Trip to Tanjong Pagar Railway Station

The interior of the station

Food Station

A traditional Malay house in display at the centre of the foyer

The ticket counter, with some people buying last minute tickets

A view of the track

A buffer that is used to stop trains that didnt stop in time

A carriage probably used for carrying repairs on tracks but was retired

My family with my uncle and aunt

A coffeshop located just beside the track

Many people trying to get a picture of the railway

A poster featuring Manchester United pasted on a wall beside a shop

A journey map showing where the railway track is connected to

 

Me, my father and my brother

On 26th of June, the last Sunday where Tanjong Pagar Railway Station was opened to public, my family and I paid a trip to this last railway station in Singapore. An old place it was, with a rustic feel that you could not get just anywhere else in Singapore. However, on that day itself, the station was crowded with lots of families trying to get the feel of the station before it is being renovated. My family and I tried the food in the station such as mee rebus and mee soto. The food were so different from that found outside and were very traditional.