Explained: Singapore's beloved street hawker culture, now a Unesco 'Intangible Heritage'
Explained: Singapore’s beloved street hawker culture, now a Unesco ‘Intangible Heritage’ The hawker centres are representative of Singapore’s multiculturalism, with stalls selling cheap, delicious food of Chinese, Malay, Indian origins, among others. Written by Pooja Pillai , Edited by Explained Desk | New Delhi | Updated: December 24, 2020 7:24:48 am Lau Pa Sat food centre is seen in Singapore. (Reuters Photo: Edgar Su, File) Last week, one of Singapore’s most popular attractions, its vibrant street hawker culture, was designa...
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