Tanjong Pagar MRT Station is located on the East-West Line of Singapore, usually serving workers and local residents. The workers are mostly Shenton Way and Robinson Read area employees.
Not only focusing on its function as part of traveling traffic, but this station also pays enough attention to aesthetics. On the station's ceiling is an artwork called Stainless Steel Mobiles by artist Anthony Poon. There is also a legendary mural made of polymarble material by Aw Tee Hong entitled Epic of Singapore.
This MRT station is located close together and connected to other MRT stations still in Chinatown. Namely, it consists of Chinatown MRT, Telok Ayer MRT, Outram Park MRT, and Raffles Place MRT.
As in general, the reason for visiting the MRT Station is to take the MRT to get to the desired destination. Tanjong Pagar MRT Station is quite crowded because it is in the historic Chinatown area. You can pay for a single trip to ride the MRT, but if you want something more economical, use an EZ-Link card.
From this MRT station, you can connect to more than 100 stations across the island that connect the airport to the city center. The route also connects with the Central Business District, Orchard Road, Little India, Chinatown, Marina Bay, Bugis and Kampong Glam, and other districts.
Tanjong Pagar MRT Station is located not far from the Chinatown area, it might take around 10 minutes by foot. This place is a museum in a shopping area with an original 1950s atmosphere.
This museum, which contains the journey of immigrants from China to Singapore in the late 19th century, has much history. The facilities, including audio tours and frequent interactive exhibitions, are also fun to follow.
This area has many old places of worship with rich historical backgrounds in every corner. The Jamae Mosque (Chulia), Sri Mariamman Temple, Buddha Tooth Relic & Museum, and the Fairfield Methodist Church are among them. Each is located close together and can easily be reached only by foot.
Pedicabs in this area are driven by an adult man who already has an official license, so he is called Trishaw Uncle. You will get many stories from the uncles who are good at telling the things they have passed. This tour usually lasts 45 minutes through the streets of Chinatown and costs S$ 49.
Many mural paintings adorn the walls of the building to add to the aesthetics and make it more alive. The painting was made by a local artist, located about 10 minutes walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT Station.
The famous mural is ‘My Chinatown Home’ by Yip Yew Cheong which tells about the old Chinatown. This mural is at 30 Smith Street near the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple.
Don't miss shopping while on vacation so you have something to remember and share with friends or family. You can buy it at the Tanjong Pagar Market and Food Center or visit the Chinatown area.
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The MRT is a favorite because it has many stations, some even close to popular tours. If you want to use it more than once, you must buy a Singapore Tourist Pass as an EZ-Link card.
Buses have an extensive network of routes and reach almost any destination you need in Singapore. You also need an EZ-Link card to get on the bus, which must be attached at entry and exit. But if you want to travel more freely without a queue, use a taxi.
One of the oldest culinary centers in Singapore, it consists of more than 100 stalls with many menus to offer. Such as chicken rice, tapioca cakes, fried meat, and tian-tian chicken rice are said to be a favorite. Avoid coming during lunchtime because it is very crowded with very long queues.
Another street food that is no less interesting opens at dusk, marked by lantern lighting. Many menus are sold with prices starting from S$3 per dish, such as fresh seafood, wok-fried noodles, crispy duck, and steamed dim sum.
Try a unique toast dish at a local eatery's mainstay of thick toast with kaya jam (a mixture of sugar, coconut milk, and butter). The way to eat it is usually smeared on a half-boiled egg which is placed in a separate bowl.
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