7 Famous Peranakan Shophouses That You Worth To Visit In ...
Take a stroll through Little India, Emerald Hill, Ann Siang Hill, Chinatown, Joo Chiat/Katong, or along Koon Seng Road, and you’ll discover the uniquely Singaporean Peranakan Shophouses that have become tourist attractions in their own right.
The Beauty Of Singapore’s Peranakan Shophouses - Culturally
It is easy to tell when a Peranakan family moves in! Their shophouses are often brightly coloured — a vivid hue of yellow, blue, green, red, or white. The typical shophouse would be two or three storeys tall, with a commercial shop on the ground floor and living accommodations above.
Peranakan Shophouses - Southeast Asia Travel
2019年12月22日 · Walkthrough their historical heartland in Singapore’s Katong district to find their immaculately-preserved shophouses: two-story townhouses adorned with intricate motifs and colorfully decorative finishes. Koon Seng Road is home to …
Katong-Joo Chiat & Its Neighbourhood - Visit Singapore
2024年9月30日 · Home to Peranakan culture in Singapore, Katong-Joo Chiat is filled with local flavours, boutique cafes, and charming heritage shophouses. Take a walk through the streets of Katong-Joo Chiat, and discover a melting pot of tastes, sounds and textures.
Cultural Exploration around Peranakan Shophouses
Peranakan culture, which is a blend of Chinese, Malay and local influences, heavily influenced the architectural style of shophouses in Singapore. The Peranakans were known for their strong sense of aesthetics and attention to detail in their everyday objects, including architecture.
Singapore's Colorful Shophouses Along Koon Seng Road
These iconic, pastel-hued houses date back to the 1920s, and provide the perfect opportunity for you to snap a photo or two. This once historic enclave whispers tales of the past, with the Peranakan inhabitants living here up till the 1970s.
Inside One of Singapore's Conserved Peranakan Shophouses ...
2023年3月31日 · Even today, strong Peranakan influences can be seen in the facades of many shophouses — like Salord's — and on the menus of traditional restaurants still found in the area.