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Kampong Lorong Buangkok – Last Surviving Village on Mainland Singapore
A rare peek into Singapore’s kampong (village) life, surrounded by greenery and rustic wooden houses
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Kampong Lorong Buangkok – Last Surviving Village on Mainland Singapore A rare peek into Singapore’s kampong (village) life, surrounded by greenery and rustic wooden houses
Why bring the kids | Offers a glimpse into old Singapore—traditional houses, chickens roaming, and a slower pace of life. A hands-on way to show kids how things used to be. |
Opening hours | Open 24/7 – It’s a residential area; best to visit during daylight (10:00 AM – 5:00 PM recommended) |
Admission | Free (public road access; please be respectful of residents) |
Family facilities | No formal facilities; bring your own water, hats, and insect repellent. No restrooms. |
Highlights / What to do | • Walk through the kampong paths and spot traditional zinc-roof houses • Observe chickens, fruit trees, and village gardens • Teach kids about history |
Getting there | MRT: Buangkok (NE15) – 12-minute walk via Sengkang Central Bus: 43, 102, 109 – alight at opposite Blk 998D (walk 7 mins) |
Nearby food | Kopitiams and food courts at Hougang Green and Buangkok Square Mall |
Parent tips | • Visit in the morning to avoid heat • No toilets or shops inside the kampong • Remind kids to be respectful—it’s a living, private community |
Contact | No official site – local walking tours occasionally available online |
Socials | Not applicable |
Address | Lorong Buangkok, off Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore 539754 |
A nostalgic time capsule that helps your child see a side of Singapore that’s nearly disappeared.