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Daily Cuts - Singapore HeritageFest 2024 – Chicken Rice Diaries: The Hainan Story in Bugis

Daily Cuts - Singapore HeritageFest 2024 – Chicken Rice Diaries: The Hainan Story in Bugis
16 May 2024 08:53PM
18 mins

Melanie Oliveiro finds out more about a Singapore HeritageFest 2024 tour called ‘Chicken Rice Diaries: The Hainan Story in Bugis’. Key personnel from CQ @ Clarke Quay & Bugis, as well as Tribe Tours will talk about this two-hour adventure through Singapore's vibrant Bugis district with a Hainanese guide. Highlights include a bingo game with hidden clues,  origins of the Hainanese community in the Bugis precinct,  stories of the Hainanese bartender who invented the world-famous Singapore Sling and more.

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