That's a very sharp observation! There are strict height restrictions at Tampines/Pasir Ris/Changi as they are located near Changi Airport so even new buildings don't go too high :)
I would recommend you to visit places such as Queenstown or Tiong Bahru. You'll get a very different feel of the neighbourhoods compared to what you have visited so far.
2:44 That is fresh taro. 2:56 Yes, that is tapioca. That particular one you were holding was really old and dry, so it already split at the end there. It wouldn't taste very nice. Younger one tastes nicer. 3:13 The one below the ginger is probably be turmeric from what I can see. The one on the right of the turmeric is lemongrass. Right of the lemongrass is water chestnut. and Above the lemongrass, the long green stalk, is called drumstick. The drumstick is where moringa seeds come from. Also, the reason why there are so many types of bananas is because different types of bananas (like the huge one, and the tiny one) is used in cooking. Fried banana, Pisang Goreng, or Goreng Pisang (depending on whether or not you are in Singapore, Malaysia or Indonesia), can be bought in some Malay food stalls. Its really good if you eat it fresh, sweet and savoury, soft inside and crispy outside.
Visit Changi Village. You will find a lot of creepy stories about that area on the internet, especially where the old Changi hospital was. But do not miss the hawker centre. If you have time, you can even take a boat to Pulau Ubin at the jetty. Oh, the place where you said you had goosebumps while walking on the street. It used to be a village until early 1980. I used to live at the kampong there in the 70's.
Its TARO, i thought common for Japanese? is a tropical plant grown primarily for its edible corms, a root vegetable most commonly known as taro (/ˈtɑːroʊ, ˈtæroʊ/), or kalo in Hawaiian (see Names and etymology for an extensive list). It is the most widely cultivated species of several plants in the family Araceae which are used as vegetables for their corms, leaves, and petioles. Taro corms are a food staple in African, Oceanic and South Asian cultures (similar to yams), and taro is believed to have been one of the earliest cultivated plants.
You went to the wrong tampines Road.. I stay at the place you went for 30 years that road and never have I feel any goosebumps .. The one near IKEA is the one.. I dare you to go at night. Google the road and there will be alot of ghost story about it
Few years ago, I rode my bike through the old Tampines road at 2am, I saw a long hair lady waiting for the bus at the bus stop, I hope that is the real human.
Since you mentioned Jurong, just for information you can visit Jurong in different parts: Jurong East, Jurong West, Taman Jurong (oldest), Jurong Industrial Estate (many manufacturing plants here including Japanese's) and Jurong Island (not sure how to enter though). You might want to cover Jurong Swimming Complex. This is a public pool but is bigger than the other pools. Worth going.
there are gantries before jurong island, like sentosa and immigration customs. i’ve only been there once when my dad’s work had a family day tour. you will need a special pass to enter jurong island. i believe even delivery personnel need prior permission.
You should go to Jurong East. It is envisioned as the 2nd CBD. The area around Jurong East MRT has 4 shopping malls: Westgate (Isetan supermarket), JEM, J Cube and IMM. There is a branch of the Yishun 925 Chicken Rice at Blk 132 beside J Cube Mall/NTUC Fairprice but it's not visible from the main road.The area around Chinese Garden MRT has 2 Gardens sourrounded by a lake: Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden though I think the government is renovating them at the moment. Beside Boon Lay MRT is Jurong Point, a very large shopping mall with an indoor Japanese food street at the basement and a Hong Kong Mongkok street on the 3rd level.
That haunted stretch starts from the turn in off Tampines Ave 10, where many many temples sit side-by-side, and goes along the back of Paya Lebar Airbase till you seen the KPE expressway. It appears as just Tampines Road on Google Maps, and the particularly "dirty" location is between the 2 bus stops B31 and B32. You really don't want to wait for the bus at those bus stops at night, or even drive past there if you can help it... Ah, but if you do happen to go by Tampines Road during the day time, there is a pretty awesome Malaysian-style bak kut teh shop along the way. Good Year Bak Kut Teh, if i remember correctly. Malaysian style bak kut teh has a sweet herbal taste, compared to the peppery taste of Singaporean bak kut teh. The place around Good Year is also very very rustic, as if you're transported back to the rural towns in Malaysia.
12:42 singaporeans always have more relatives to visit than other countries because sg is so small, everyone lives less than 2h from anywhere. whereas in other big countries, relatives live in different cities and it’s not as easy to meet often. but, malays usually have larger extended families than the chinese because malays tend to have more children than the chinese. so it’s more common for hari raya visiting to last longer than chinese new year visiting.
