Singapore is a diverse country of people among different races. Singapore is a modern city known for its cultural diversity. Their race can be traced back with their past immigrants that include a mixture of Chinese, Indian, European influences and Malay. Though this is the truth, they still remain to think of themselves as Singaporeans as a whole, regardless of their culture or race. Each still possesses its own unique character.
The streets of Chinatown are still visible. Little India along Serangoon Road still displays its distinct features. The Muslim characteristics are still distinct in the Arab Street. Around the city, there are signs of British colonial influence as seen in Neo-Classical buildings.
Food is readily available in Singapore. There are various cuisines to choose from. There are Chinese, Malay, Indian, Western, Indonesian, Italian, Spanish Peranakan, French, Fusion and Thai.
Each racial group has distinctive religion. There are great festivals of special significance all year round.
The streets of Chinatown are still visible. Little India along Serangoon Road still displays its distinct features. The Muslim characteristics are still distinct in the Arab Street. Around the city, there are signs of British colonial influence as seen in Neo-Classical buildings.
Food is readily available in Singapore. There are various cuisines to choose from. There are Chinese, Malay, Indian, Western, Indonesian, Italian, Spanish Peranakan, French, Fusion and Thai.
Each racial group has distinctive religion. There are great festivals of special significance all year round.
I so love Singapore! There are a lot of interesting places to visit and easy to get around. I wish I could go back there.
ReplyDeletesingapore is a nice place for travel and vacation. try their wonderful hotels there. theyre high end but theyre affordable.
ReplyDeleteWhen I think of Singapore, I always think of the rules they've imposed in their country. I suppose it did them well seeing as how progressive their country is. Amanda Craft
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