ISTANA WOODNEUK
Went to Istana Woodneuk on 31st March 2015;
for our Image Narration final project.
The place itself is simply stunning and breathtaking
Surprisingly it took us around half an hour to get there
The direction was pretty straightforward
But the pathway was indeed steep and abrupt
It wasn't that creepy as I expected
Quite a number of photographers were there too
Oh and brace yourself for the army of mosquitoes
Brief history
Easily one of Singapore’s largest private residences in the late 19th century and early 20th century, Istana Woodneuk was one of the two royal palaces owned by Johor Sultan Abu Bakar ibni Daing Ibrahim (1833-1895), 21st Sultan of Johor.
It was built for the Sultan’s fourth wife, Sultana Khadijah. The blue-roof palace was just as magnificent, consisting of the main building with two smaller houses by its side, possibly for the accommodation of servants or horses.
Istana Woodneuk’s owner Sultana Khadjah died in this grand house in 1904.
The dilapidated house as well as the land still belong to the royal family of Johor.
The path to Istana Woodneuk
The interior and exterior of Istana Woodneuk
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| King size bed. Get it? |
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| My throne is ready |
The bees, bible, bibliography and bubble butt
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| bless |
Shattered mirror + bathtub = aesthetic
Saw the opportunity, and took it.
#shatteredmirrorshotftw
#tooprettyitshattered
#verymuchtumblr
Photograph the Queen Of Goth
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| The next messiah |
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| She loves maths |
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| The Queen of The Unwanted Throne |
Isn't she captivating and gorgeous.
I'm very good at taking self portraits
But suck at taking selfies :')
SELF PORTRAITS
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| Squad |
Overall it was thrilling and interesting.
I felt like Dora the explorer.
LOL at how me and Dea sang Dora theme song
D-D-D-D-DORA DORA DORA DORA THE EXPLORAAA
Oh and muscle cramp on my thigh and calf
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