@GhibOjisan Hi Ghib, if you are looking for old housing estates, you can go to Tanglin Halt. It's one of the oldest estates in Singapore and The Duchess Kate and Prince Williams came to visit recently. My late grandpa lived there in the 70's and 80's. If you walk up a little further, you can can see the old railway tracks. Although it has been removed, the trail is still there. Just along Commonwealth Road is the old cemetery situated right in the middle of housing estates. It's called the Shuang Long Shan Cemetery. If you are heading to the western Singapore, you can visit Labrador Park. It's one of Singapore's oldest park. I used to go there in the early 80's when I was a kid. There you can see one of the old WWII fort, and there was a rock called Batu Belayar. And old housings that but no longer in use (abandoned). You can still see a couple of the oldest Singapore schools such as Batu Belayar and Labrador Primary school. Further up, you can go to Haw Par Villa and visit the 7 Hells. And then if you wanna check out spooky road, you can try the Kent Ridge road (South Buona Vista). It is a twisted and winding road, that was also once used as a race course. Halfway up the road, you can go to Kent Ridge Park. (this park connects you to Hort Park and Southern Ridges to Mount Faber). That place is quiet and creepy but, you be okay. Up on Pepys Road, there is Bukit Chandu. A museum dedicated to Leftenan Adnan and and his platoon defending Singapore during WWII. (it's under renovation now but you can still take a look). There is a tree where he was captured, hung and killed and I believe is still there near Pepys Road. (but you might get goosebumps). When you are hungry, you can drop by Pasir Panjang Hawker Centre. It's been around for as long as I can remember (upgraded recently). You can also visit Pasir Panjang Wholesale Market. In fact, the south-west part of Singapore (Pasir Panjang) has a lot of historical values still preserved. Thank you for your uploads on Singapore. Love it! :) Have a good weekend.
@@sdqsdq6274 Hi sdq, that's what I thought too but apparently, Teban wasn't built until the 70s when more land was reclaimed in Singapore. The Queenstown estate was built as early as 1950s, after Tiong Bahru and it has many sub -zones as far as Pasir Panjang. Although most of the old Queenstown estates had been upgraded, Tanglin Halt flats might be demolished next year for more BTO flats. Anyway, just sharing this link with you. Have a good week! mycommunity.org.sg/heritage.html
If you like Tampines because the HDB do not build too high and you can see more skies, I recommend that you go to Joo Chiat for a visit and vlog. Joo Chiat always gives me a suburb out of city feel mainly because there are more 2 storey shop houses there and you definitely can feel a more relaxed vibe and of coz, lots of great food there too!!
Tampines buildings are usually below 12 Storeys as its near to military airbase and Changi Airport. The old tampines road that u went to is the wrong one, the very haunted one is in a stretch of 1-2 lanes with lots of Temples near IKEA, Giant Supermarket and Courts. However, I did experience some paranormal activity at that area that u explored. I was having a jog with my friend about 5-6 years back during an evening and I had chills and heard someone whispering into my ears while running past a really old tree near the top of a sloop. Ever since that incident I never want to run there again, so the goosebumps u felt might be something.
The Old Tampines Road you visited isn't the haunted one. The haunted one is actually just named Tampines Road now. If you really Googled it, it's that road the goes round the outside of Payar Lebar Air Base.
ghib san, this is not truly haunted yet. further along the road if you explore deeper, there is the old changi hospital. that place would be much more considered to be haunted!
I actually live at one of the houses u pointed n said they look old along old tampines road. Dont worry it is not haunted and i always walk along that road at night and even midnight! Glad to see my house being featured!
Shouldnt be too scared even if the houses looked old. People still live there, you rarely see abandoned houses/buildings in Singapore. You should try crossing the border to Malaysia and you'll see tons of it.
Black bananas don't mean they are rotten but they contain higher antioxidants. Some people may not like to eat black overripe bananas but these bananas can be eaten as desserts merely by steaming or frying or cooked in lightly sweetened milk coconut soup. 😋
you can take bus 72 from tampines interchange brings you into that stretch of scary part of old tampines road. its the only bus thats goes through that road and brings u to hougang.
I wonder if you can even find a spirit in day light... And for security in HDB, there's security camera right above the lift. And you can't really put your stuff outside the walkway for safety reasons. And for the watchtower you're looking for... It's the building you're walking in 00:12:00, it's the community centre.
Hi, I just started watching your channel recently and I really like it. Is it safe to travel to Singapore in the next two weeks with my family? Please let me know
Newer flats are smaller and up to 6 units per floor That 2 unit floor must be quite old cos even the slightly older ones have up to 4 units per floor. Rental blocks sometimes have even more flats on one floor
Hi Ghibli. May I suggest that you include the parks & park connectors (PCN) on your next visit to a HDB estate. It will add flavour to the somewhat similar HDB buildings in Singapore.
