Telok Blangah Print
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Telok Blangah is a historic area in Singapore dating back to the 13th century, linked to Sang Nila Utama’s arrival and once a key port for Bugis traders. Its name means “cooking pot bay” in Malay. Officially named in 1907, the area includes landmarks like 19th-century temples and the 1918 Alkaff Mansion.
The illustration highlights the present HDB estate developed in the 1970s, which replaced earlier SIT flats, military sites, and villages. A notable landmark is the Ti Kong Beo (天公廟) temple, distinguished by its statues of the Eight Immortals.
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Telok Blangah Print
Details
Telok Blangah is a historic area in Singapore dating back to the 13th century, linked to Sang Nila Utama’s arrival and once a key port for Bugis traders. Its name means “cooking pot bay” in Malay. Officially named in 1907, the area includes landmarks like 19th-century temples and the 1918 Alkaff Mansion.
The illustration highlights the present HDB estate developed in the 1970s, which replaced earlier SIT flats, military sites, and villages. A notable landmark is the Ti Kong Beo (天公廟) temple, distinguished by its statues of the Eight Immortals.
To find additional details, please visit our Art Prints FAQ page.