Get your chance to experience Singapore's real culture in the best way possible. This fascinating walking tour will bring you to Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Gelam, 3 vibrant ethnic enclaves. Get an insider's perspective on Singapore's melting pot of cultures with a fun and knowledgeable guide. The tour includes many photo stops to keep your social media feeds alive. Enjoy the buzz of the bustling atmosphere, get a glimpse of local life, and create memories along the way. This tour is perfect for travelers who only have half a day to explore Singapore or those who just want to get to know the city! What to Expect On Your Guided Tour Taking a stroll through Chinatown is like being swept up in a tidal wave of tradition and modernity. It is home to one of the sacred Buddhist artifacts, the tooth of Buddha, which is one of the most beautiful temples in the city. Enjoy the vibrant color and vibrant atmosphere of Little India as well as the flavors of Indian cuisine as you explore the beautiful Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. The magnificent Sultan Mosque, one of the largest in Southeast Asia, boasts breathtaking religious art in Kampong Glam, the heart of Singapore's Malay community.

Immerse yourself in stories from your local guide and find out how three neighborhoods of Chinese, Malays, and Indian cultures have blended. Travel through the colonies to understand traditional food preparations and taste the samples from each of them. Spice up the tour with the flavors of soy sauce chicken at Chinatown. Refresh the palate with the gado gado salad at the Malaysian Quarters of Kampung Glam. Savor the layered parathas and crispy dosa at Little India. Cycle Tour Around Lively Streets Set out on a fascinating ride through the bright murals, scent shops, flower stalls, and spice markets. Listen to the interesting anecdotes from the life of the early immigrants shared by the experienced guide. Observe the multi-colored statues carved on the pyramidal gate of a Hindu temple. Soak in the grandeur of the Sultan Mosque and transit through the Malay Palace, the former home of the Sultan of Singapore. Make the most of the guided tour by learning the rich past of the three unique districts of Singapore.