I believe many had mixed up with "Old Tampines Road" with "Tampines Road"~ the "haunted" road you visited was the wrong location~ The actual "haunted" road is at "Tampines Road" opposite Tampines Link (Giant, IKEA, Courts) where you can find many temples side by side each other~ Many still refer that as the "Old Tampines Road" which is not correct~ Anyway, Tampines Road only looks creepy in the night~
Yeap. My parents said last time that road doesn't have lampposts. Dad used to take that route for 'shortcut' to go home from work . He did mentioned that it's a quiet road and sometimes there's a sweet scent. He usually 'speed up' abit.
Rosalind That’s right.......in the darkest of night along that lonely stretch if you get a whiff of floral scent, the old folks would say that Pontianak is stalking you......get the hell out as quickly as your feet can carry you......or......👹👻👿
I know you’ve been to Chinatown before, but I recommend you check out the “old malls” there, like People’s Park Complex (iconic yellow building, not many people know this but there is a bar upstairs with a great view of the area) and People’s Park Centre which lots of old shops and also a really good foodcourt at the basement. Bugis street is also really fun, there’s an indoor air conditioned building inside the market.
Old Tampines Road is notorious because the road is narrow and many bad car accidents happened there. Then the story is the accident victims haunt the road at night.
I feel bad to say this but I feel like these neighbourhood exploration videos have become too commonplace and the videos' content are mostly just you repeating the same stuff about Singapore (housing, hawker etc.). Out of the new videos I enjoyed more of the sembawang hot spring and busking video. All these different estate videos end up all the same anyway. So it does get repetitive and boring, for me at least. I hope you take this as constructive criticism and not hate. :)
This place is haunted? Interesting…I didn’t even know that when I bought one of the 3 storey Peranakan terrace houses there in 1996-1998. But one of the empty bed rooms in the terrace house I bought was indeed always cold even on a hot day. Private or landed properties estate tend to be rather serene or quiet.
The real old tampines road is filled with crematorium and temples linked to Hougang estate. Both sides are lined with trees and not really a walkway... it's beside a military airfield
No, no, thats the wrong Old Tampines Road you went to. The Tampines Road that is supposed to be haunted is further west of Pasir Ris near Tampines Ikea. That old stretch of road is called Tampines Road and it borders the end part of Paya Lebar Airbase.
Old Tampines Road - This the stretch of the infamous road. You can walk on the road side at night along this stretch for your blogging. I cycle along this part before. It used to be dark at certain spots. I think now they have brighten up many dark spots. If you do walk, please wear a blinker so motorists can see you & your sexy self haha. Take bus no 72 to reach here. th-cam.com/video/Q4gwpfEQLY4/w-d-xo.html
Oh yah, the hunted place is along Old Tampines Rd neat to Tampines Ave 10. There's a Chinese temple there. When I was younger, about 20 over years ago, a group of 5 of us were riding bicycle along Old Tampines at night. We were chatting all the while until we were somewhere near the temple, when 3 of my friend suddenly became quiet and started to speed up. We were riding very fast until we hit the 1st HDB block where we stopped to rest. Then the 3 of our friends told the 2 of us that they heard someone who was not us kept gibbering while we a riding slowly near the temple hence they started to speed up. They had no idea who that was and very certain the gibbering is not from any of us. plus they did not see other person there.
Hello Ojisan, u went to the wrong part of Old Tampines Road. There is another stretch of deserted Old Tampines Road with a few Chinese Temples. That is well known spookest road in Singapore. Do check it out ... it is not that bad. Just dun go at night.
Hi Ghib, that so called haunted stretch you went is too peaceful to be haunted 😆 Link up with me, i can bring you for a night out to the actual Old Tampines Road 😉
The "rotten" (its actually overripe close to rotten) banana is great for goreng pisang, it just have that authentic texture (to me) that I like when fried with batters.
I think you went to the wrong road? The old Tampines road I knew has a few Chinese Temples along the road link to Hougang and a lot of trees too?? There’s a workers dormitory before turning in to the road?? Also courts, ikea and giant are near there too. Anyway I used to go to Hougang for math tuition when I was in secondary school I always have to take bus 72 and always had to go through that road at night 9pm+.. One night I saw a woman with long hair and white dress at the bus stop but the driver didn’t stop though so maybe it’s my imagination or something but I’m always scared of going through that road at night..
Bro, you should have walked further up from the houses to the Changi Chapel where they show pics of POWs and what happened during the WW2 then you can also visit the Changi Prison walls.
Hi Ghib! I stay around old tampines road and no hate but, your response to it was slightly too exaggerated. It is definitely one of the older roads located in Tampines region, but nowhere to the extent of it being spooky and haunted. I walk my dog along the same path you walked, everyday at night ~11pm and I see no ghosts :'). Maybe just some rustling sounds come from the tall palm trees at night. Depends on the timing that you visited, the road can get bustling with cars as well, especially after weekday working hours where most drivers drives along that road to reach the nearest expressway - TPE/PIE etc, from their workplace. & although the stretch that you visited shows slightly older houses, there's also many huge and new bungalows built around that area too. Just my opinion :) I love most of your other videos though. Keep doing what you do!
