Bukit Batok, located in the West Region of Singapore, is one of the oldest towns in the country. It is well known for its historical significance as a site of multiple wars and battles, as well as its peaceful and idyllic residential area.
The history of Bukit Batok began during the 14th century when the area was used as a fortress by the Malay rulers of Singapore. It was also the site of the Bukit Batok Battle in 1353, a major turning point in the history of Singapore.
The town experienced much development in the early 20th century, when it became part of the British colony of Singapore. At this time, the area was largely agricultural, with plantations of rubber and pineapple. After World War II, Bukit Batok was developed into a residential area, with housing estates and other amenities.
In the 1960s, Bukit Batok underwent a major transformation, with …