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Strolling through the streets of a city gives unique perspectives of the culture, cuisine and crafts. You get to meet people up-close and take in the smells of the city. Noise levels are high in Hanoi, especially while you’re trying to cross the streets whilst being honked at by free-wheeling motorbikes and cars.
Hidden.sg takes you on a journey into the past and present of various locales in Singapore. We take the day-long tour and solved a dozen puzzles. It’s a great activity for a group outing!
The 60m-long painting, which will be showcased at the Raffles City Convention Centre until the new year, contains 27 depictions of Singapore in the ’70s and ’80s.
As the size of Peranakan Indian community dwindles, many of its cultural uniqueness will soon be lost. To hang on to its cuisine, the Peranakan Indian Association of Singapore has launched the Heritage Food of the Peranakan Indians (In a Chitty Melaka Kitchen) cookbook.
Sembawang’s distance from town is also its allure for those living in other parts of the island. The mix of old-world charm and architecture with wide open spaces is a step back to a quieter time as William Timmermann discovers.
Having honed her craft for decades, Chia Ai Geok, a semi-retired IT professional now runs workshops on the intricate art of traditional Chinese decorative knots.
It’s one of the oldest dishes in the world with many different variations. Find out how many kinds of biryani you can get in Singapore.
Ang Mo Kio today is an urbanised residential hub that grew out of agricultural land and swamps. Singer/songwriter, Art Fazil grew up in the AMK neighbourhood and recalls some of the features of the recently refreshed Ang Mo Kio Heritage Trail.
One of Singapore’s endearing and enduring neighbourhoods, Tiong Bahru had grave beginnings but has grown into a chic neighbourhood that balances old-world style with new-world aspirations.
You can find plenty of good eats at Chinatown, Kampong Glam and Little India – both from the ethnicities belong to their respective enclaves, and far beyond.
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