Don't really think those people queueing for new notes are procrastinators as it is common to see long queues for them in Singapore as there are only limited machines that are loaded with new notes for CNY angbaos each year (edit: it is also a tradition to pack/包 new dollar notes in angbaos rather than old notes, same belief as new clothing)
By the way you can try the PAP Tampines North Free Haircut is offered 3-5pm every last Sunday of the month at Tampines Blk 499D. Though their skills are not as good.
Hi Hi Ojisan, You can consider doing a vlog on Khatib lower seletar reservoir. You can get the most beautiful Sunrise in Singapore. You have to be there before 6.30am. From there you can go across the road to ORTO.. A very interesting places you wouldn't regret going. Bring insect repellent.
That's a very sharp observation! There are strict height restrictions at Tampines/Pasir Ris/Changi as they are located near Changi Airport so even new buildings don't go too high :)
Correct
Lol, i didnt know that
I would recommend you to visit places such as Queenstown or Tiong Bahru. You'll get a very different feel of the neighbourhoods compared to what you have visited so far.
Queenstown Shopping Mall's Laksa & Curry Chicken! 😋
2:44 That is fresh taro.
2:56 Yes, that is tapioca. That particular one you were holding was really old and dry, so it already split at the end there. It wouldn't taste very nice. Younger one tastes nicer.
3:13 The one below the ginger is probably be turmeric from what I can see.
The one on the right of the turmeric is lemongrass. Right of the lemongrass is water chestnut. and Above the lemongrass, the long green stalk, is called drumstick. The drumstick is where moringa seeds come from.
Also, the reason why there are so many types of bananas is because different types of bananas (like the huge one, and the tiny one) is used in cooking. Fried banana, Pisang Goreng, or Goreng Pisang (depending on whether or not you are in Singapore, Malaysia or Indonesia), can be bought in some Malay food stalls. Its really good if you eat it fresh, sweet and savoury, soft inside and crispy outside.
Visit Changi Village. You will find a lot of creepy stories about that area on the internet, especially where the old Changi hospital was. But do not miss the hawker centre. If you have time, you can even take a boat to Pulau Ubin at the jetty. Oh, the place where you said you had goosebumps while walking on the street. It used to be a village until early 1980. I used to live at the kampong there in the 70's.
Rontant123 only 1 part of it has converted to hotel
I recommend you to go peninsula mall, there is a alot antique stuff and guitar shops there
Agree lots of guitar shops, if you are lucky you will see some musicians play testing the guitar in the shop. Great place for your vlog.
The smell there is too strong for me lol
@@Happy123 ofc its an old mall
@@Happy123 wear your free mask🤣
12:16 that random girl just said hi vlogger lol
Its TARO, i thought common for Japanese?
is a tropical plant grown primarily for its edible corms, a root vegetable most commonly known as taro (/ˈtɑːroʊ, ˈtæroʊ/), or kalo in Hawaiian (see Names and etymology for an extensive list). It is the most widely cultivated species of several plants in the family Araceae which are used as vegetables for their corms, leaves, and petioles. Taro corms are a food staple in African, Oceanic and South Asian cultures (similar to yams), and taro is believed to have been one of the earliest cultivated plants.
Oh wow! I think it looks different from the taro in Japan🤣
Actually the orange thing is not papaya but sweet potato, there are orange, yellow and purple sweet potatoes.
You went to the wrong tampines Road.. I stay at the place you went for 30 years that road and never have I feel any goosebumps .. The one near IKEA is the one.. I dare you to go at night. Google the road and there will be alot of ghost story about it
Agreed , that's what I about to say . Wrong part of tampines road .
Kian Ong I’m scared
@@MarkzOng true, near IKEA. Heard there's alot of accident happened around that area.
i love that haunted tampines rd
Few years ago, I rode my bike through the old Tampines road at 2am, I saw a long hair lady waiting for the bus at the bus stop, I hope that is the real human.
There’s a Japanese cemetery in Yao Chu Kang road. This is a only one in Singapore since 19th centrally. Quite a interesting place to visit.
Since you mentioned Jurong, just for information you can visit Jurong in different parts: Jurong East, Jurong West, Taman Jurong (oldest), Jurong Industrial Estate (many manufacturing plants here including Japanese's) and Jurong Island (not sure how to enter though). You might want to cover Jurong Swimming Complex. This is a public pool but is bigger than the other pools. Worth going.
there are gantries before jurong island, like sentosa and immigration customs. i’ve only been there once when my dad’s work had a family day tour. you will need a special pass to enter jurong island. i believe even delivery personnel need prior permission.
The watchtower is above McDonalds 😂😂
The HDB is lower in Tampines because they are near Changi Airport.
The orange thing inside the Bubur Cha Cha is sweet potato (imo), not papaya.
