Ying Fo Fui Kun

Not far from the Chinese people gathered in China, the area is not very large, but the architectural amusement is also very beautiful, a bit Chinese style, also combined with the architectural characteristics of Nanyang, pass by to see

Hakkas also account for a large proportion of Chinese in Singapore, which is actually similar to Chaoshan and southern Fujian. So when you get here, you can visit a lot of historical information about Hakkas in Singapore.

This Chinese is called Yinghe Hall. After visiting Singapore, it is also very good to learn about the humanities and history. The original name of Yinghe Hall is Yinghe Hall, which is one of the Hakka clan halls in Singapore. Founded in 1822, three years after Singapore opened, it is the first guest group in Singapore, second only to Ningyang Hall, and the second oldest geographical Chinese community in Singapore.