Discovering Singapore's Past Through Its Roads

Once upon a time, there were four military forts on Sentosa. Today, only one coastal fort remains, Fort Siloso.Located at the westernmost end of Sentosa, Fort Siloso is built on top of a hill...

Look no further if you would like a peek into a traditional Peranakan ancestral home. Singapore has a beautifully restored Peranakan mansion, right in the heart of the city. NUS Baba House at 157...

What do you think of when you hear the word “Peranakan”? Delicious food, beautifully beaded handicraft, or maybe even the TV show “The Little Nonya”? However, we all know that the Peranakan culture is...

Traditionally, the role of museums has been to collect, preserve and share objects of importance. And, ever since first collection in Singapore was started with receipt of two gold coins from the Temenggong of...

Beaded slippers, sarong kebaya and ornate furniture. These are some of the objects closely associated with the Peranakans that you can view at the Peranakan Museum in Singapore.Peranakans trace their ancestry to the marriage...