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Built in 1900, the former House of Tan Teng Niah is believed to be the last remaining Chinese villa in Little India. "To our knowledge, this could well be one of the largest plots of privately-held commercial land located in the vicinity of the Little India MRT station.
@ 11 Sep, 2020
One of the hidden colorful gems in Singapore! The perfect photography spot! Always a good vibes and memories are coming from there! IF you are fan of street photography graffiti or history of Singapore then you are going to love it! remember it! Cheers!
@ 01 Nov, 2020
Charming, well decorated and colourful. Attract many good and passionate artists to paint their drawing on this building layout as the theme.
@ 22 Dec, 2020
A beautiful place to photograph especially when the sun is out the bright colors and the windows make some interesting compositions the building is getting old and some of the paint is fading but still the beauty remains.
@ 17 Oct, 2020
Beautiful aurrounsing. Many good stall to visit. Indian foods of various kind can be found.
@ 22 Dec, 2020
It’s a beautiful place but there is nothing else to do beside taking a nice selfie lol