A stunning Buddhist temple built in traditional Tang Dynasty style, famous for housing what is said to be a tooth relic of the Buddha. Visitors can also enjoy a serene experience at the rooftop garden.
Dive into the history of Singapore’s early Chinese immigrants through interactive exhibits and recreated living spaces.
Singapore’s oldest Hokkien temple, dedicated to the sea goddess Ma Zu Po. Admire the intricate carvings and architectural details.
A lively market filled with street vendors selling souvenirs, traditional Chinese goods, snacks, and more. Perfect for picking up unique items like Peranakan tiles and Chinese tea.
A designated free-speech zone where visitors can check out lively discussions or events happening.
A hawker center famous for local dishes like chicken rice, laksa, and satay. Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice is a must-try.
A pedestrian street lined with stalls serving classic Singaporean dishes such as char kway teow and chili crab.
A treasure trove of Chinese goods like silk, tea, and antiques.
Watch traditional Chinese opera performances and learn about this unique art form.
