The colorful Chinatown in Singapore is perfect for a citywalk

Chinatown, also known as Niu Che Shui in Singapore, is a place that I guess every visitor to Singapore will go to. The colorful streets are very photogenic, and there are also many delicacies here. - 📍Take the subway to Chinatown, and you will be right in the heart of Niu Che Shui when you get out. - 📸Photo spots: 1⃣Temple ST, both ends of this street can capture the colorful streets and the buildings behind, with Pearl's Hill on one side and the CBD on the other. 2⃣Teck Soon, the tri-junction of this little shop has a more diverse range of house colors, and all directions are quite photogenic. 3⃣Sri Mariamman Temple, the terraced eaves are filled with colorful figures. 4⃣Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, full of national style elements. 5⃣Tong Ah Eating House, the triangular white building at the corner, and the street next to it also makes a good shot of the buildings behind. 6⃣Nagore Dargah, a small building with exquisite light yellow design. 7⃣81 Hotel Chinatown, a light blue building, right at the subway station exit. - 🍝Chinatown Delicacies Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Liao Fan Soy Sauce Chicken Rice Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice Mr coconut Ya Kun Great Wall Frog Porridge Famous Joo Chiat Complex Trishaw Laksa