Singapore has always been known to be a culturally diverse country with multiple races and cultures being able to live together harmoniously. With that, we have been blessed with countless of different experiences and tours we can go on to have a good time. Chinatown...
Often, when we go to discover a place, we don’t want to feel like a tourist. We want the chance to connect more deeply with the place and better understand its history. On a public tour amidst a throng of people with the relentless chatter...
It’s no question that Singapore is the place to go for a truly immersive gastronomic experience. Abundant, unique, and incorporating influences from Malay, Indian, Chinese, and Western cultures, food in Singapore is as diverse as it is delicious. With a great variety of dishes across various...
At the heart of Singapore's bustling Chinatown is where the Singaporean identity can truly be felt and heard. Boasting a myriad of multi-religious buildings and structures, it places emphasis on how Singapore celebrates and cherishes diversity in culture and religion. Many of these heritage sites...
Singapore started 2019 with a bang by introducing the SG Bicentennial, a year-long series of festivities to celebrate the nation's founding 200 years ago. As we look back on the many historical changes Singapore has underwent, we also look forward to a dazzling year of...
By going on a Singapore bike tour, you can discover different parts of the country that goes beyond the stereotypical tourist attractions like Orchard and Sentosa. While Singapore has five loops and trails that you can explore, the North Eastern Riverine Loop is ideal for...
With the Lunar New Year’s festive spirit still lingering in the air of Singapore, it makes a perfect opportunity to take a stroll down the narrow roads of Chinatown while soaking in the festivities of the widely celebrated festival. Historically known as an enclave for...
Singapore has an extremely rich history. Despite being a small and young island, we have an really interesting past. A past that even some Singaporeans may be unaware of. With the recent passing of Chinese New Year, Chinatown has come under the spotlight with its new...
The Singapore River was once what made the tiny fishing village of Singapore into a bustling trading port in the 19th century. Despite having grown into a buzzing cosmopolitan city, the old warehouses at the rivermouth that used to house traded goods such as spices...
When visiting Singapore, the top thing on any visitor’s list is to try the local delicacies in a city that is known as a foodie’s paradise. While good food is practically everywhere in the little red dot, Chinatown is one of the must-visit places for...