Thank for your interest in Singapore 😊 yes indeed, Singapore is 麻雀虽小五脏具全。If to explore beyond the tourist attraction areas, (even at neighborhood/HDB estate) there are so much to discover.
@@TheKrazyKoala look out for those festival where even at neighborhood certain part of public road will be block for religious event. Its the vibrant of Singapore multi racial harmony. 😊
Add little India, Mustapha, Bedok town centre, and of course Geylang sans the seedier sides, to your immersion course. Appreciate your efforts to get to know Sg. Hawker centre visits seem to be the in thing as well. Go deeper into Brickworks, Redhill (just bedsides Redhill station) hawker centres.🎉❤
This is a Burmese Buddhist temple, aesthetic wise is quite different from Chinese or Thai Buddhist temple. I stumble upon it visiting ZhongShan museum. If I recalled correctly, The house was owned by great grandfather of SM Teo Chee Hean who used it to host Dr Sun, founder and first President of modern China who overthrew the Qing dynasty made plans in that house, and whose party lost the China civil war to the communist and fled to Taiwan and “founded Taiwan”. I was pretty intrigued too to find out that such important historical events happened there when I visited the house.
Hi, i was watching your video again. Nice video indeed. Temple and Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall. I've been to the colonial house, it's nice to learnt historical story over there. But the temple never been there before. Looks very interesting temple. I went to Kong Meng Shan Temple at Bishan. Its huge. Nornally during Vesak day people will go there. Diverse culture... Well i taught America is more diverse or other country. That's my comment. 😊☺️
to b singaporean is not by birth. but a commitment to build a just, progressive & equal society for all regardless of race, language n religion of one's background. hopefully after hundreds of years we will have a distinct singapore culture🎉😊
Hi Kamo Koala, Singapore culture seems just as diverse as in U.S. America, just with a stronger asian influence. I read somewhere that approx 90% of the world's population believes in a god. But in the U.S., it seems like a coin toss. Your monk video was fascinating. Thanks for sharing your travels. 🙏
Hello Sow, thanks for your comment. what is Kamo? 90% of population? wow that's a lot. i think SG is very diverse, probably that's why i can live there after traveling around the world
@@TheKrazyKoala Hi Koala, It's really suppose to be Camo, short for camoflauge, since you wore a camo shirt throughout most of the video. But Kamo matches better with Koala. 😊 90% is a relatively old statistic. But, people in the "western" world, particularly the scientific establishment, seem to try to propagandize an atheistic world view. Btw, what are your thoughts regarding De-Dollarization, World Reserve Currency Shift, and the significance of the 2017/2024 Solar eclipses?
No, it’s not just as diverse as in US. Not even close. Most of the immigrants to SG that it attracts are from Malaysia, and smaller numbers of Chinese and Indians who have given up on trying for the West.
@@TrumponSoaksUpRedno, that is immigration patterns of recent decades. We are very diversed! You will be surprised that there are Japanese living in Singapore even before British colonial era. Their descendants are still here , looking much like Singaporean Chinese to the uninitiated. Also, there are the Peranakans, whom also look just like Singaporean Chinese but have a very distinctive cultural heritage. Even with our Malays , there are Javanese, boyanese, bugis to orang lauts, distinctive language to bloodline, but many foreigners do not know the differences as they skim around Singapore on the surface. Even amongst the majority Singaporean Chinese, we are very different from one dialect group to the other, different food, different practices and different native language. As for immigration history, people from all over the world are here and married into local families. In my predominantly Singaporean Chinese family alone, we have generations of English, polish, Japanese, Malay and Indian bloodline. And we look like Chinese to strangers.
History provides a country the continuity of culture, where its roots began. History can bond the people together with a common destiny. Each generation should strive to improve over the previous generation. Hence every country should have a museum to show case how the country has progressed.
😊🙏 Vesak Day is a Commemorative Day of the Birth , Enlightenment & His Entering into Parinirvana Day ( Entering into His Pureland in the Tusita Sukhavati Pureland ) of Sakyamuni Buddha some 2,600 years ago in Northern India ... The bathing of the Sakyamuni Buddha signified the act of cleansing the pourer's bad karma away ... On the other hand , Amitabha Buddha of the Western Pureland was an Ancient Buddha that was introduced by Sakyamuni Buddha to make it easier for future Buddhists to enter into a Buddhaland by Doing Good & reciting NAMO AMITABHA Buddha mantra respectfully & faithfully so as to be guided into His Western Pureland when we depart from this mundane world ... 🙏 NÅMÖ ÅMÏTÅBHÅ Buddha @ ÖM ÅMÏ ĐÈWÅ HŘÏH ( Amitabha's heart mantra ) 🙏 🌷🌿🌏✌💜🕊
Hi koala, Thank you for making this wonderful video especially the building of Mr. Sun Yat Sen in Chinese's is 孙中山先生. After your this video may go and visit that place again.
