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Tim sum and yam charSip Chinese tea and savour the local tim-sum in the restaurant located on the second story of this row of reconditioned shophouses in Chinatown.photogr1Add to lightbox

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Chinese OrchestraChinese orchestra performing mongolian music in open air public parkphotogr1Add to lightbox

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Old shophousesConverted into a yam char tea house and restaurant. Sip Chinese tea and have tim sum in quaint surroundings in Chinatown.photogr1Add to lightbox

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Chinese windowsBrightly lit windows in Chinatown.photogr1Add to lightbox

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Fast food - Chinese hamburgernicoletteAdd to lightbox

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Chinese templedavidAdd to lightbox

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Chinese Temple at Bugis VillageThis famous temple in Bugis village is thronged with worshippers during Chinese New Year's eve. At other times, it's just as busy.rossAdd to lightbox

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Chinese temple at Bugis VillagerossAdd to lightbox

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Guardian of Hotel HiltonThis statue of a Chinese warrior stands guard outside Hilton hotel.davidAdd to lightbox

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Giant lanternThe Chinese celebrate the Moon Cake Festival with giant lanterns in Chinatown.KristinaAdd to lightbox

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Dragon headThe dragon is a revered symbol for the Chinese who ascribe to it superhuman qualities and power.KristinaAdd to lightbox

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Merchant shophouses in South Bridge Road, SingaporeMany of the Chinese who migrated to Singapore from southern China set up their businesses in this district. Some became successful and owned shophouses in this area. During its heydays in the 60s and 70s, the merchants used to celebrate Chinese New Year with ear-deafening displays of strings of exploding firecrackers hung three or four storeys high from the shophouses. Traffic used to be stalled when the firecrackers are let off.KristinaAdd to lightbox

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