Showing posts with label Ann Siang Hill Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ann Siang Hill Park. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Blast from the Past #3 - The Forgotten Well of Chinatown

Do you know of a water well that is preserved in Chinatown? If you don't, probably it is truly forgotten. Well, I don't. This is at the foot of Ann Siang Hill Park. It is located pretty near to the backlane of a row of shophouses. It is believe to be a century old.

 



This scene was common during the olden days/
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Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Singapore Heritage Festival- More than Just Chinatown

Last Saturday, we went to Chinatown to immerse ourselves in the Street light-up of Telok Ayer  and cultural performances in Ann Siang Road. 
Display panels about early settlers were found in Ann Siang Hill Park

Rickshaw- a mode of transport in olden days Singapore
Spotted a Er-Hu player and  a Snake Charmer
Nagore Dargah Indian Muslim Heritage Centre

Tea-savouring session at Singapore Yu Huang Gong

Singapore Yu Huang Gong

Thian Hock Keng Temple

A celebration of Ma Zu's (Goddess of the Sea) birthday and a registration counter for Thian Hock Temple

Various Street Food Vendors were seen that particular night
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