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A typical "heartland" neighbourhood centre would consist of stores such as provision stores, eateries (commonly called coffee shops), supermarket chains, mini-marts, clinics, local banks, and salons. In the last few decades, fast food outlets as well as pharmacies have opened in these areas.
May 22, 2024 · Yishun is home to Yishun Community Hospital, one of Singapore’s largest community hospitals that provide intermediate care for recuperating patients. Situated beside Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, the two hospitals bring about an integrated care experience for patients, through a network of healthcare teams, information flow, and ...
Yishun is a planning area and residential town situated in Singapore's North Region in its northeastern area. It has a land area of around 21.24km 2, and ranks 8th, 7th and 20th in terms of size, population and density respectively.
May 15, 2023 · Our answer is a resounding “no”. Aside from the occasional bizarre incident, Yishun is a fairly tame neighbourhood with charm in spades. It’s got greenery everywhere, it’s home to a close-knitted community, and there’s plenty to see and do.
Sep 24, 2020 · From traditional hawker favourites to ice cream cafes, there’s always something to eat there any time your hunger pangs strike. Most of the places in this list are a walkable distance away from Yishun MRT station, so dress cool, come hungry, and let’s start exploring these 20 food spots in Yishun and Sembawang.
Jan 12, 2024 · From a late-night dessert spot to a kayak down a mangrove river, here are the most wholesome things to do in Yishun. TheSmartLocal – Singapore’s Leading Travel and Lifestyle Portal Skip to content
The ultimate guide to Yishun. This misunderstood 'hood has great eats, tranquil spots, and a huge heartland mall – you just need to know where to find them. Contributed by Hazel Tang. Yishun ...
Formerly known as Nee Soon, Yishun is a suburban town located in the northern region of Singapore. It encompasses the Yishun Planning Area which extends to Nee Soon residential estate and the Yishun New Town.
From tranquil Yishun Park to the quaint but alluring Sembawang Hot Spring, Yishun is equally defined by its pleasant environs which meld aspects of today's fast-paced life with the less hurried ambience of yesteryear.
Developed in the 1980s, Yishun is one of the earliest middle-aged HDB towns, with the first flats being built at Chong Pang. The town was also one of 3 pilot towns to be rejuvenated under the Remaking Our Heartland (ROH) programme in September 2007.
