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Learn about the Past and Present of Little India through the eyes of a young Singaporean

Welcome to Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)

Change and Continuity in Little India

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Tekka Centre is a place where several ethnic communities converged to create a multicultural shopping fiesta. What attracts tourists is at the bottom floor of the Tekka Centre. Both South and North Indian food, Chinese dishes and Malay cuisine are sold. Its wet market sells fresh seafood, fruits, and vegetables that have been flown in from Sri Lanka and India. Tekka market gives off a cultural experience for tourists. ......[more]

The Little India Arcade, which dates back at 1913, is a conserved building made up of a few shophouses. Before it became a tourist attraction, it was a run-down building. It was then renovated into a shopping place for Indians. It has become a tourist attraction over the years because of its authentic Indian food, music and fashion. Another contributing factor is that Inside the shops, they sell silk saris, gold jewellery, knick knacks, silverware, handicrafts, collectibles and other goodies from the Indian subcontinent that attracts tourists. ...... [more]

 

Kampong Kapor Methodist Church had humble beginnings: it started in 1890, in a study room of the Deaconess Home in Sophia Room; there were barely 30people in the meeting. Later on, in January 1984, it moved to ‘The Christian Institute’ at 155 Middle Road to function as a full-fledged church. ...... [more]

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