Turn left at the intersection into Mohammed Ali Lane and observe the wall mural that is at the intersection to South Bridge Rd.
97) Old Trades wall Mural by Yip Yew Chong at Mohammed Ali Lane
Yip Yew Chong depicted a lion dance custume maker, upstairs woman buying from a downstairs mama shop (Mama in Tamil means Uncle or Elder, as these provision shops were traditionally run and owned by Indian uncles.) via a stringed basket, two samsui women sitting and a mask street vendor in this mural.
Old Trades wall Mural by Yip Yew Chong at Mohammed Ali Lane.
Once on South Bridge Rd, observe the heritage buildings in front of you and turn right on South Bridge Rd and continue walking to Tong Ren Tang at 209 South Bridge Rd.
98) Heritage buildings accross the road at South Bridge Rd and Mosque St
Heritage buildings accross the road at South Bridge Rd and Mosque St.
99) Tong Ren Tang at at 209 South Bridge Rd
Tong Ren Tang at at 209 South Bridge Rd.
Walk back to Kim Joo Guan at 257 South Bridge Rd.
100) Statue of a man barbecuing bakkwa inside Kim Joo Guan at 257 South Bridge Rd
Statue of a man barbecuing bakkwa (barbecued meat using coal) inside Kim Joo Guan at 257 South Bridge Rd.
Continue walking to 李记串串香 Li Ji Chuan Chuan Xiang at 295 South Bridge Rd, to view panda figurines.
101) Heritage shophouses and statue of a coolie across the road on South Bridge Rd and Smith St
Heritage shophouses and statue of a coolie across the road on South Bridge Rd and Smith St.
102) Statue of Diety across the road at South Bridge Rd and Smith St
Statue of Diety across the road at South Bridge Rd and Smith St.
103) Heritage buildings across the road at South Bridge Rd and Sago St
Heritage buildings across the road at South Bridge Rd and Sago St.
104) Panda figurines facing 李记串串香 Li Ji Chuan Chuan Xiang at 295 South Bridge Rd
Panda figurines facing 李记串串香 Li Ji Chuan Chuan Xiang at 295 South Bridge Rd.
105) Directions to Ann Siang Hill Park Entrance
While facing the pandas, turn right and walk to South Bridge Road and Ann Siang Hill. Turn right and walk straight into Ann Siang Hill.
While facing the pandas, turn right and walk to South Bridge Road and Ann Siang Hill. Turn right and walk straight into Ann Siang Hill.
Walk straight to the T junction, cross the road and turn right into Ann Siang Road and continue walking.
Walk straight to the T junction, cross the road and turn right into Ann Siang Road and continue walking.
At the Ann Siang Hill Park entrance, walk through the Ann Siang Hill Park entrance and follow the covered walkway to the Ann Siang Hill Park exit.
At the Ann Siang Hill Park entrance, walk through the Ann Siang Hill Park entrance and follow the covered walkway to the Ann Siang Hill Park exit.
106) Ann Siang Hill Park Exit with a chinese temple and the Amoy St Food Centre on its right
Ann Siang Hill Park Exit with a chinese temple and the Amoy St Food Centre on its right.
Once out of the park, you are facing a wall mural of a chinese junk.
107) Wall mural of a chinese junk by Unknown Artist
Wall mural of a chinese junk by Unknown Artist.
On your right is the Amoy St Food Centre where six wall murals and good food await you.
108) Amoy St Food Centre
Amoy St Food Centre.
109) Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural by Unknown Artist
Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural by Unknown Artist.
110) Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Malay Food Seller by Unknown Artist
Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Malay Food Seller by Unknown Artist.
111) Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Samsui Woman by Ceno2
Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Samsui Woman by Ceno2.
112) Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Chinese School by Unknown Artist
Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Chinese School by Unknown Artist.
113) Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Dragon by Unknown Artist
Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Dragon by Unknown Artist.
114) Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Chinese Food Seller by Unknown Artist
Amoy St Food Centre Wall Mural of Chinese Food Seller by Unknown Artist.
To your left is Amoy St. Capture heritage buildings that interest you on Amoy St.
115) Amoy St Heritage Buildings
Amoy St Heritage Buildings.
Continue walking until you see the 44 metres long Hokkien Huay Kuan wall mural on Thian Hock Keng temple.
116) Hokkien Huay Kuan wall mural on Thian Hock Keng temple by Yip Yew Chong
It is a 44 metres long wall mural by Yip Yew Chong depicting histories of Hokkien immigrants, the temple and Hokkien Huay Kuan's contribution to Singapore.
Hokkien Huay Kuan wall mural on Thian Hock Keng temple by Yip Yew Chong.
Hokkien Huay Kuan wall mural on Thian Hock Keng temple by Yip Yew Chong.
Go into the park after the mural and capture 2 groups of Statues, a sampan statue and the lighted pagoda.
117) Statues of two men and three kids at the Latern Festival
Statues of two men and three kids at the Latern Festival.
118) Statues of a man buying food from a food seller
Statues of a man buying food from a food seller.
119) Loading Site at Telok Ayer Bay
Loading Site at Telok Ayer Bay.
120) Lighted pagoda from inside the temple
Lighted pagoda from inside the temple.
Walk around the temple at Telok Ayer St and capture the temple, Singapore Musical Box Museum and Nagore Dargah.
121) Thian Hock Keng temple
Early Chinese immigrants visited Thian Hock Keng temple to give thanks to Mazu (Goddess of the Seas) for their safe voyage. It is one of the oldest and most important Hokkien temples in Singapore. The temple was built in 1840. It’s history are recorded on stone steles inside the Entrance Hall.
In 1907, the Chinese Qing Dynasty Emperor Guang Xu even presented a plaque inscribed with the words Bo Jing Nan Ming (Gentle Waves over the South Seas).
