Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore
Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore (AI generated on 26 December 2025)

Tiong Bahru Road is a major road in
Bukit Merah, Singapore. It is the main road through the Tiong Bahru Estate, which is the oldest housing estate in the island nation, built in the 1930's to 50's.
Tiong Bahru Road starts at
Outram Road, where it forks into two branches. From there, it heads is a westerly direction, to end at
Tanglin Road. Along the way, it forms three intersections, one with
Seng Poh Road, one with
Lower Delta Road, and one with
Henderson Road. It also forms junctions with
Tiong Poh Road, Kim Pong Road, Kim Tian Road, Jalan Membina, Redhill Close, Jalan Tiong and Leng Kee Road to the south, and with Bukit Ho Swee Link, Boon Tiong Road Link and
Zion Road to the north.
Tiong Bahru Road got its name from Tiong Bahru, which means "new cemetery". The name comes from
tiong for "cemetery" in Chinese, and
bahru for "new" in Malay.
The old Singapore Improvement Trust flats built in the 1930's to 50's can still be seen today, although dwarfed by taller high-rises now. The area is served by the
Tiong Bahru MRT Station (EW17) of the
East-West Line.
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