我们在新加坡的第三天开始。我们早上7点起床。那天我们行程中的第一项是唐人街遗产徒步旅行，我很兴奋，因为我以前从未去过新加坡的这一部分。请注意，这是自己动手的旅行。甚至在旅行之前，我已经确定了去的地方，所以我以某种方式知道会发生什么。我和妈妈只用地图武装，前往Telok Ayer街，放松身心，希望能启发，在唐人街周围走来走去。

Although part of Singapore Chinatown, Telok Ayer Street boasts of multi-religious buildings and structures.Aside from a Chinese temple, the street is also home to a mosque, a Methodist Church and an Indian shrine.使困惑？欢迎来到俱乐部。But that’s what makes this place more endearing.It tells you so much about how Singapore values diversity in culture and religion.

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如何到达Telok Ayer街

我们来自Little India的G4背包客旅馆，我们只带MRT到达Telok Ayer Street。这是我们做到的：

From Little India MRT Station (North East Line), take the train going to Harbourfront.
在Outram Park上下车
转移到东西方线，乘坐火车前往Pasir Ris。
在Tanjong Pagar上下车
寻找出口G。遵循标志。

从Tanjong Pagar站来看，您将很容易看到几乎就在跨越的卫理公会教堂的建筑物。

很久以前，Telok Ayer在海滨。因此，当您开始走路时，想象一下自己在海滩上散步，当您惊叹于这些奇妙的寺庙和遗产房屋时。呵呵。那一定是完全不同的。无论如何，Telok Ayer仍然是一个不错的参观场所，因为建筑物经过修复和保存良好。

这是您在该地区行走时会享受的有趣结构：

1. Telok Ayer中国卫理公会教堂

Telok Ayer中国卫理公会教堂是新加坡最早的中国基督教教堂之一，具有东方和西方影响的结合。该建筑物的中国风格的屋顶盖，但窗户上可以注意到它的装饰艺术特征。

Because we were really hungry, we decided to grab a quick breakfast at Amoy Street Food Centre. It was still very early so only a few food stalls were open. Fortunately for us, we found a stall that we really liked. You may choose to eat here or if you’re not hungry, finish this walk first and then walk to Maxwell Food Centre, which is just around the corner.

2. Al-Abrar清真寺（Masjid al-Abrar）

Al-Abrar Mosque started out as a thatched hut in 1827. This humble beginning is why it is called by its other name “Kuchu Palli,” which means “small mosque” in Tamil. It is also called Masjid Chulia because this was where immigrants from Coromandal Coast in Southern India worshiped.

这座清真寺已经从茅草小屋走了很长一段路。在1850年至1855年之间，它进行了一系列的转变。但是我们今天看到的大部分内容都是1986年翻新的广泛产品。

3. Thian Hock Keng

Thian Hock Keng可能是徒步旅行中我最喜欢的部分。这只是一个杰出的！立面或大门很漂亮，内部更加好。主要的祈祷大厅是天堂女王的形象的故乡。旁边是生命的保护者鲍·肖·达迪（Bao Sheng da Di），是战神的关蒂（Guan Ti）。他们说，这座寺庙主要是道教，但里面也有儒家和佛教元素。

Said to be the oldest Chinese temple in Singapore, this beautiful structure started out as a humble joss house in 1821-1822. It was built to honor the Protector of Sojourners, Ma Zu Po. That’s why in its early years, Chinese immigrants would visit this place to give thanks for safe travel. Centuries ago, this temple was actually on the beach and it was the first place that Chinese travelers would go to when they reach the island.

From 1839 to 1842, the humble joss house went through a major reconstruction using Chinese techniques. The reconstruction was started by philanthropist Tan Tock Seng. The most amazing part of how it was constructed was the fact that the whole structure was supported by only wooden and brick walls and nowhere in the temple will you find nails. Not a single one.

在这个地方的一切设计都令人震惊。一切都是错综复杂的。我不能。只是不能。美丽的！

您看到上面照片的右下部分吗？那是应该保护圣殿的门卫之一。

The one thing that I liked the most being in this temple was that while I was taking pictures, I realized that although I was in an ancient site, I could still see the gorgeous, modern buildings. It’s an overwhelming mixture of the past and the present of Singapore.

请注意，在圣殿的大部分地区都允许摄影，但在主祈祷厅不允许摄影。

4. Nagor Durgha神社

距Thian Hock Keng几码处的是Nagore Durha，这是一座美丽的印度神社，我认为这看起来像是一个巨大的分层奶油蛋糕。：d

这座印度穆斯林神社最初被称为Shahul Hamid，由印度南部的穆斯林移民于1828 - 1830年建造。这解释了其建筑中古典和印度穆斯林元素的完美结合。立面设有拱形窗户之间的拱形门口。窗户和门口的上方是类似于宫殿的错综复杂的蕾丝式设计。在角落里是高层分层的宣礼塔。

5. Amoy Street

在被Nagor Durgha炸毁后，向左转到垂直于Telok Ayer的街道 - Boon Tat Street。然后再次左转到Amoy街。这是一条美丽而轻松的街道（也许是因为我们在那里的时候是星期天）。沿着阿莫伊街（Amoy Street）漫步，在那里看到许多第二个过渡风格的家伙。您会在这条街上的房屋建筑中看到许多不同的影响。

Walk until you reach the end of the road and you’ll find yourself at the Amoy Street Food Centre again. From here, you may choose to go back to the Tanjong Pagar MRT Station or if you’re hungry, find your way to the Maxwell Food Center nearby.