Petite France. It was autumn, and sun actually set pretty early, as early as 5pm and Petite France is at some mountainous area, which is only accessible by private transportation - cab, or tour buses... It's hard to wait for the public buses there. Not joking, we were almost stranded there when night falls.

Anyhow, since we were already at somewhere QUITE near Petite France (from the ferry terminal to Naminara Island), might as well just spend the rest of the remaining daylight at Petite France, right? We got onto our cab (which we were afraid some other commuters queuing might just jump queue and board the cab...), about 15-20mins ride to Petite France. I couldn't recall how much was our cab far but to be frank, it WAS NOT that cheap.

As usual, we did the normal tickets purchasing routine... Took a stroll in Petite France, acting all artsy, trying to understand and admire those pottery crafts, puppets, art pieces and whatnot... Some of the crafts, porcelain dining wares are quite exquisite actually, like all the plates from many many years ago back in the France or something... Also, all these tourists attractions, there are bound to have those ink stamps situated at different areas, so you can actually collect the stamps (chops) as you tour around the place. Guess what? I took out my notebook but it was Shini who helped me to fill them up with the ink stamps...

Yeah, I know right... Why can't I do it myself...

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THE WEATHER WAS FREAKING COLD.

The Petite France is at the mountain man, can you imagine as the cold wind blows, how chilly can it get??? To be frank, it's just an exhibition with all the artifacts, they are nice but I just couldn't get my engine started. All I could think of at that point of time was... To stay indoor. Each time I had to walk out from one point to another, I was so reluctant to do so, my cold wear was just a knitted sweater from H&M kids department (LOL brace thru the wind, what doesn't kill me makes me stronger...) and I didn't put on my thermal wear for that day.

Like I said, the whole place is an exhibition so we actually ended up strolling in and out different rooms, finding the ink stamps, took pictures to prove that we had been to Petite France before... So right now, sit back and enjoy the pictures. Maybe after viewing this post, you can save your time to go there already hahaha.