3:04キャッサバです
それのデンプンでタピオカを作ります👍
You should go to Jurong East. It is envisioned as the 2nd CBD. The area around Jurong East MRT has 4 shopping malls: Westgate (Isetan supermarket), JEM, J Cube and IMM. There is a branch of the Yishun 925 Chicken Rice at Blk 132 beside J Cube Mall/NTUC Fairprice but it's not visible from the main road.The area around Chinese Garden MRT has 2 Gardens sourrounded by a lake: Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden though I think the government is renovating them at the moment. Beside Boon Lay MRT is Jurong Point, a very large shopping mall with an indoor Japanese food street at the basement and a Hong Kong Mongkok street on the 3rd level.
That haunted stretch starts from the turn in off Tampines Ave 10, where many many temples sit side-by-side, and goes along the back of Paya Lebar Airbase till you seen the KPE expressway. It appears as just Tampines Road on Google Maps, and the particularly "dirty" location is between the 2 bus stops B31 and B32. You really don't want to wait for the bus at those bus stops at night, or even drive past there if you can help it...
Ah, but if you do happen to go by Tampines Road during the day time, there is a pretty awesome Malaysian-style bak kut teh shop along the way. Good Year Bak Kut Teh, if i remember correctly. Malaysian style bak kut teh has a sweet herbal taste, compared to the peppery taste of Singaporean bak kut teh. The place around Good Year is also very very rustic, as if you're transported back to the rural towns in Malaysia.
At 7:41 you will see a shadow in the orange house looking at Ghib and walking away.
8:17
古いHDBだから、5階くらいまで上がれば1フロアすべてつながってる廊下があると思うよ。昔のHDBはリフトが各階に停まらなかったので、廊下はリフトの停まる階にしかなくて、他の階は階段移動だったのです。
12:42 singaporeans always have more relatives to visit than other countries because sg is so small, everyone lives less than 2h from anywhere. whereas in other big countries, relatives live in different cities and it’s not as easy to meet often.
but, malays usually have larger extended families than the chinese because malays tend to have more children than the chinese. so it’s more common for hari raya visiting to last longer than chinese new year visiting.
If you notice most of the buildings are 12 stories tall. Because of the height restrictions placed on them due to an airbase nearby :)
Ah that makes sense!
You should visit St John, Kusu Island. It's a very interesting place to visit.
We love your videos. Very informative and refreshing. Keep it coming, ojisan!
Thank you Rudy😁
@GhibOjisan Hi Ghib, if you are looking for old housing estates, you can go to Tanglin Halt. It's one of the oldest estates in Singapore and The Duchess Kate and Prince Williams came to visit recently. My late grandpa lived there in the 70's and 80's. If you walk up a little further, you can can see the old railway tracks. Although it has been removed, the trail is still there. Just along Commonwealth Road is the old cemetery situated right in the middle of housing estates. It's called the Shuang Long Shan Cemetery.
If you are heading to the western Singapore, you can visit Labrador Park. It's one of Singapore's oldest park. I used to go there in the early 80's when I was a kid. There you can see one of the old WWII fort, and there was a rock called Batu Belayar. And old housings that but no longer in use (abandoned). You can still see a couple of the oldest Singapore schools such as Batu Belayar and Labrador Primary school. Further up, you can go to Haw Par Villa and visit the 7 Hells. And then if you wanna check out spooky road, you can try the Kent Ridge road (South Buona Vista). It is a twisted and winding road, that was also once used as a race course. Halfway up the road, you can go to Kent Ridge Park. (this park connects you to Hort Park and Southern Ridges to Mount Faber). That place is quiet and creepy but, you be okay. Up on Pepys Road, there is Bukit Chandu. A museum dedicated to Leftenan Adnan and and his platoon defending Singapore during WWII. (it's under renovation now but you can still take a look). There is a tree where he was captured, hung and killed and I believe is still there near Pepys Road. (but you might get goosebumps). When you are hungry, you can drop by Pasir Panjang Hawker Centre. It's been around for as long as I can remember (upgraded recently). You can also visit Pasir Panjang Wholesale Market. In fact, the south-west part of Singapore (Pasir Panjang) has a lot of historical values still preserved. Thank you for your uploads on Singapore. Love it! :) Have a good weekend.
not teban ?
@@sdqsdq6274 Hi sdq, that's what I thought too but apparently, Teban wasn't built until the 70s when more land was reclaimed in Singapore. The Queenstown estate was built as early as 1950s, after Tiong Bahru and it has many sub -zones as far as Pasir Panjang. Although most of the old Queenstown estates had been upgraded, Tanglin Halt flats might be demolished next year for more BTO flats. Anyway, just sharing this link with you. Have a good week!
mycommunity.org.sg/heritage.html
The clock tower is actually located at the place where there was a queue to change the new notes :)
If you like Tampines because the HDB do not build too high and you can see more skies, I recommend that you go to Joo Chiat for a visit and vlog. Joo Chiat always gives me a suburb out of city feel mainly because there are more 2 storey shop houses there and you definitely can feel a more relaxed vibe and of coz, lots of great food there too!!
