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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My Chinatown Experience
Actually I enjoyed my experience here in Chinatown. I lived in Singapore for almost 2 months. I would say that there are places more to see bey...
a beautiful place
I like this place because many shops sell the chinese things,the people is so nice,the building is so beautiful.In one day I will go there aga...
Amazing shopping. I'll be back soon
I like shopping here most. It's modern and clean.I like Chinese foods also.The people here is so nice, similar to Vietnamese.I smoke but the ci...
nice sri mariamman temple
i like this place, cos it fun and had many long time ago story. my sch bringing my class and me to chinatown to do projecti wish everyone enjot...
Chinatown is not typical of China
Chinatown is not typical of China in many ways, but it is a fun place to visit, especially if you've never been to Asia before. Three main attr...
I'me going back
I always stop in a little hotel on Mosque street rather than the modern monstrosities.Breakfast in the cafe opposite and at night go to one of ...
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