Tan Teng Niah

Chen Dongling's former residence has a history of more than 100 years. It is a bit of a Chinese-style building. The most beautiful garden is still in a building. There are not many tourists to visit. It is a building worth visiting.

Located in the bustling area of Little India, it is a Chinese-style villa built by rich Chinese businessman Chen Dongling for his wife in 1900. There is a five-legged arcade in front of it, with colorful exterior walls and an award from the Singapore Institute of Architects in 1991.

When I came to Little India to go shopping and eat, I saw a building. The area is still relatively large. In Little India, it is still a relatively distinctive indicator attraction. It is a place to find it.

I didn’t realise what this was when I happened to wander past it, but it’s a really fun and attractive building that makes you want to stop and take a closer look. It’s a colourful and bright, highly decorated Chinese villa, in the midst of Little India. It’s only a couple of minutes’ walk from Little India LRT station, and while in the area you can also visit Hindu temples and the Tekka food centre.

Located in the bustling downtown area of Little India, this is said to be a villa built by Chen Dongling for his wife