#Joo Chiat

[nathandulce]

Car-tong.

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[islifearecipe]

Get your bum to Joo Chiat on Saturday. Amazing food and an AMAZING cause. Hurry up though because Jude Jude will order all the Biltong Sticks if you're late!!! See you there!!!

[box-full-of-wonders]

Strictly Pastry @ Joo Chiat

[propertysalessingapore]

Straits at Joo Chiat

Find out on this upcoming residential development, Straits at Joo Chiat, in District 15, please click on the following links: LOCATION | PRICE | PROJECT DETAILS | FLOOR PLAN | BROCHURE | SHOWFLAT PREVIEW Located in the heart of Singapore’s vibrant Joo Chiat neighborhood. This brand new development stands as an epitome of luxurious living in District 15. Developed by Roxy Pacific, this exquisite…

[nitrojenzone]

Photoshoot 😂

📷 Kenna

[leibal]

Joo Chiat Apartment is a minimal apartment located in Singapore, designed by WASAA Architects. This 800-square-foot space epitomizes simplicity, functionality, and elegance. The apartment’s open layout is bathed in soft natural light, emphasizing clean lines and uncluttered surfaces. This design approach creates an immediate sense of calm and serenity.

[luckyriftpyre]

Singapore Unlocked: A City of Wonders

Singapore is more than just a destination. It is an experience wrapped in cultural richness, futuristic architecture, culinary delights, and lush green spaces. For travelers looking to explore a place where tradition meets technology, choosing a Singapore tour package opens the door to a journey like no other. From families to solo adventurers and honeymooners, Singapore offers something for everyone, making it one of the most sought-after destinations in Southeast Asia.

A Singapore trip promises more than sightseeing. It is a deep dive into a country that has transformed itself from a fishing village to a global metropolis. From the moment you land at Changi Airport, recognized as one of the best airports in the world, you know you are in for something special. The efficiency, cleanliness, and hospitality of the city are evident in every detail, making it a welcoming place for visitors from all corners of the globe.

One of the first places most visitors explore is Marina Bay Sands. This iconic resort complex is home to a hotel, an upscale mall, a museum, and the famous SkyPark Observation Deck that offers panoramic views of the Singapore skyline. Whether you choose to dine in one of the celebrity chef restaurants or simply enjoy the view from the infinity pool, Marina Bay Sands is a must-see.

Just next door is Gardens by the Bay, a futuristic park that combines technology and nature in stunning ways. The Supertree Grove, with its towering vertical gardens, lights up beautifully at night, providing a dazzling show of color and sound. The Cloud Forest and Flower Dome offer cool, immersive environments featuring rare plants and mist-filled mountain scenes.

For those interested in culture and history, a walk through the neighborhoods of Little India, Chinatown, and Kampong Glam offers a deep look at the diverse communities that make up Singapore. Each area showcases its unique heritage through temples, mosques, street art, and local eateries. Do not miss a meal at a hawker center, where you can try local favorites like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, and chili crab. These centers offer delicious, affordable meals and are a reflection of Singapore’s multicultural spirit.

Singapore is also known for its shopping and entertainment. Orchard Road is a shopper’s paradise with high-end boutiques, department stores, and local brands all in one place. For something a little different, visit Haji Lane in the Arab Quarter, where quirky shops and colorful street art offer a unique urban vibe.

Sentosa Island is a top destination for families and adventure seekers. This resort island is home to Universal Studios Singapore, SEA Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and beautiful beaches. Whether you are ziplining, relaxing on the sand, or exploring underwater worlds, Sentosa promises fun-filled activities for all ages. It is easily accessible by cable car, monorail, or footbridge, making it a convenient day trip or even a base for your stay.

Nature lovers will appreciate the many green spaces in Singapore. The Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city. You can stroll through its themed gardens, including the National Orchid Garden, or enjoy a picnic on the open lawns. The Southern Ridges and MacRitchie Reservoir also offer hiking trails through tropical forests with views of the city and native wildlife.

For a more local experience, consider exploring neighborhoods like Tiong Bahru and Joo Chiat. These areas blend the old and new with art deco buildings, trendy cafes, and traditional Peranakan culture. Tiong Bahru is known for its charming bookstores and bakeries, while Joo Chiat offers a deeper look into Singapore’s Peranakan heritage with its colorful shophouses and vibrant cuisine.

Singapore’s public transport system makes getting around easy and affordable. The MRT connects most major attractions, and buses fill in the gaps. The city is compact, clean, and safe, making it ideal for travelers who enjoy exploring on foot or by bike. The efficiency of the transport system means you can experience a lot in just a few days without feeling rushed.

Nightlife in Singapore also offers something for every taste. From rooftop bars like Ce La Vi to waterfront restaurants at Clarke Quay and live performances at the Esplanade, the city comes alive after sunset. You can enjoy a quiet evening walk along the Marina Bay Promenade or dance the night away in a world-class nightclub.

The best time to visit Singapore is generally from February to April when the weather is relatively dry and pleasant. However, the city is a year-round destination due to its consistent tropical climate. Major events like the Singapore Grand Prix in September or the Chinese New Year celebrations offer added excitement for those planning their travel around specific experiences.

