Once in awhile, Singapore surprises me with really hidden gems in this ever changing bulldozing concrete jungle.
I came across this really interesting buddha altar while exploring the last kampung in Singapore, Kampung Buangkok. A neighbourhood that once covered most of Singapore.
Not sure why a playstation remote was hanging on one of the buddha statue, but I guess they needed to hang something off buddha.
By the time you read this, it is probably not there anymore.
Posted in Singapore, The Erratic Daily Photo Project
Tagged buddha statue, Kampung bungkok, Singapore
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