シンガポールの心霊スポット巡り、企画化して欲しいです。
Tampines is near the Changi airport. Hence the buildings cannot be too tall for safety reason. Ganbate Kudasai.
爽やかな笑顔とトークで心霊スポットを紹介する青年wwなんか普通に楽しそう
さとしボヘミアン つぁん♪
わしは断じてこれ観ないぞ！
観ない！
....み、
@@emmamori1020 さん
普通に怖くないから大丈夫っす！
さとしボヘミアン つぁん！
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Tampines buildings are usually below 12 Storeys as its near to military airbase and Changi Airport.
The old tampines road that u went to is the wrong one, the very haunted one is in a stretch of 1-2 lanes with lots of Temples near IKEA, Giant Supermarket and Courts.
However, I did experience some paranormal activity at that area that u explored. I was having a jog with my friend about 5-6 years back during an evening and I had chills and heard someone whispering into my ears while running past a really old tree near the top of a sloop. Ever since that incident I never want to run there again, so the goosebumps u felt might be something.
The Old Tampines Road you visited isn't the haunted one. The haunted one is actually just named Tampines Road now. If you really Googled it, it's that road the goes round the outside of Payar Lebar Air Base.
The first item that you thought was bamboo shoot is actually yam.
やっぱり、シンガポールにもちゃんと心霊スポットってあるんだな。昼だからあまり怖く見えなかったけども。
ghib san, this is not truly haunted yet. further along the road if you explore deeper, there is the old changi hospital. that place would be much more considered to be haunted!
シンガポールに心霊スポットってあるんですね！
ビビってるジブおじさん面白いです笑😂
面白かったー🎵
I stay in Singapore so long I didn't even go to tampines 🙃thanks for showing..
今回もおもしろかったです。
ところで某youtuberのように英語のレッスン動画なども挙げてほしいです。
特にシングリッシュにフォーカスしたり。
これからも、郊外の紹介どんどんしてください！
I actually live at one of the houses u pointed n said they look old along old tampines road. Dont worry it is not haunted and i always walk along that road at night and even midnight! Glad to see my house being featured!
いつも楽しく見てます。有名なシンガポール・ゴースト・ストーリー掲載スポットを一つずつ攻略動画お願いします！
Shouldnt be too scared even if the houses looked old. People still live there, you rarely see abandoned houses/buildings in Singapore. You should try crossing the border to Malaysia and you'll see tons of it.
"On my previous videos, I didnt go up the HDBs because paisei"
HAHAHAHAH I dont know why but that made me laugh 10:07
Black bananas don't mean they are rotten but they contain higher antioxidants. Some people may not like to eat black overripe bananas but these bananas can be eaten as desserts merely by steaming or frying or cooked in lightly sweetened milk coconut soup. 😋
I recommend Eng Kee Noodle House❤️Singapore's oldest wonton noodle shop, from Happy Hookers in Jurong! You really ought to go and see!
you can take bus 72 from tampines interchange brings you into that stretch of scary part of old tampines road. its the only bus thats goes through that road and brings u to hougang.
I wonder if you can even find a spirit in day light... And for security in HDB, there's security camera right above the lift. And you can't really put your stuff outside the walkway for safety reasons. And for the watchtower you're looking for... It's the building you're walking in 00:12:00, it's the community centre.
なるほどジブおじさんの弱点はお化け…と。
こんな暑そうなお天気の良い真っ昼間なので全然怖い感じなかったけどな〜😅
Hi, I just started watching your channel recently and I really like it. Is it safe to travel to Singapore in the next two weeks with my family? Please let me know
Pretty safe, crimewise and virus wise
quite safe!do not worry!
think you better postpone..as it's the virus people are worried about now..
Chris H thanks, that’s exactly what I am going to do
Newer flats are smaller and up to 6 units per floor
That 2 unit floor must be quite old cos even the slightly older ones have up to 4 units per floor.
Rental blocks sometimes have even more flats on one floor
Don't worry, Old Tampines Road is scary only at night. Drivers tend to avoid that road at night and it is very creepy cause of how quiet the area is.
おもしろかったですー
ジブさん、幽霊信じる派なんですね。ちょっと意外でした。笑
宝くじとかtotoみたいなのがシンガポールにもあるんですね。
是非、取り上げていただけると嬉しいです。
My childhood area was at Tampines West.. Thanks for the vid 😊🤗
12:05 For a moment, I thought you were going to try a Prosperity Burger
Hello Ghib! Let me know if you would like to explore haunted or abandon places in Singapore!
What camera set up you're using?
You were near my place on Old Tampines Road. Which day did you film this please?
