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Contemporary Geylang
<wikify> Partly untouched by urban projects and developments and so far spared by the gentrification process that has changed the face of Singapore since the 1970s, Geylang's combination of shophouse scenery and hectic day and night life, including a red-light district (particularly the even numbered streets or Lorongs), foreign workers quarters and karaoke lounges provides an alternative view of elements the rest of modern Singapore generally does not have. Shophouses along Geylang Road are protected from redevelopment, and several famous eateries have sprung up along the major road.
Geylang is also a red-light district of Singapore. Thousands of prostitutes and visitors and locals alike flock to the area each evening and stay till morning. The district is home to hundreds of brothels. Some are regulated, while others operate behind the scenes illegally. The houses in Geylang operating in sex practices are easily identifiable; their house numbers are large and bright red. As many as a dozen girls work out of each house, and the operating hours tend to be 14:00-3:00.
The area provides legal sex services for all of Singapore. Typical prices in this area range from S$30 to S$150, and services are vastly different for locals as they are for visitors. Typically, the locals know where to go for the best deals while tourist often fall into traps or are even strong-armed by brothel management. These practices are noted by Singapore authorities, but in most cases they look the other way when it comes to crime in Geylang.[1][2][3]
<wikify> Partly untouched by urban projects and developments and so far spared by the gentrification process that has changed the face of Singapore since the 1970s, Geylang's combination of shophouse scenery and hectic day and night life, including a red-light district (particularly the even numbered streets or Lorongs), foreign workers quarters and karaoke lounges provides an alternative view of elements the rest of modern Singapore generally does not have. Shophouses along Geylang Road are protected from redevelopment, and several famous eateries have sprung up along the major road.
Geylang is also a red-light district of Singapore. Thousands of prostitutes and visitors and locals alike flock to the area each evening and stay till morning. The district is home to hundreds of brothels. Some are regulated, while others operate behind the scenes illegally. The houses in Geylang operating in sex practices are easily identifiable; their house numbers are large and bright red. As many as a dozen girls work out of each house, and the operating hours tend to be 14:00-3:00.
The area provides legal sex services for all of Singapore. Typical prices in this area range from S$30 to S$150, and services are vastly different for locals as they are for visitors. Typically, the locals know where to go for the best deals while tourist often fall into traps or are even strong-armed by brothel management. These practices are noted by Singapore authorities, but in most cases they look the other way when it comes to crime in Geylang.[1][2][3]
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geylang
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Coordinates: 1°18'56"N 103°53'1"E
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