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Kampong Gelam Walking Tour
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Walking Tour Series
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Discover Kampong Gelam’s rich history, living traditions and diversity as you visit its heritage sites and explore its vibrant neighbourhood. From visiting the iconic Sultan Mosque and combing the streets for fascinating wall murals to admiring the architecture in the area, there’s always something to capture your imagination. Wander through the narrow streets and see how different worlds of art, culture, tradition, retail and food converge to make this neighbourhood so unique. Get ready to be surprised at every corner!

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AFTERNOON TOUR

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The Highlight

  • Discover Kampong Gelam’s rich history, Muslim culture, living traditions, excellent eateries and trendy shops.
  • Visit the iconic Sultan Mosque and learn about its historic and architectural significance.
  • Immerse in Kampong Gelam's Fascinating World of Art and Imagination
  • Explore Kampong Gelam’s best-kept foodie secrets. From authentic Middle Eastern cuisine to traditional Malay fare.
  • Sample some of Kampong Gelam’s delicious eats and enjoy teh tarik (pulled tea) at the famous Bhai Sarbat drink stall.

The Experience

ROUTE: Bugis MRT station Exit B > Haji Lane > Arab Street > Masjid Sultan (Sultan Mosque) > Gelam Gallery & Mural: Cat with Bamboo Basket > Bussorah Street and enjoy Teh Tarik (Tea) at Bhai Sarbat > Subhan Street > Gedung Kuning > Istana Kampong Gelam

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Languages Spoken by Guides

  • Mandarin Chinese
  • English

Languages Spoken by Guide On-site

  • Mandarin Chinese
  • English

Itinerary

  • For a dose of quirky fun, stroll down Haji Lane, a stomping ground for instagrammers, fashionistas, artsy types and troopers looking to experience a different side of Singapore. Along the narrow street of Haji Lane, you can find the eye-catching pop-art of artist Pretty Freaky Fantasy painted across Juice Clinic.
    For a dose of quirky fun, stroll down Haji Lane, a stomping ground for instagrammers, fashionistas, artsy types and troopers looking to experience a different side of Singapore. Along the narrow street of Haji Lane, you can find the eye-catching pop-art of artist Pretty Freaky Fantasy painted across Juice Clinic.
  • To feel the pulse of Kampong Gelam's cultural heart, visit Arab Street. This picturesque street retains its diverse ethnic influences, with an array of authentic Middle-Eastern stores and eateries, as well as the iconic Masjid Sultan Mosque situated nearby.
    To feel the pulse of Kampong Gelam's cultural heart, visit Arab Street. This picturesque street retains its diverse ethnic influences, with an array of authentic Middle-Eastern stores and eateries, as well as the iconic Masjid Sultan Mosque situated nearby.
  • Providing a beacon of direction for visitors to Kampong Gelam with its striking Golden Domes, Masjid Sultan was built in honour of Sultan Hussein Shah in 1824 and serves as a reminder that Kampong Gelam used to be the seat of the Malay royalty and where various immigrant Muslim communities used to reside.
    Providing a beacon of direction for visitors to Kampong Gelam with its striking Golden Domes, Masjid Sultan was built in honour of Sultan Hussein Shah in 1824 and serves as a reminder that Kampong Gelam used to be the seat of the Malay royalty and where various immigrant Muslim communities used to reside.
  • Singapore’s first outdoor art gallery, Gelam Gallery can be found in the back alley adjacent to Muscat Street. The out-of-the-box gallery displays over 30 artworks by local and international artists. Be immersed in unique wall murals and framed art as you explore the artsy neighbourhood.
    Singapore’s first outdoor art gallery, Gelam Gallery can be found in the back alley adjacent to Muscat Street. The out-of-the-box gallery displays over 30 artworks by local and international artists. Be immersed in unique wall murals and framed art as you explore the artsy neighbourhood.
  • Leading to the iconic Masjid Sultan, the pedestrianised street is framed by palm trees and is a favourite spot for Instagrammars everywhere.
    Leading to the iconic Masjid Sultan, the pedestrianised street is framed by palm trees and is a favourite spot for Instagrammars everywhere.
  • No visit to Kampong Gelam is complete without a visit to Bhai Sarbat for their famed teh Tarik.
    No visit to Kampong Gelam is complete without a visit to Bhai Sarbat for their famed teh Tarik.
  • Gedung Kuning: Historical Palace. Gedung Kuning, meaning "Yellow Mansion" in Malay, was probably built around the same period or slightly before the Istana Kampong Gelam (present-day Malay Heritage Centre). Located next to the former Istana, it stood within what was once a royal compound.
    Gedung Kuning: Historical Palace. Gedung Kuning, meaning "Yellow Mansion" in Malay, was probably built around the same period or slightly before the Istana Kampong Gelam (present-day Malay Heritage Centre). Located next to the former Istana, it stood within what was once a royal compound.
  • Istana Kampong Glam (also spelled as “Gelam”) was the seat and historic home of Malay royalty in Singapore. The Istana is located at Sultan Gate in Kampong Glam, in the Rochor area of the central region.1 Today, Istana Kampong Glam is preserved as the Malay Heritage Centre.
    Istana Kampong Glam (also spelled as “Gelam”) was the seat and historic home of Malay royalty in Singapore. The Istana is located at Sultan Gate in Kampong Glam, in the Rochor area of the central region.1 Today, Istana Kampong Glam is preserved as the Malay Heritage Centre.

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  1. Tour operates daily. Please book at least 24 hours in advance to avoid disappointment.
  2. Tour Duration: 2.5 hours & 2 Sessions daily.
  3. Tour Start Time: 10:00am (Morning Session) & 16:00pm (Afternoon Session)
  4. Tour requires a minimum of 02 participants.

Important Booking Information

  1. You will receive another E-mail to inform you tour guide contact details one day before your tour.
  2. Latecomers or no-shows can't be refunded.
  3. Tour operator reserve right to adjust itinerary according to the weather condition.
  4. For any urgent assistant, you may WhatsApp this number ({+65 81610870) or email (tourism@ttgasia.com).

Cancellation Policy

  • Non-refundable (0% refund)

Location

Meeting Point Info

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Bugis MRT station Exit B
220 Victoria Street Singapore 188022
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* Please arrive at the meet-up location 10 minutes before the scheduled tour time; Latecomers or no-shows can't be refunded.

Kampong Gelam Walking Tour