I'm staying in Tampines! Wish i could spotted you!!
Hi Ghibli. May I suggest that you include the parks & park connectors (PCN) on your next visit to a HDB estate. It will add flavour to the somewhat similar HDB buildings in Singapore.
うわさでは聞いてましたが、こんな場所なんですね。。。w
やばい。しっかりとお祓いしてくださいね😂鳥肌立つ時はなんかありますからねw
うわ、画面に顔が映っとる、と思ったら俺の顔やったわ😄💦
こんばんは⭐︎ 低層HDBに興味を感じます。郊外ならはですね。便利そうだし住んでみたいです。生タピオカにビックリしました。
今度トゥアスなどを散策してみたらどうですか？
Maybe you can try visiting the new Thomson Nature Park to take a look at the kampongs.
いい天気ですね
熱帯モンスーン気候では快晴に近い空の日は少ないし、今は雨期なのではなかったでしたっけ？
You should have explored Temasek Polytechnic in Tampines!
Second this, good way to observe the education standards and system for polys and you can enter with no problem
might not be opened or even if it was it would have stricter entry cause of the virus
I have a feeling that you've been to more places in Singapore than an average Singaporean!
I believe many had mixed up with "Old Tampines Road" with "Tampines Road"~ the "haunted" road you visited was the wrong location~ The actual "haunted" road is at "Tampines Road" opposite Tampines Link (Giant, IKEA, Courts) where you can find many temples side by side each other~ Many still refer that as the "Old Tampines Road" which is not correct~ Anyway, Tampines Road only looks creepy in the night~
Yeap. My parents said last time that road doesn't have lampposts. Dad used to take that route for 'shortcut' to go home from work . He did mentioned that it's a quiet road and sometimes there's a sweet scent. He usually 'speed up' abit.
Rosalind That’s right.......in the darkest of night along that lonely stretch if you get a whiff of floral scent, the old folks would say that Pontianak is stalking you......get the hell out as quickly as your feet can carry you......or......👹👻👿
I like the way he said "mini banana", it's cute
welcome to tampines ! I live in tampines too :D
@ 2.21, you have a super oishii chicken rice in the coffee shop on the
I know you’ve been to Chinatown before, but I recommend you check out the “old malls” there, like People’s Park Complex (iconic yellow building, not many people know this but there is a bar upstairs with a great view of the area) and People’s Park Centre which lots of old shops and also a really good foodcourt at the basement. Bugis street is also really fun, there’s an indoor air conditioned building inside the market.
Old Tampines Road is notorious because the road is narrow and many bad car accidents happened there. Then the story is the accident victims haunt the road at night.
I feel bad to say this but I feel like these neighbourhood exploration videos have become too commonplace and the videos' content are mostly just you repeating the same stuff about Singapore (housing, hawker etc.). Out of the new videos I enjoyed more of the sembawang hot spring and busking video. All these different estate videos end up all the same anyway. So it does get repetitive and boring, for me at least. I hope you take this as constructive criticism and not hate. :)
This place is haunted? Interesting…I didn’t even know that when I bought one of the 3 storey Peranakan terrace houses there in 1996-1998. But one of the empty bed rooms in the terrace house I bought was indeed always cold even on a hot day. Private or landed properties estate tend to be rather serene or quiet.
Haha you used the word "paiseh" 😄
Maybe jap also use paiseh
you should go to bugis. There is a flea market there called Bugis Street you walk into a back alley and then there is a huge market there
The real old tampines road is filled with crematorium and temples linked to Hougang estate. Both sides are lined with trees and not really a walkway... it's beside a military airfield
07:40 look at the left window of the pink house...
the tree reflection
4:25 there is a Japanese School nearby.
And there is free lodging and free curry chicken near Old Tampines Road 🤣
@@ordinaryobserver897 come with 24 hours armed guards😆
ボボチャチャ美味しそうです🤤♥️
心霊は本気で苦手で団地とかは怖い話も多いイメージだから苦手です🥺
でもホラゲーは大好きな矛盾....
Only older HDBs have coffee shops below the block…. Newer ones don’t have that.
No, no, thats the wrong Old Tampines Road you went to. The Tampines Road that is supposed to be haunted is further west of Pasir Ris near Tampines Ikea. That old stretch of road is called Tampines Road and it borders the end part of Paya Lebar Airbase.
