Heritage
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Cultural Threads
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 02 May 2012
Forward-thinking Singaporeans in fashion are giving ethnic garments an image update, successfully carving a niche for themselves in the process.
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A typical Indian wedding in Singapore
Ho Li Fong | 17 February 2012
Get a primer on the elaborate rituals and significant items that make up a typical Indian wedding in Singapore.
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Dong Dong Dong Chiang!*
Jasmine Kamiko | 23 January 2012
Jasmine Kamiko shows how you can celebrate and enjoy the Chinese Lunar New Year just like the locals. *Sounds made by Chinese cymbals and drums during festivities.
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Family, food and fun
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 02 January 2012
As Singapore celebrates Chinese New Year on 23-24 January, some foreign residents too, are welcoming the lunar new year in their own way.
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Climbing the heights
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 30 December 2011
From the lofty mountains of the Himalayas to the south of the equator, Nepali businessman Ajambar Basnet shares what’s possibly the most memorable ‘trek’ of his life: settling in sunny…
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Open wide
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 19 December 2011
Local traditional medicine is going down better than ever today, thanks to savvy marketers with an eye on younger consumers.
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Open house
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 19 October 2011
An expatriate family compares how Deepavali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated in Singapore and London.
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A lesson in tradition
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 29 August 2011
Celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri, one of the most important dates on the Islamic calendar, has led Ong May Ling to appreciate its customs.
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The ties that bind
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 22 August 2011
Let's take a closer look at the traditions and beliefs of Hari Raya Puasa which falls on 30 August this year.
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Dragons, poems and herbal bags
Jasmine Kamiko | 06 June 2011
Singapore Kopitiam's Jasmine Kamiko delves into the legends of old to demystify Duan Wu Jie or Dragon Boat Festival.
Kopi-TV: Places & Heritage
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You Can't Goh Rong: Getais and hungry ghosts
Find out the real reason behind empty front row seats at a getai during the Hungry Ghost Festival.

















