D'source Design Gallery on Little India, Singapore

Design Gallery

Little India, Singapore

Little India is an ethnic neighborhood

Residences and local business.
A paratha joint at the market place.
Tamil typography on the MRT map.
Local market selling fruits, vegetables and cloth material.
Colorful residences.
Entrance to Little India Art and craft street.
Tamil and Andhra style restaurants.
Bangladeshi settlement selling North Indian and pakistani food.
Shri Swaminarayan temple.
“Bangla Bazaar” a bangladeshi settlement in Little India.
Shri Veeramakaliamman temple.
Housing settlements in Little India.

Residences and local business.	A paratha joint at the market place.	Tamil typography on the MRT map.	Local market selling fruits, vegetables and cloth material.	Colorful residences.	Entrance to Little India Art and craft street.
Tamil and Andhra style restaurants.	Bangladeshi settlement selling North Indian and pakistani food.	Shri Swaminarayan temple.	“Bangla Bazaar” a bangladeshi settlement in Little India.	Shri Veeramakaliamman temple.	Housing settlements in Little India.

Little India is an ethnic neighborhood found in Singapore that has Tamilcultural elements.Little India was originally a division of colonial Singapore where Tamilimmigrants would reside under the British policy of ethnic segregation. The Little India area is reported to have developed around a former settlement for Tamilconvicts. Its location along the Serangoon River originally made it attractive for raising cattle, and trade in livestock was once prominent in the area.