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Geylang has always had a buzz about it. While the lorongs have been cleaned up, you can still get the pungent reek of durian mingling with an array of local food aromas, and with many other sights to behold.
Balestier Plain’s charm lies in the mix of architectural styles that present a sense of Singapore’s history, heritage and character.
It may not be as well known as many of Singapore’s communities, but Pek Kio holds its own on the charm front. From its eclectic architecture to its famous market, this is a corner of Singapore well worth exploring.
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.
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.
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.
Growing up in a four-storey government flat meant your neighbours’ problems could also become yours. Some problems are so epic, they become epiphanies for Sylvia Toh, who then writes about them. Luckily, some names not mentioned…
An early morning adventure up a hill and into a WWII bunker, complete with a black cat and a cheap prata breakfast.
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