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Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong Celebrates 14 Years on Social Media with 'Guess Where?' Series

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Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong has unveiled the latest edition of his "Guess Where?" series, inviting Singaporeans to identify various locations depicted in his photos.

In a Facebook post on Monday morning (April 20), SM Lee shared several new images to mark his 14th anniversary on social media.

He mentioned that these photos were captured during "walks, work visits, and quiet breaks in between."

At noon, he provided the answers through the photo captions.

The images showcase various sites in Singapore, including the "Flight of Swans" sculpture at the Swan Lake in Singapore Botanic Gardens, as well as Rainforest Wild Asia, where he photographed a Francois langur resting on a rock.

He noted, "The yellow spots in the background are from an outdoor climbing wall, where adventurous visitors can scale the rocks, almost like a langur."

Additionally, there are photos taken from several international locations.

These include a close-up of sakura flowers "in peak bloom" from his work visit to Washington in 2022, cheerful stall owners at Gwangjang Market in Seoul in 2024, and a view from his hotel balcony during France's Bastille Day Military Parade in 2018, which he compared to Singapore's National Day Parade.

Alongside the "Guess Where?" photos, SM Lee also shared download links for his updated Telegram and WhatsApp sticker pack, created by "the youngest member" of his team. The sticker pack features cut-outs of the Senior Minister in various poses.

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