Sun Yat Sen has been an important part of Chinese History. Known as a revolutionary figure who figures in the downfall of the Qing Dynasty in early 20th Century.
@@TheKrazyKoala Happy Birthday! Your birhtday wishes are Health and Peace (Inner peace & World Peace). I'll take you out to lunch, you game? I'm in San Francisco, and in sweat shirt as it is quite cold. One more week of this only before going to Osaka then Singapore.
Thank You Koala for showing the world Singapore, through your unique and personal experiences. Thank you for volunteering for NS. You now know why and what ...and probably the who and the when - with regards to Singapore's purpose for existing. This is Home, Truly. ❤ ( BTW, great videos on your channel.)
The bowing down to Buddha is not to idolize Buddha. Buddha never wanted and meant it that way. It is to self-reflect our behavior and lower our ego, which is the cause of many of our own troubles.
Apakah masih ada asap import pembakaran lahan kelapa sawit, export asap dari negara ku, itu kacamata hitam putih 😁😅😑Are you to find something else in your mind. I can text little English.
A few mistakes. The place you visited, should be Balestier not Toa Payoh. The temple u visited belings to the Theravada Buddhism. Should be similar to Thailand, may be prayer practice slightly different. Last one, Sun yat sen a politician who overthrow the last chinese dynasty like Granhdi overthrow British empire.
Hi, KK! U r doing better than some msians who keep saying that sg has no culture even tho it's about the same as theirs. U r becoming a real Singaporean. How about the food side? We practically worship.our hawkers. Walk a little further down from d park n u reach whampoa makan place. Super food n I used to be crazy about the french loaves at the bakery. Dunked hot into chicken curry, they r heavenly. Need to share the rewards of being Singaporean 😋
Check out my new channel! www.youtube.com/@KoalaTravelSolo
See you on my IG: instagram.com/thekrazykoalaac/
Can't wait to visit Singapore one day 😍
welcome you !!!!
HawPar Villa would be a nice place to visit... it's a theme park based on Chinese mythology and folklore... 😊
Welcome ❤❤❤
you are a kind hearted and compassionate lady. that's why you can even encounter vesak day and take part in the ceremony. very blessed.
appreciate your kind compliment!! and today is my birthday haha
Hello fellow Sg PR here. Love your videos showing the world Singapore's culture spots. New MRT stations this week!
Oh. Which station?
@@SmilingGirl-gf2yf lol ya
Thank for your interest in Singapore 😊 yes indeed, Singapore is 麻雀虽小五脏具全。If to explore beyond the tourist attraction areas, (even at neighborhood/HDB estate) there are so much to discover.
Haha ya love exploring!!
@@TheKrazyKoala look out for those festival where even at neighborhood certain part of public road will be block for religious event. Its the vibrant of Singapore multi racial harmony. 😊
Thank you. Another great and informative video. Keep them coming !!
So sweet of you!
Do share my videos too!
@@TheKrazyKoala sure, why not..so more people can enjoy your videos..
I thought u live farther away like in Punggol or something? U live in Toa Payoh?
hahaha i live everywhere lol
Add little India, Mustapha, Bedok town centre, and of course Geylang sans the seedier sides, to your immersion course. Appreciate your efforts to get to know Sg. Hawker centre visits seem to be the in thing as well. Go deeper into Brickworks, Redhill (just bedsides Redhill station) hawker centres.🎉❤
This is a Burmese Buddhist temple, aesthetic wise is quite different from Chinese or Thai Buddhist temple. I stumble upon it visiting ZhongShan museum. If I recalled correctly, The house was owned by great grandfather of SM Teo Chee Hean who used it to host Dr Sun, founder and first President of modern China who overthrew the Qing dynasty made plans in that house, and whose party lost the China civil war to the communist and fled to Taiwan and “founded Taiwan”. I was pretty intrigued too to find out that such important historical events happened there when I visited the house.
yes i found it so too! exactly!
KK, I saw my auntie in your video!! 😆 so surprised.. haha
Hahaha really?! Where??
As a Singaporean having not gone to Sun Yat Sen memorial hall in a while, it brought me a lot of memories.
Oh that’s great! Amazing museum!
