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House of Tan Teng Niah
15m
The Former House of Tan Teng Niah is a vibrant, historic Chinese villa in Little India, Singapore, built in 1900 by a local businessman. It stands out for its colorful façade and is one of the last surviving Chinese villas in the area.
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Little India Arcade
15m
Little India Arcade is a historic shopping complex in Singapore offering traditional Indian goods, textiles, and food in restored 1913 shophouses.
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15m
Buffalo Road, established in the 19th century, is a historic street in Singapore's Little India. Named after the area's past as a buffalo-rearing village known as Kampong Kerbau, it once served as a hub for cattle trading and dairy production. Today, Buffalo Road remains vibrant, lined with flower stalls, textile shops, and traditional eateries, reflecting its rich cultural heritage
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Tekka Place
15m
Tekka Market is a bustling market in Little India, Singapore, known for its fresh produce, meat, seafood, and diverse hawker food, reflecting the area's multicultural heritage.
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Sultan Mosque
15m · Admission ticket not included
Sultan Mosque is a prominent mosque in Singapore's Kampong Glam, known for its golden dome and rich Islamic heritage, serving as a key religious and cultural landmark since 1824.
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Kampong Glam
15m
Kampong Glam is a historic district in Singapore known for its Malay-Muslim heritage, vibrant shophouses, trendy cafes, and cultural landmarks like Sultan Mosque and the Malay Heritage Centre.
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Arab Street
15m
Arab Street is a lively street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam, famous for its textile shops, Middle Eastern cafes, and rich Islamic heritage.
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15m
Haji Lane is a narrow, vibrant street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam, known for its eclectic mix of boutiques, street art, cafes, and unique shops.
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Chinatown Heritage Centre
15m · Admission ticket not included
With your guide leading the way, uncover stories of early Chinese immigrants, their struggles, hopes, and resilience. Explore faithfully recreated 1950s-style homes and reveal the harsh realities of migrant life. Discover how Chinatown transformed from a crowded enclave into the vibrant cultural district it is today.
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Smith Street
15m
Smith Street is home to stunning murals by Yip Yew Chong, each showcasing Chinatown's rich heritage:
"My Chinatown Home": A glimpse into family life in a traditional shophouse.
"The Letter Writer": Honoring those who helped immigrants communicate with their families.
"Mid-Autumn Festival": Celebrating Chinatown’s festive traditions.
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15m
In the 19th century, Pagoda Street was a bustling hub for Chinese immigrants, housing coolie lodgings, opium dens, and shops like the notable Kwong Hup Yuen, a prominent coolie firm of the era . Today, the street is lined with beautifully preserved shophouses that showcase a blend of architectural styles, reflecting the diverse influences that have shaped the area .
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15m
Nanyang Old Coffee offers a nostalgic experience with its vibrant interior featuring red walls, vintage signage, and traditional décor. The second floor houses a mini-museum with antique coffee-making equipment from the 1950s, giving visitors a hands-on connection to Singapore’s coffee heritage.
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Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
15m
The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple showcases Tang Dynasty-inspired architecture with multi-tiered roofs, wood carvings, and symbolic elements like dragons, phoenixes, and lotus flowers. This blend of religious, artistic, and cultural significance makes it a central spiritual landmark in Singapore.
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15m
The Chinatown Complex is a vibrant hub in Singapore, known for its bustling wet market and wide variety of local food stalls. The wet market offers fresh produce, meats, and seafood, providing a true taste of Singapore's daily life.
