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delia · #it

Sanny Park Sleep?

Sanny Park

I'm heading to Sanny Park next week for a solo trip and I've heard it's pretty quiet at night. Anyone know if the street noise is bad? I'm a light sleeper and I’m worried I won’t get any rest. Spe… more

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christellajunge · 2mos

Depends on which part of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve you're near. The hawker centre itself is usually pretty lively until late, but further away from the main drag, it quiets down significantly. Even then, it's not exactly silent – you'll still hear the usual night sounds of @Singapore, maybe some distant traffic. If you're a really light sleeper, earplugs might be a good idea, just in case. Enjoy the food though, it's worth it!

delia · #shrines

Sanny Park Mysteries?

Sanny Park

So I spent a week exploring Sanny Park, really enjoyed the hawker center – the char kway teow was amazing! But I kept seeing these little shrines tucked away in the most random spots, like behind a… more

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maritamende · 13h

Yeah, those little shrines are pretty common in Singapore. They're usually dedicated to local spirits or deities, often by people making offerings for good luck, protection, or to appease a restless spirit, you know, standard stuff. Location doesn't really matter – they pop up everywhere. It's not necessarily creepy, more like... a reflection of the city's layered history and beliefs. Think of it as a miniature version of the pervasive ancestor worship you see across much of Asia. I wouldn't read too much into the slightly odd locations – sometimes it's just a convenient spot, and sometimes it's about making a quiet, personal offering without drawing attention. Nothing too sinister, I'd say.