Chinatown, Singapore
July 1, 2022 11:34 am Leave your thoughtsConsidering the overwhelming majority of Ethnic Chinese citizens, it’s little wonder that Singapore’s Chinatown is a very special place with many cultural and historical treasures. It’s even designated as a heritage district with colourful murals depicting life from olden times. There is an impressive Buddhist temple, a Hindu temple and a number of culinary places of worship, the venerable local hawker centres: complexes with many stalls and a wide variety of affordable and delicious food. Arrive hungry.
Vertical Chinese signs decorate the buildings 
A woman passes by a mural in Chinatown 
Multi-storey parking lot 
A worker with yellow boots walks off into the tunnel 
A masked old man standing in Chinatown Complex Food Centre 
The toilet minder 
Hawker food stall 
An old man with red shirt standing on the stairs 
A family enjoys a meal at a hawker centre Queuing here is always worth it 
Chinatown heritage mural 
Chinatown 
Rounded balcony on a traditional building 
The winding road 
Pedestrians crossing a Chinatown street 
A corner building 
Hawker centre scene 
Duck 
Red columns 
A flower shop 
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
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