Old Tampines Road - This the stretch of the infamous road. You can walk on the road side at night along this stretch for your blogging. I cycle along this part before. It used to be dark at certain spots. I think now they have brighten up many dark spots. If you do walk, please wear a blinker so motorists can see you & your sexy self haha. Take bus no 72 to reach here. th-cam.com/video/Q4gwpfEQLY4/w-d-xo.html
Is a amusing to see you around my neighbourhood 😬
But Cha Cha usually has ingredients like sweet potatoes, yam and some add agar agar inside
Tampinesには会社のオフィスもありまして、日立グループの星子会社が入った建物が駅の近くにあります。私が訪れた中では、Labrador ParkからQueens townへ抜けるルートが、Gillman BarracksやAlexandra Hospitalなど見所が幾つかありまして、おススメです。
やっぱり私はコンドミニアムよりこういう戸建の方が好きですね。
古い地域でお化け出るとかそういう雰囲気最高です。
ジブおじさんが最初に手に取ったのは赤芽芋の一種だと思います。(今回出てきたタロイモもその一種のようなのでそれかも。) 日本ではスーパーではあまり見ませんが、田舎の農産物直売所なんかでよく売られていて、関東住みの私もよく買います。里芋と味は似ていて、調理法も同じです。ジブおじさんもけんちん汁や芋煮にしてみては。
Try to stay in the Old Changi Hospital. It has been converted to a hotel.
Tampinesは空港の近くので、公共団地が低いですよ。空港に近い公共団地はほとんど低いですね
上海のアパートに住んでいた時、やはり部屋のドア横に靴棚を置いているとこ多かったですね。エレベーター室は自転車置き場になってました。日本を離れる時は散々泥棒の話を聞きましたが、これはもう日本の田舎で家に鍵が無いのと同じじゃ無いの？と思いましたね。（その後レンタル自転車が爆発的に増えたので今ではエレベーター室の自転車は減ったかもしれない）
Oh yah, the hunted place is along Old Tampines Rd neat to Tampines Ave 10. There's a Chinese temple there. When I was younger, about 20 over years ago, a group of 5 of us were riding bicycle along Old Tampines at night. We were chatting all the while until we were somewhere near the temple, when 3 of my friend suddenly became quiet and started to speed up. We were riding very fast until we hit the 1st HDB block where we stopped to rest. Then the 3 of our friends told the 2 of us that they heard someone who was not us kept gibbering while we a riding slowly near the temple hence they started to speed up. They had no idea who that was and very certain the gibbering is not from any of us. plus they did not see other person there.
Hello Ojisan, u went to the wrong part of Old Tampines Road. There is another stretch of deserted Old Tampines Road with a few Chinese Temples. That is well known spookest road in Singapore. Do check it out ... it is not that bad. Just dun go at night.
Hi Ghib, that so called haunted stretch you went is too peaceful to be haunted 😆 Link up with me, i can bring you for a night out to the actual Old Tampines Road 😉
Im wheezing throughout the video as soon as he said "not so high watch tower". Istg thats one of the funniest one liner unintentional joke ive heard.
have you been to chinese garden in jurong ojisan? because japanese garden is right beside it too!
The "rotten" (its actually overripe close to rotten) banana is great for goreng pisang, it just have that authentic texture (to me) that I like when fried with batters.
I think you went to the wrong road? The old Tampines road I knew has a few Chinese Temples along the road link to Hougang and a lot of trees too?? There’s a workers dormitory before turning in to the road?? Also courts, ikea and giant are near there too. Anyway I used to go to Hougang for math tuition when I was in secondary school I always have to take bus 72 and always had to go through that road at night 9pm+.. One night I saw a woman with long hair and white dress at the bus stop but the driver didn’t stop though so maybe it’s my imagination or something but I’m always scared of going through that road at night..
Bro, you should have walked further up from the houses to the Changi Chapel where they show pics of POWs and what happened during the WW2 then you can also visit the Changi Prison walls.
Hi Ghib! I stay around old tampines road and no hate but, your response to it was slightly too exaggerated. It is definitely one of the older roads located in Tampines region, but nowhere to the extent of it being spooky and haunted. I walk my dog along the same path you walked, everyday at night ~11pm and I see no ghosts :'). Maybe just some rustling sounds come from the tall palm trees at night.
Depends on the timing that you visited, the road can get bustling with cars as well, especially after weekday working hours where most drivers drives along that road to reach the nearest expressway - TPE/PIE etc, from their workplace. & although the stretch that you visited shows slightly older houses, there's also many huge and new bungalows built around that area too. Just my opinion :) I love most of your other videos though. Keep doing what you do!
Don't really think those people queueing for new notes are procrastinators as it is common to see long queues for them in Singapore as there are only limited machines that are loaded with new notes for CNY angbaos each year (edit: it is also a tradition to pack/包 new dollar notes in angbaos rather than old notes, same belief as new clothing)
By the way you can try the PAP Tampines North Free Haircut is offered 3-5pm every last Sunday of the month at Tampines Blk 499D. Though their skills are not as good.
Hi Hi Ojisan, You can consider doing a vlog on Khatib lower seletar reservoir. You can get the most beautiful Sunrise in Singapore. You have to be there before 6.30am. From there you can go across the road to ORTO.. A very interesting places you wouldn't regret going. Bring insect repellent.