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📄 Additional details
Geylang Bahru is a small neighborhood estate located in the southeastern part of Singapore within the region of Kallang. It is a sub-urban area filled with HDB flats, condominiums, offices, Light industrial estates and other recreational facilities. It is under Moulmein-Kallang GRC..
Transportation: Modes of transportation are made easy via Kallang, Potong Pasir, Boon Keng and future Geylang Bahru Mrt stations and the numerous bus services available here. Toa Payoh Bus Interchange is the nearest here. Major expressway like Pan Island Expressway and Central Expressway will allow vehicle owners easy access to many parts of Singapore. Driving to Orchard shopping district or central business district will take you about 10 to 25 minutes.
Transportation: Modes of transportation are made easy via Kallang, Potong Pasir, Boon Keng and future Geylang Bahru Mrt stations and the numerous bus services available here. Toa Payoh Bus Interchange is the nearest here. Major expressway like Pan Island Expressway and Central Expressway will allow vehicle owners easy access to many parts of Singapore. Driving to Orchard shopping district or central business district will take you about 10 to 25 minutes.
Recreational facilities in the neighborhood include Kallang Riverside Park, Kolam Ayer Community Club, Kallang Basin Swimming Complex, Geylang Bahru Swimming Complex and Geylang West Community Centre. There are also several industrial buildings around. There are many entertainment services and amenities available at mega malls such as Pavillion Square, Eminent Plaza, Guillemard Village, City Square Mall, Kallang Leisure Park, Serangoon Plaza, Mustafa Centre and also Geylang Serai Malay Village.
Recreational facilities in the neighborhood include Kallang Riverside Park, Kolam Ayer Community Club, Kallang Basin Swimming Complex, Geylang Bahru Swimming Complex and Geylang West Community Centre. There are also several industrial buildings around. There are many entertainment services and amenities available at mega malls such as Pavillion Square, Eminent Plaza, Guillemard Village, City Square Mall, Kallang Leisure Park, Serangoon Plaza, Mustafa Centre and also Geylang Serai Malay Village.
Healthcare: For medical consult, you can head General Practitioner Clinics, Geylang Polyclinic and Singapore General Hospital in the area to provide specialist healthcare services for the residents.
Places of worship: These include Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple at 30C St Michael's Rd,Nanyang Buddhist Culture Service / The Singapore Buddhist Lodge at 43 Lorong 17 Geylang, Sri Manmatha Karuneshvarar (Sivan) Temple at 226 Kallang Rd, Kim Keat Christian Church at 11 Beng Wan Rd and Masjid Sallim Mattar at 1 Mattar Rd.
Places of worship: These include Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple at 30C St Michael's Rd,Nanyang Buddhist Culture Service / The Singapore Buddhist Lodge at 43 Lorong 17 Geylang, Sri Manmatha Karuneshvarar (Sivan) Temple at 226 Kallang Rd, Kim Keat Christian Church at 11 Beng Wan Rd and Masjid Sallim Mattar at 1 Mattar Rd.
Did you know?
1. Geylang Seria Malay Village built in 1989 is lined with Malay Kampung house replicas which exhibit the Malay lifestyle back in the sixties. The village aids in the preservation of the Malay Culture, Heritage and Customs. However, in 2008 the URA announced that Geylang Seria Malay Village will be demolished despite multiple petitions and appeals. After 23 years of long lasting history, it officially closed down on 26 Sept 2011. Replacing it will be a brand new civic centre which is named Wisma Geylang Serai which will host a Malay Heritage Gallery and community club.
2. Old Kallang Airport opened in 1973 was one of Singapore’s first civil airports. Previously civil planes land in Seletar Airport which is built in 1920s. Old Airport Road formed the boundaries of Old Kallang Airport. Strained by heavy air traffic Old Kallang Airport closed down after the completion of Paya Lebar Airport in 1955. The buildings were then taken over by People’s Association (PA) back in 1960 which were their headquarters until 2009, 50 years later.
3. Kallang National Stadium which has a 55,000 capacity was opened on 21st July 1973. Over here, it had hosted 18 National Parades, 3 Southeastern Asian Games, Malaysian Cup and multiple concerts. After 44 years of glittering history, it was closed in 2007 although it continued to host East Asia, Asean and World Cup Qualifying Games till 2010. Demolishment started work in September 2011.
4. Back in 1979, a brutal murder of four children in one of the rental Geylang Bahru Hdb flats remained unsolved till today. The victims suffered more than 20 slashes on their bodies. Their bodies were found by their parents when they returned from work. Few suspects were questioned however this premeditated murder remained a mystery as there was no force entry and no concrete evidence to nail down the murderer.
1. Geylang Seria Malay Village built in 1989 is lined with Malay Kampung house replicas which exhibit the Malay lifestyle back in the sixties. The village aids in the preservation of the Malay Culture, Heritage and Customs. However, in 2008 the URA announced that Geylang Seria Malay Village will be demolished despite multiple petitions and appeals. After 23 years of long lasting history, it officially closed down on 26 Sept 2011. Replacing it will be a brand new civic centre which is named Wisma Geylang Serai which will host a Malay Heritage Gallery and community club.
2. Old Kallang Airport opened in 1973 was one of Singapore’s first civil airports. Previously civil planes land in Seletar Airport which is built in 1920s. Old Airport Road formed the boundaries of Old Kallang Airport. Strained by heavy air traffic Old Kallang Airport closed down after the completion of Paya Lebar Airport in 1955. The buildings were then taken over by People’s Association (PA) back in 1960 which were their headquarters until 2009, 50 years later.
3. Kallang National Stadium which has a 55,000 capacity was opened on 21st July 1973. Over here, it had hosted 18 National Parades, 3 Southeastern Asian Games, Malaysian Cup and multiple concerts. After 44 years of glittering history, it was closed in 2007 although it continued to host East Asia, Asean and World Cup Qualifying Games till 2010. Demolishment started work in September 2011.
4. Back in 1979, a brutal murder of four children in one of the rental Geylang Bahru Hdb flats remained unsolved till today. The victims suffered more than 20 slashes on their bodies. Their bodies were found by their parents when they returned from work. Few suspects were questioned however this premeditated murder remained a mystery as there was no force entry and no concrete evidence to nail down the murderer.
