An A to Z list of the Chinatowns we covered to far.
It is a WIP and we will continue to add more Chinatowns so keep a look out! |
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Bangkok Chinatown |
Cholon: Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) Chinatown |
Geylang Chinatown
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Jakarta Chinatown |
Karachi Chinatown |
Thailand |
Vietnam |
Singapore |
Indonesia |
Pakistan |
Established in 1782, when the Siam capital was shifted, Bangkok Chinatown or Yaowarat is one of the oldest Chinatowns in the world. |
A Chinatown that grew because of massacre of Chinese in. |
A new Chinatown in Singapore. It is the opposite of Official Chinatown; spontaneous, atmospheric and even authentic. |
One of the oldest Chinatowns in South East Asia. Well hiddden for the observant traveller to discover. |
A Chinatown that is not often heard of but yes, it does exist. No temples but lots of Chinese eating places and dentists. |
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Kuala Lumpur Chinatown |
Luang Prabang Chinatown |
Malacca Chinatown |
Manila Chinatown |
Nankinmachi, 南京町, Kobe Chinatown |
Malaysia |
Laos |
Malaysia |
Philippines |
Japan |
A "double layer" Chinatown with pirated goods along traditional businesses behind it. |
A former Chinatown in the former capital of Laos and inside a UNSECO World Heritage Site. |
The oldest Chinatown in Malaysia and one of the few Chinatowns inside a UNSECO world heritage site. |
Founded in 1594, the Manila Chinatown is one of the earliest and largest Chinatown in South East Asia. |
Founded in 1868, it is not very big Chinatown but has one of the most beautiful archways in the world. |
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Penang Chinatown |
Perth Chinatown |
Singapore Chinatown |
Vientiane Chinatown |
Yangon Chinatown |
Malaysia |
Australia |
Singapore |
Laos |
Burma |
One of the oldest districts in Penang and one of the few Chinatowns within a UNSECO World Heritage site. |
The latest marker of Chinese presence in Western Australia. |
Created in 1822 by the British, this is the "Official" Chinatown of Singapore. It is one of the top tourist attraction in Singapore. |
A small Chinatown in central Vientiane set against the larger backdrop of new Chinese migrants from mainland China. |
Although it is not officially known as a Chinatown, it is the main area where the Overses Chinese in Yangon have lived, built social institutions and continue to do so. |
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Yokohama Chinatown |
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Japan |
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Founded in 1859, it is the largest Chinatown in Japan and in Asia. It is also said to be the second largest Chinatown in the world. |
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