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Real Travelers who have been to Chinatown
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Barney & Teresa said…>On Saturday we took at trip to Chinatown and spent a while looking around the shops and local streets before… continue reading »
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beth in asia said… into several ethnic neighborboods, including Chinatown and Little India. We were staying near Chinatown, but I… continue reading »
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Masikasiva said… it was still delicious, and a good time. We then headed back to Chinatown, which looked amazing with all… continue reading »
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Kyle & Dan said….e. take a couple empty suitcases and a wad of cash.We also went to Chinatown, where we visited… continue reading »
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Lindsay said… and Chinatown, took a bum boat ride, walked around the Colonial district, saw the mad ex-pats playing a game… continue reading »
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Alan & Claire said…. Past Chinatown ( Since we’ll be going to China, we decide to skip). Go past Little India (Since we… continue reading »
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rob said… of Chinatown and Little India anyway. I'm glad I did, because despite the rain both were wicked. Chinatown… continue reading »
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Louis said… of Chinatowns but not little indias - was a cool place with heaving crowds, indian music and smells… continue reading »
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goodcupocoffee said…'s been here - Little India, Chinatown, Sentosa Island - and they all sounded nice to see, so I'll have… continue reading »
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Jon & Hannah said… for food. Our hostel was in Chinatown so we had some food from a hawker stall nearby. Hawker stalls… continue reading »
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Chinatown
"Visited Chinatown"
When you get off the lift for Chinatown, it is loud and tacky. After a street or two off the main thoroughfare, it gets better. J...
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More information on Chinatown
Although largely scarred by redevelopment, Chinatown today still contains pockets of genuinely old shophouses where age-old trades like clog-making and calligraphy continue to be practised. Paper effigies of cars, houses and other material objects are still being made for the deceased. These are then burnt, in the belief that they will raise the standard of living of the deceased in the next world. For tea connoisseurs, a visit to a tea house is a must, not only to relish the flavor of Chinese tea, but also to experience the traditional art of tea-brewing.
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Although largely scarred by redevelopment, Chinatown today still contains pockets of genuinely old shophouses where age-old trades like c...
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Ian and Magda said
…:• Walking the twisty streets of Chinatown. • Drinking mango lassis in Little India. continue reading »
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The first thing you would notice about the Jamae Mosque is the pair of pagoda-like minarets. Some people feel that this indicates signs o...
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Kyle & Dan said
… the Chinese Heritage Museum and ate the best sushi we have ever had (at Sushi Tei China Square Central… continue reading »
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Built in 1827, the Sri Mariamman Temple was initially a structure made from wood and attap. In 1843, it was rebuilt with brick and plaste...
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Walk up a narrow staircase of the Chinaman Scholar's Gallery, in the heart of Chinatown, and you will get to see what...
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Designed and built according to the Chinese concept of geomancy, Far East Square reconstructs Chinatown the way it was in the old days. T...
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Singapore Explorer operates the Singapore Trolley, a motorised and air-conditioned turn-of-the-20th-century tram that plies along
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Although this is a Muslim place of worship, it is not a mosque, but a shrine, built to commemorate a visit to the island by a...
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Ricicle said
… temples. We had Dim Sum in a restaurant called Da Dong, which had been recommended by the Lonely… continue reading »
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Pasta Fresca is a great place to take the family. Casual Italian food, efficient service and a casual atmosphere makes it a favorite amon...
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