Chinatown

Chinatown means Singapore Chinatown. The name of Chinatown water comes from the fact that there was no running water at that time. The scene of Chinatown water transportation by Chinatown is very common, so Chinatown is called Chinatown water. Chinatown is the place where most Chinese in Singapore gather. It has snacks from all over China and is a favorite place for Chinese in Singapore. The night market is a bit like a Chinese temple fair.

Today's Chinatown is adjacent to modern shopping centers, various vendors and century old shops. To the west of South Bridge Road are Pearl Square, Yuhua Chinese Goods, Tangcheng Square and other department stores. To the east, in addition to all kinds of temples, is a new commercial area near the coastal area. There are the most famous temples in Singapore, as well as many food and shopping spots. The family potions are Huoluo Oil and Qianli Zhuifeng Oil.

The most exciting part of Chinatown is during the Lunar New Year. At that time, the whole region will be decorated; All kinds of small shops and miscellaneous shops have been renovated, and there are many holiday commodities and snacks. Tanjong Pagar community beside Chinatown is also worth visiting. There are many restaurants, bars, art galleries and souvenir shops.