Hi, i was watching your video again. Nice video indeed. Temple and Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall. I've been to the colonial house, it's nice to learnt historical story over there. But the temple never been there before. Looks very interesting temple. I went to Kong Meng Shan Temple at Bishan. Its huge. Nornally during Vesak day people will go there. Diverse culture... Well i taught America is more diverse or other country. That's my comment. 😊☺️
oh i'm soooo soo soo happy to hear that!!! hope you'll share my video with frds too!
to b singaporean is not by birth. but a commitment to build a just, progressive & equal society for all regardless of race, language n religion of one's background. hopefully after hundreds of years we will have a distinct singapore culture🎉😊
Which chinese you referring to ?
love that!!
@TIY555particularly mention the mainland Chinese or PRC
Nice and funny thumbnail. I think your shock that there is a suprise for you that you don't get, even though you live in Singapore.
haha is it funny?
Yes your thumbnail of the picture.
Hi Kamo Koala, Singapore culture seems just as diverse as in U.S. America, just with a stronger asian influence. I read somewhere that approx 90% of the world's population believes in a god. But in the U.S., it seems like a coin toss. Your monk video was fascinating. Thanks for sharing your travels. 🙏
Hello Sow, thanks for your comment. what is Kamo? 90% of population? wow that's a lot. i think SG is very diverse, probably that's why i can live there after traveling around the world
@@TheKrazyKoala Hi Koala, It's really suppose to be Camo, short for camoflauge, since you wore a camo shirt throughout most of the video. But Kamo matches better with Koala. 😊 90% is a relatively old statistic. But, people in the "western" world, particularly the scientific establishment, seem to try to propagandize an atheistic world view. Btw, what are your thoughts regarding De-Dollarization, World Reserve Currency Shift, and the significance of the 2017/2024 Solar eclipses?
No, it’s not just as diverse as in US. Not even close. Most of the immigrants to SG that it attracts are from Malaysia, and smaller numbers of Chinese and Indians who have given up on trying for the West.
@@TrumponSoaksUpRedno, that is immigration patterns of recent decades. We are very diversed! You will be surprised that there are Japanese living in Singapore even before British colonial era. Their descendants are still here , looking much like Singaporean Chinese to the uninitiated. Also, there are the Peranakans, whom also look just like Singaporean Chinese but have a very distinctive cultural heritage. Even with our Malays , there are Javanese, boyanese, bugis to orang lauts, distinctive language to bloodline, but many foreigners do not know the differences as they skim around Singapore on the surface. Even amongst the majority Singaporean Chinese, we are very different from one dialect group to the other, different food, different practices and different native language. As for immigration history, people from all over the world are here and married into local families. In my predominantly Singaporean Chinese family alone, we have generations of English, polish, Japanese, Malay and Indian bloodline. And we look like Chinese to strangers.
History provides a country the continuity of culture, where its roots began. History can bond the people together with a common destiny. Each generation should strive to improve over the previous generation. Hence every country should have a museum to show case how the country has progressed.
It’s an amazing museum to visit!
😊🙏 Vesak Day is a Commemorative Day of the Birth , Enlightenment & His Entering into Parinirvana Day ( Entering into His Pureland in the Tusita Sukhavati Pureland ) of Sakyamuni Buddha some 2,600 years ago in Northern India ... The bathing of the Sakyamuni Buddha signified the act of cleansing the pourer's bad karma away ... On the other hand , Amitabha Buddha of the Western Pureland was an Ancient Buddha that was introduced by Sakyamuni Buddha to make it easier for future Buddhists to enter into a Buddhaland by Doing Good & reciting NAMO AMITABHA Buddha mantra respectfully & faithfully so as to be guided into His Western Pureland when we depart from this mundane world ... 🙏 NÅMÖ ÅMÏTÅBHÅ Buddha @ ÖM ÅMÏ ĐÈWÅ HŘÏH ( Amitabha's heart mantra ) 🙏 🌷🌿🌏✌💜🕊
it's a really amazing culture that i've loved
Hi koala,
Thank you for making this wonderful video especially the building of Mr. Sun Yat Sen in Chinese's is 孙中山先生. After your this video may go and visit that place again.
oh haha that's amazing! glad to hear that! please invite your frds to visit this video and go to that museum too!
@@TheKrazyKoala Sure will do that as we will be going in groups.
May all your wishes come true in your heart feeling soul
You too! Hope to see you on my new channel too! youtube.com/@koalatravelsolo?si=J_tkmbZxUBJh3qcB
Ahhhh..you discovered some place different in balestier? But uts not new yah?? But looks good anyway. Thanks for sharing anyway
Haha. Toa Payoh
Sun Yat Sen has been an important part of Chinese History. Known as a revolutionary figure who figures in the downfall of the Qing Dynasty in early 20th Century.
