Little India
Little India is a Tamil ethnic community in Singapore, representing Indian culture in the city-state. Upon entering Little India, you will smell the strong aroma of spices and chili, as the shops and restaurants in the area frequently use these spices to enhance the flavor of their food. The exterior colors of the buildings are very vibrant, which is a part of Tamil culture and also represents Singapore's multiculturalism. On sunny days, these colors become even more vivid, making the area feel lively and energetic, which is one of the unique exotic charms of Little India.
Kampong Glam
As a distinctive neighborhood in Singapore, the buildings here are colorful and even more vibrant against the blue sky. The streets on both sides are lined with shops full of design sense, displaying a variety of dazzling goods that can satisfy those with a penchant for collecting and a love for vintage charm. This area is home to various exquisite handicrafts, including gorgeous Indian saris, beautiful Peranakan clothing, and uniquely characteristic orchid gold jewelry.
Haji Lane
Haji Lane used to be a deserted street lined with pre-war houses. Nowadays, the influx of local designers and young entrepreneurs has revitalized this old alley.
Now, Haji Lane has become a popular spot for artistic photography, with graffiti on the walls giving the entire street an artistic vibe. There are many Instagram-worthy walls here for photos, and if you look closely, you are sure to capture many beautiful shots.
St Andrew’s Cathedral
The largest cathedral in Singapore is a pristine Gothic church with a tall spire that pierces the blue sky, resembling a tall and holy angel standing in the bustling city center. In front of the church, there is a wide lawn that attracts many visitors to rest and play.
Fort Canning Park
In fact, this attraction is not inside the park, but rather the spiral staircase next to it. It is very popular on social media because of its unique feature: the skylight above the spiral staircase, covered with dense greenery. The large tree outside the skylight is right at the skylight, and if you look up from the bottom of the staircase, it looks like a circular painting.
MICA Building
This building is truly amazing. Its exterior walls are rainbow-colored, with many shutters painted in vibrant colors, making it a popular spot for social media check-ins, known as the 'Rainbow Building'.
The building has 911 colorful windows that reflect the sky, creating a beautiful scene. The entire exterior of the building is full of vitality, and the creative space is very innovative.
Clarke Quay
This tourist attraction is located near the Singapore River and River Valley Road. If you've been out all day, you can come here for dinner. There are restaurants, shopping centers, and entertainment facilities, including branches of famous restaurants and various options such as open-air waterfront dining. Dining here feels particularly great, especially in the evening.
