Ann Siang Hill

Ann Siang Hill is something you’ll see when you go to Chinatown. It’s considered a landmark of Chinatown. It seems to have become a bar or restaurant now. I passed by it early in the morning but it wasn’t open yet so I didn’t go in to take a look.

After lunch in Chinatown, I walked to a food center at the foot of the mountain in the sun, wanting to eat rice dumplings and two other shops. Who knew that the shops in this food center were basically closed on weekends, so I went there in vain. It was really hot! I was a little angry at the time, thinking that I couldn’t do outdoor activities anymore, otherwise I would get tanned and it would be a loss! I searched and found that there was a PS CAFÉ on Ann Siang Hill, so I followed the map. The cafe is on the hillside of Ann Siang Hill, which is really easy to overlook. Please pay attention if you want to go there. Although this is a mountain, it’s really not a small hill. There don’t seem to be many high mountains in Singapore, just this type of hillside.

Don't just take a quick look at Ann Siang Hill. It's better to wander around. It's recommended to go there around 4 o'clock and walk until the evening. The lazy atmosphere here may infect you. If you have time, you should also take your time to appreciate the calligraphy and graffiti on the street corners. Those special shops may be the most romantic scenery here.

Peace Mountain is located in a residential area, is a good place for nearby residents to exercise, the atmosphere is also very peaceful, it is worth seeing.

Ann Siang Hill is near Chinatown, a neighborhood full of old Southeast Asian atmosphere. When you come here, you will be transported back to the days before the Pacific War. The old here is full of literary style, and there are many unique shops on the roadside that are very outstanding. It is worth a visit.