The Jalan Kubor cemetery is about 170 years old. Some of their descendents still live in Singapore. "The Jalan Kubor Cemetery grounds are part of the royal town established in Kampong Gelam, the Kota Raja, which enjoyed water frontage (along what is Beach Road today) and included an encircling palisade and a number of tall gateways. According to a Berita Harian article dated 25 September 1984, Sultan Ali Iskandar Shan (Sultan Hussein’s son) opened the burial grounds to the public on 26 August 1848. The cemetery, with its close proximity to royal territory, made it a popular cemetery of choice for rich Malay merchants during the 1800s to early 1900s." - Roots.Sg . . #Singapore #sgheritage #sghistory #JalanKubor #jalankuborcemetery #gravestone #cemetery #cemeteryphotography #sgculture #malay #SgBicentennial #huaweip30pro #lovinsingapore #whatissingapore #SgAutumn #cityinagarden #ThisIsSingapore #treesg #sgnature #sgparks (at Jalan Kayu-Fernvale) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5Fbbt8HpUa/?igshid=17tut93biit7h










