[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Ann Siang Hill (Updated May)

Singapore | Xiaozhongwanghong's Anshanshan directly search Ann Siang Hill to find this place is super recommended, the atmosphere is similar to Shanghai's Wukang Road, the location is near the Chinatown, so you can arrange it with Chinatown Go shopping together. is different from the Chinatown style of Chinatown, which is very foreign, full of independent retail stores, trendy bars and restaurants with local cuisine. There are some very good looking hotels and boutique hotels! The next time you come to Singapore, you can consider this area. The photo is also very good, very street-feeling. Nobody, no travel group, very recommended place.

#singaporetrip Situated at Ann Siang Hill near Telok Ayer, Ann Siang Hill Park is a little green haven that provided a much needed temporary escape from the bustling urban pace. Its convenient pedestrian pathway through flights of stairs lead up the hill, connecting Amoy Street to Club Street and Ann Siang Hill. The Park is shady with plenty of greenery. Ann Siang Hill was named after Chia Ann Siang, a wealthy Chinese businessman who bought the area to built his house on the estate. It was originally known as Scott's Hill, and owned by Charles Scott, who planted nutmeg on the estate. He sold it to John Gemmill who then sold it to Chia Ann Siang.

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#cherryblossom2024 The street by the bay talks about the past, how people live and work at the Xiamen street. At Xiamen street, you can see a Chinese temple which is located right beside the entrance of the Ann Siang hill park. You can see people going in to offer their prayers there. Xiamen street is a place where you can have tons of restaurant choices to choose from. I like the way they design and preserve those old shophouses, making them a unique street in Singapore.