A Joyful Sojourn through Bukit Pasoh (Pot Hill) — One of Singapore's Chinatown Four Districts
The Bukit Pasoh Journey Starts The journey begins at the Singapore City Gallery, housed within the URA Building, where the story of Singapore’s urban evolution sets the stage. From here, the path winds past Maxwell Road Market, a beloved food haven of steaming bowls of noodles and chicken rice have long drawn both locals and visitors. The air is alive with sounds and aromas typical of a street market, a reminder that food has always been the heartbeat of Chinatown. Further along, the Jinrikisha Station rises with its stately façade, built in 1903 as the headquarters for rickshaw pullers. Its brick walls and arched windows speak of a time when human strength powered the city’s transport, and its presence today is a proud monument to resilience and change. Jinrikisha Station at 1 Neil Road Neil Road’s Living Heritage Along Neil Road, rows of pre‑war shophouses and terraced homes rise gracefully in their two‑ and three‑story formations, shaded by the timeless shelter of five‑foot w...