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Peranakan shophouses can be found all over Singapore. Due to their history of acting as traders for the Chinese and colonial populations in Singapore, they were a fairly wealthy population and displayed this wealth using the facade of their homes.
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Singapore's Peranakan CultureDiscover a whole new side to Singapore's Asian heritage via the Peranakans (pronounced "per-rah-nah-kahns"), a fascinating blend.
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Baba House (also referred to as NUS Baba House) is a museum in Singapore, showcasing Peranakan history, architecture and heritage. It is a traditional Peranakan pre-war terrace-house which was formerly owned by the family of a 19th-century shipping tycoon Wee Bin who settled in Singapore, after arriving from the southern Chinese province of Fujian.
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See & Do NUS Baba House Once the residence of a local businessman, NUS Baba House is now a trove of cultural insights into our Peranakan community.
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Let's discover 7 famous Peranakan Shophouses that you worth to visit in Singapore. 1. Emerald Hill Historic Emerald Hill, the site of nutmeg plantations until the early 1900s, is home to some of the most elegant and longest-surviving shophouses and terrace homes in Singapore.
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In January 2018, the couple finally managed to realize their dreams of owning a conservation property: They bought a SG$2.8 million Peranakan shophouse in Joo Chiat, an area near the southeastern coast of Singapore. A photo of the exterior of the shophouse when the couple bought it. Med@59JCT
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See & Do Peranakan Museum Visit this charming museum, explore its interactive exhibits, and get to know Singapore's vibrant Peranakan community.
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Peranakan shophouses of Singapore catalogue a timeline of styles that evolved from the 1840s to the 1960s. Most of the remaining houses have been restored to Singapore's Urban Redevelopment Authority Conservation Standards and form colourful streetscapes that are a favourite among photographers and artists along with tourists and locals alike.
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Take the chance to get up close and personal with invaluable Peranakan heirlooms and antiques, in a beautifully preserved heritage shophouse. Private tours will commence by the end of April and.
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It is shaped by its unique pre-war architecture two-storey shophouses & terrace houses. Immerse yourself in Peranakan culture and enjoy Singapore local food!. Katong Joo Chiat is located at the eastern part of Singapore and is also known as the Peranakan enclave. Part of District 15 with tons of heritage landmarks dating back to before World.
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Katong-Joo Chiat Peranakans are the descendants of Chinese or Indian immigrants who married indigenous people from the Malay Archipelago in the 15 century. In Singapore, their legacy is best seen in Katong-Joo Chiat. Browse through a host of books and knick-knacks at this cool indie retail shop,
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Inspired by his mother's culinary skills, Bob Seah wanted to share his family's culinary culture with others. He established Peranakan Inn in the 1980s, one of the earliest Nonya restaurants in Singapore housed in a charming pre-war Peranakan shophouse built in 1937, which is still serving piping hot Nonya cuisine in claypots today.
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It is easy to tell when a Peranakan family moves in! Their shophouses are often brightly coloured — a vivid hue of yellow, blue, green, red, or white. Source: National Archives of Singapore The typical shophouse would be two or three storeys tall, with a commercial shop on the ground floor and living accommodations above.
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One of the most significant aspects of Peranakan culture is its profound influence on architecture. The rich cultural heritage of the Peranakan people is reflected in the design, layout, and decorative elements of their homes. Peranakan houses are known for their intricate and ornate facades.
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Exploring Peranakan Style Architecture: Celebrating a Beautiful Heritage Beyond Singapore's modern urban landscape lies beautifully preserved eclectic houses once favoured by the Peranakans. These houses can be found in the vibrant streetscapes of Blair Plain and Joo Chiat, among others.
