Gotong Royong and Kampong Spirit in Singapore
Gotong royong, a Malay spirit of neighbours helping one another, shaped Singapore's kampong spirit. Here is what it means, where it began,…
Gotong royong, a Malay spirit of neighbours helping one another, shaped Singapore's kampong spirit. Here is what it means, where it began,…
Fort Siloso on Sentosa is Singapore's best preserved coastal defence fort and a key WWII site. Here is its history, what to…
The Baba House is a restored Peranakan family home in Singapore run by NUS. Here is what to see, how visits usually…
The Singapore City Gallery in Chinatown shows how the island is planned and built. Here is what to see, how to plan…
The Mint Museum of Toys in Singapore displays vintage toys and collectibles across themed floors, a nostalgic, family-friendly stop near the civic…
The Indian Heritage Centre in Singapore traces South Asian migration, culture and community life through vivid galleries in the heart of Little…
The Malay Heritage Centre in Singapore shares Malay community history, arts and daily life through warm galleries set in the historic Kampong…
The Peranakan Museum in Singapore explores a rich cross-cultural heritage through beadwork, kebaya, porcelain and family stories across its themed galleries.
The Chinatown Heritage Centre brings Singapore's early immigrant life to light through restored shophouses, personal stories and quietly moving galleries today.
Spirit mediums, or tang ki, are a living folk-religious tradition in Singapore. Learn what a tang ki is, what a ritual involves,…