🌺A stroll around Singapore's history, culture and power spots

#Let'sGoOverseas ① Peranakan Architecture in Katong (Joo Chiat Road) **Joo Chiat Road**, lined with fairy-tale pastel-colored shophouses, is an area that strongly retains Peranakan culture. You'll be mesmerized by the gorgeous tiles, window decorations, wooden doors, and other designs that differ from one house to the next. It's not too touristy, so it's also attractive to get a glimpse into the lives of local people. There are also cafes and local gourmet restaurants scattered around, making it the perfect area for a photo walk and snack tour. ② Suntec City "Fountain of Wealth" The "Fountain of Wealth" in the center of Suntec City Mall is famous as one of the world's largest fountains based on feng shui. It is said that if you make a wish while circling the central circular fountain three times clockwise, you will gain wealth and good fortune, making it a popular power spot for tourists and locals alike. At night, there are light-up and music shows, so you can enjoy a different atmosphere by day and night. ③ St. Andrew's Cathedral St. Andrew's Cathedral, with its striking pure white exterior, is the oldest Anglican church in Singapore. Its beautiful Gothic architecture from the British colonial era allows for a tranquil atmosphere in the city center. When you go inside, the high ceilings and stained glass are very majestic, providing a moment of relaxation. The surrounding area is a grassy plaza, and you can see businessmen eating lunch here and there. ✅ Tips and tricks 📍[Katong area (Joo Chiat Road)] About 15-20 minutes walk from MRT "Dakota" or "Paya Lebar" station / Bus also available Cost: Free (only walking around town) Time required: About 30 minutes to 1 hour (photos + cafe break, etc.) 📍[Fountain of Wealth] Directly connected to MRT "Promenade" station (inside Suntec City Mall) Cost: Free (check the official website for the time to enter the fountain) Show time: Usually held from 19:00 to 21:00 (check) 📍[St. Andrew's Cathedral] Right next to MRT "City Hall" station Admission fee: Free (donations welcome) Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:00 (not open during worship) Time required: About 15 to 30 minutes #Singapore