Planning your trip is made easier with a variety of Singapore tour packages available online and through travel agents. These often include hotel stays, attraction tickets, and guided tours, giving you a stress-free way to enjoy your vacation. Whether you choose a luxury getaway or a budget-friendly escape, Singapore offers excellent value for the experiences it delivers.

In conclusion, Singapore truly is a city of wonders. With its blend of nature, culture, modern attractions, and warm hospitality, it continues to surprise and delight every kind of traveler. It is a place where every corner tells a story, every meal is a celebration, and every moment invites you to explore more. So if you are looking for your next unforgettable adventure, consider unlocking the wonders of Singapore. Your perfect journey awaits.

[southeastasianists]

The Intan is a one-of-a-kind boutique museum with over 5,000 Peranakan artifacts, a unique culture that came to be in the 15th century in Southeast Asia. In a relatively young Singapore, which became an independent sovereign country in 1965, this is quite a rare treat.  The Intan is also nestled in the charming precinct of Joo Chiat which has been designated as Singapore's first Heritage Town by the government. 

The Intan's curator and owner, Alvin Yapp, lives in the museum. All the artifacts and antiques, including the exquisite material culture of the Peranakans like the beaded shoes and tiffin carriers, are part of Yapp's personal collection.

Unlike regular museums where visitors appreciate exhibits through audio guides or write-ups, and perhaps the occasional docents, all visitors to the Intan get personal tour from Yapp. An affable and interesting personality, he offers his guests quite a good dose of the Peranakan culture through his encounters and stories, often peppered with good humor and great insights. Every visit to the Intan comes with delightful Peranakan cakes and specially brewed tea. If you're lucky, and time allows, Yapp might play a song or two on the piano.

Visitors who want a more customized experience can arrange for hands-on learning of beading, coloring of tiles, appreciation of the beautiful Peranakan jewelry, or even a wellness program involving a sound bath.   

It is a highly immersive experience where you can learn about a unique culture and experience the charming hospitality of a local in his house.

[jonnyparable]

Hello!

It's so weird seeing Singapore shophouses pop up all over social media now, and even in Sims 4 Youtube videos. Specifically a row of pastel shophouses in the Joo Chiat neighbourhood that is popular with tourists and locals alike. Again it is so funny seeing them in what is ostensibly a Thai world but, I ain't mad about it! I'd really like to get the pack and edit my builds, and upload some more accurate builds to the gallery since the pack does come with alot of really well made meshes, but its $50 where I'm at which is hilarious considering it's selling back to us our architecture lol.

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2024-07-07

Singapore

19-year-old law student killed in accident along Joo Chiat Rd - she was hit by a van while crossing

4 women nabbed for prostitution at Holland Village spa

2 motorcyclists end up colliding after altercation on TPE - bad behaviour never yields good results

Town council repaints red wall white after complaints from Tampines residents - they should make whoever decided to paint it red in the 1st place pay for the repainting

Clementi Stadium to be redeveloped by 2030 & feature baseball & softball fields

Mixed use developments here growing in popularity

Food

10 foods that reduce anxiety/depression

Art

^ Hokusai's wave now appears on Japan's ¥1000 banknote

Science

Water still boggles us

Society

Malaysian police make 2 women do ear squats at roadside for riding motorcycle without helmet - yup, this definitely sounds like something you'd see only in Malaysia!!!

[spudkid]

January 26th -

We’ve been all over the city, with very little trouble. The reason:

This is the Uber of SE Asia. Drivers all very friendly and happy to answer questions or give advice. So this morning we grabbed another Grab to spend the afternoon in the Joo Chiat Road neighborhood. This was suggested by our friend Jessica. Interesting shop after interesting shop and food of every description.

Many of the buildings are adorned with Persnakan tiles. These decorations were a way that people showed off their wealth.

A hardware store! How do they do inventory?

After a late lunch, we retrieved our luggage and made for CHANGi airport. There are three huge terminals and the anchor is Jewel CHANGi airport that is a cross between an amusement park and the most upscale shopping mall you can imagine.

and the centering Jewel is this waterfall! We declare it the best airport in the world! We checked out bags early, enjoyed some cocktails and dinner and walked to Terminal 3 to gate B10.

It’s now 10:15pm… we take off at 00:40 on Jan 27and will arrive 171/2 later to Newark at 5:30am on Jan 27. Wrap your head around that!

[asiablog-universe]

Peranakan Houses

Heritage preservation in Singapore

The Peranakans had colorful houses and furniture as they believed the vibrancy would bring wealth, prosperity and longevity to the family. Such a distinct contrast from the modern skyscrapers nearby.

Beautiful, laid back place in the heart of metropolis that seems to never sleep.

Karong area is quiet, peaceful and still has so much to explore. 

Address: 287 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427540

Singapore, Peranakan Houses in Euros District, c. 2010. Tuul & Bruno Morandi. Digital, paper.

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HAN@Punggol: Heritage Activation in Your Community

I am guessing you are probably thinking, “What in the world is HAN?”. Do not worry. That was what I thought to myself the last time I visited the first two HANs, HAN@Katong-Joo Chiat and HAN@Clementi. HAN stands for Heritage Activation Node. It is a NHB initiative to work with community groups to bring heritage projects to life. In essence, it is to share about a neighbourhood’s history, culture…