Walk Singapore’s cultural triangle: Explore the faith, food & stories of Chinatown, Little India, & Kampong Gelam.
Meet at the top of the escalator at Exit E
I’ll take you to the iconic Sultan Mosque, a national monument crowned with a golden dome and rich in Malay-Muslim heritage. I’ll share stories about its origin, including how Raffles donated funds for the first mosque on this site in 1824.
We’ll stroll through these vibrant streets known for colorful fabrics, Arabian perfumes, and centuries-old trade. I’ll point out how the street names reflect Singapore’s global Muslim ties—from the Middle East to Southeast Asia.
On Sultan Gate, I’ll tell you how Kampong Gelam was once a haj hub — where pilgrims prepared for their journey to Mecca. You’ll learn about the local haj brokers, travel agents, and spiritual preparations that shaped the neighborhood.
Outside this former royal palace, I’ll explain how Sultan Hussein’s istana became a symbol of Malay identity, now preserved as the Malay Heritage Centre
This historic Hindu temple dazzles with its detailed sculptures. I’ll explain its religious significance and how it supported early Indian migrants from the mid-1800s.
At this vibrant hawker and market centre, I’ll guide you through stalls of spices, textiles, and local dishes that reflect the pulse of Little India today.
We’ll walk these historic cattle-trade streets where I’ll share how buffalo pens and bullock carts shaped Singapore’s food supply and early Indian economy.
As we stroll through these shophouse-lined streets, I’ll show how each lane was home to unique trades and dialect groups — from Chinese opera houses to clan associations.
Outside this grand 1840s temple, I’ll explain how seafaring Chinese immigrants gave thanks to Mazu for safe passage, making it one of Singapore’s most important Hokkien temples.
We’ll end the walk on this historically rich street — Singapore’s former shoreline — where temples, mosques, and shopfronts tell the story of early Chinese settlement and multicultural exchange.
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