need a south east asia place

• Cheerin

  6 Mar 10, 16:04

  Hi guys,

  I'm currently working on my field trip report which require me to visit a place in singapore that is south east asian. I am suppose to descibe what makes the place south east asian. 

  Can anyone give me some ideas coz it's gonna due soon and i totally have no idea where to write about!!!! Beside geylang and katong, which everyone will be writing about.

  I was thinking of a restaurant cum museum but cannot seem to find any. =(

• SBS2601D

  6 Mar 10, 17:40

  lemme guess...

  u're from nus?

• mancha

  6 Mar 10, 22:18

  Golden Mile.

• Bangulzai

  7 Mar 10, 01:19

  There is the areas around Balestier that side:

  http://www.moulmein.org.sg/index.php/history.html

  History

  The name Moulmein is derived from a city in Burma. Many streets in Moulmein have been named after towns, places and rivers in Burma. It is said that the Burmese street names in the vicinity of Balestier, resulted from the wish of an important Burmese resident. Burma, now called Myanmar, was a part of the British Empire at the time. Examples of these streets are Akyab Road, Bhamo Road, Irrawaddy Road, Mandalay Road, Martaban Road, Minbu Road, Moulmein Road, Pegu Road, Prome Road, Rangoon Road and Shan Road.

  There is also the Burmese temple there:

  http://www.moulmein.org.sg/index.php/landmarks.html

  Moulmein is well known for its temples. In Tai Gin Road, there is a beautiful Burmese Buddhist Temple which was officially opened in 1991. This temple has now become another attraction in Moulmein, popular with devotees and tourists alike.

   

• Clivebenss

  7 Mar 10, 02:33

  Originally posted by Bangulzai:

  There is the areas around Balestier that side:

  http://www.moulmein.org.sg/index.php/history.html

  History

  The name Moulmein is derived from a city in Burma. Many streets in Moulmein have been named after towns, places and rivers in Burma. It is said that the Burmese street names in the vicinity of Balestier, resulted from the wish of an important Burmese resident. Burma, now called Myanmar, was a part of the British Empire at the time. Examples of these streets are Akyab Road, Bhamo Road, Irrawaddy Road, Mandalay Road, Martaban Road, Minbu Road, Moulmein Road, Pegu Road, Prome Road, Rangoon Road and Shan Road.

  There is also the Burmese temple there:

  http://www.moulmein.org.sg/index.php/landmarks.html

  Moulmein is well known for its temples. In Tai Gin Road, there is a beautiful Burmese Buddhist Temple which was officially opened in 1991. This temple has now become another attraction in Moulmein, popular with devotees and tourists alike.

   

  and Ava Road.

• Fcukpap

  7 Mar 10, 02:37

  as a general observation to your field report - Sg women are well known to be sarong party bitches and slutty beyond medical help...

• Cheerin

  7 Mar 10, 12:13

  yes i am from nus fass!! But i dunno singapore well that's why i need help.

  Yay!! thank you guys!! I'll go visit those places. =D

  to fcukpap:"where can i take pictures for such events?"