So cool ! ... 😊
so happy to see you here!
@@TheKrazyKoala Yout're so well-travelled...
Your channel is cool ! ... 😊
Heading to Singapore from the Bay Area in 2 weeks. Not looking forward to the heat though.
Haha I’m in Bay Area. Did u see my new video? What’s My Birthday Wish This Year?
th-cam.com/video/krZ5DpMqhuY/w-d-xo.html
@@TheKrazyKoala Happy Birthday! Your birhtday wishes are Health and Peace (Inner peace & World Peace). I'll take you out to lunch, you game? I'm in San Francisco, and in sweat shirt as it is quite cold. One more week of this only before going to Osaka then Singapore.
can check out 'Rojak' culture of Singapore. That's us.
haha ya true that
Crazy Koala married a real 🐨 koala 🤩 them be member of KOALA 🐨 Family Laaa ok 😂
lol how does that work
@@TheKrazyKoala means migrate to Australia 🦘 where kangaroos & 🐨 koalas Will be with your dream Land Laaa ok 😅😂🤣
This is the Burmese temple?
yes
Hi Krazy, I like your English tones , I’m learning English with your videos 😊
oh thank you!! what's your first language?
@@TheKrazyKoala Chinese
Welcome to Singapore the multi-culture society. 😁
it's amazing!
Great tour of Singapore as always, have you thought of doing a collab with fellow youtuber Ghib Ojisan someday?
haha thank you. i haven't yet. does he know me?
@@TheKrazyKoala To be honest I have no idea, but I just find his content is quite well matched with yours.
Thank You Koala for showing the world Singapore, through your unique and personal experiences.
Thank you for volunteering for NS. You now know why and what ...and probably the who and the when - with regards to Singapore's purpose for existing.
This is Home, Truly. ❤
( BTW, great videos on your channel.)
awww thank you so much!! hope to see more comments from your friends in the future too!
Monthly 2 time for Buddhist Chinese calander ( second 2 first week & last 2 week)🎉😊
Oh 2x a month?!!
@@TheKrazyKoala please visit New S'pore mandai bird park before Jurong park with Australia Koala 🐨 now aahhh I'm not sure 😃
@@TheKrazyKoala why KrazyKoala papa & mama never appear??? 😮🤔😭
Nice vid! ❤
thank you for watching :))
The bowing down to Buddha is not to idolize Buddha. Buddha never wanted and meant it that way. It is to self-reflect our behavior and lower our ego, which is the cause of many of our own troubles.
oh thank you for your info! interesting!
I noticed there was a McDonald's I thought that you were going inside their to show us their McDonald's it looks really expensive to me too fancy
hola Mario. so nice to see you here again!! i love mcdonalds!
@@TheKrazyKoala 😁💜
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Kk You look like you got a new look some what. Not sure but you look different
Oh haha 😂 I cut my hair
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hi amy thanks for watching!!
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Apakah masih ada asap import pembakaran lahan kelapa sawit, export asap dari negara ku, itu kacamata hitam putih 😁😅😑Are you to find something else in your mind. I can text little English.
hi hi thank you for watching
A few mistakes. The place you visited, should be Balestier not Toa Payoh. The temple u visited belings to the Theravada Buddhism. Should be similar to Thailand, may be prayer practice slightly different. Last one, Sun yat sen a politician who overthrow the last chinese dynasty like Granhdi overthrow British empire.
WRONG!!!! Should be Burmese Buddhist Temple @Ah Hood Road off Balestier Road. Opposite Toa Payoh HDB Hub.
Hi, KK! U r doing better than some msians who keep saying that sg has no culture even tho it's about the same as theirs. U r becoming a real Singaporean. How about the food side? We practically worship.our hawkers. Walk a little further down from d park n u reach whampoa makan place. Super food n I used to be crazy about the french loaves at the bakery. Dunked hot into chicken curry, they r heavenly. Need to share the rewards of being Singaporean 😋
David is correct:)
haha yees Maocat, i need to make food video very soon!
What is SG culture to me? Kiasuism!
hhaha
Kiasu (怕输）好过“死不認输”！
走到景点，热到連媽媽都不認識了。掉头就走。
Talk nonsense.
心里平静 内心自然凉快
@@liny9759 说的容易，练习一辈子也不一定做的到😅但必须继续练到下辈子，一直的练…..