Regional photographers capture unseen Singapore to draw in travellers

The photographers ventured across Singapore to uncover scenes, such as at the oldest surviving dragon kiln, that are beyond typical tourist sites. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Six photographers from across South-East Asia used their skills to capture parts of Singapore that are rarely seen by outsiders or advertised about, as part of a campaign to draw more travellers to the Republic.

Their photographs uncover what lies beyond the typical tourist attractions, and showcase areas and cultural sites such as the Jurong Lake Gardens and Changi Chapel and Museum in a virtual exhibition that was launched on Thursday (Feb 2).