Kampong Lorong Buangkok is the last surviving Kampong village in Singapore. With a population of roughly 30 residents, comprising of both Malay and Chinese families, the village is small. Curious to know why this village has survived the test of time? Then read more to find out!

Kampong Lorong Buangkok has a population of roughly 30 residents, mainly consisting of Malay and Chinese residents. This last surviving kampong in Singapore is one of the remnants of Singapore's past of how Singaporeans used to live. The village is located near the East side of Singapore, close to Yio Chu Kang and Serangoon. The kampong allows visitors to catch a glimpse of Singapore's part and the locals living there can share their life experience back before HDBs began being built in Singapore.

As HDB development continues to creep near the area, only time will tell whether this fascinating village will survive in the 21st century. In recent times, there have been discussions on how to improve on and modernize the kampong village while keeping to its roots.