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We took the OTBP movement to the streets of Chinatown in Singapore, a place steeped in culture and tradition.
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Following Singapore's founding, migrants looking to make their fortune in Singapore began arriving in droves. Life back then wasn't easy, and fresh water was carted in by bullock-drawn carts, giving rise to Chinatown's other name - Niu Che Shui, or Bullock-Cart-Water.
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At present, Chinatown is home to restored merchant shops and ethnic places of worship. A walk down its streets reveal the multiplicity of trades and diversity of religion of the early migrants to Singapore.
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Remnants of such stories still survive in this modern-day cultural enclave, and we strive to help the industrious traveler uncover them.
​Chinatown is a enigma;
relics of the past intermingle with the present.
Between the dingy, still-narrow streets of this vibrant precinct
lie pockets of history - a trove of cultural treasures,
waiting to be discovered by the intrepid adventurer.
Behind the scenes
We are a group of Singaporeans, fascinated by heritage and the exploration of the unknown. We hope to share our love for adventure and culture with like-minded travellers, providing an avenue for insights into the undiscovered nooks and crannies in Singapore.
