Ann Siang Hill

Peace Mountain is to the cattle water truck here will see, it is also a landmark of the cattle water truck, now it seems to be a bar or restaurant, after the door has not opened in the morning, I have not gone in to see.

At noon, I finished eating in Chinatown, and braved the sun to go all the way to a food center under the mountain. I wanted to eat dumplings and two other shops. I don’t know, the shops in this food center basically don’t open on weekends, so I ran for nothing. It was really hot! At that time, some fire, want to say that you can no longer do outdoor activities, otherwise you will not pay for the tan! After searching, there is a PS CAF on this peaceful mountain, so I followed the map. The cafe is on the slopes of the peaceful mountain, it is really easy to ignore, pay attention to the children's shoes to go. Although it is a mountain, it is really not a hill. Singapore seems to have no mountains, it is just this type of hill.

Don't go to Anxian Mountain to watch the flowers. It is best to roam. It is recommended to go there around four o'clock and go shopping until the evening. The lazy atmosphere here may infect you. The strokes and graffiti at the corners of the alleys, and you have time to watch slowly. Those specialty shops are probably the most romantic scenery here.

There are many century-old shops along the peaceful mountain (Ann Siang Hill) just a stone's throw from Singapore's bustling central business district, and its antique charm is intriguingly contrasted with the skyscrapers that stand around it. The vibrant combination of independent retail stores, trendy bars and restaurants that encompass all cuisines makes the area the most popular gathering area for students, yuppies and overseas travelers in recent years. Shoppers can browse the boutiques and furniture, then pick a coffee shop or restaurant to relax and drink tea pastries. Peaceful Hills is a great place to soothe your stress in a fast-paced urban life.

In the past, this was the largest two wells in the city, and residents living in Chinatown would come here to fetch water, so it formed a lively scene of people coming and going, and now the rows of old houses here have become bars and specialty restaurants.

In the past, this hill was the place where the people lived in Chinatown, because there were 2 only wells in the city on the mountain, but now the well is no longer needed and sealed, but the surrounding area has been opened into a bar area.

There are many century-old shops in the peaceful mountain area of Singapore, just a stone's throw from the bustling central business district. The antique charm is intriguingly contrasted with the skyscrapers that stand around. The vibrant combination of independent retail stores, trendy bars and restaurants that encompass all cuisines makes the area the most popular gathering area for students, yuppies and overseas travelers in recent years. Shoppers can browse the boutiques and furniture, then pick a coffee shop or restaurant to relax and drink tea pastries. Peaceful Hills is a great place to soothe your stress in a fast-paced urban life.

A small mountain park near Singapore's Central Business District, free of charge, is also close to Chinatown Chinatown.