On our first day, we have been stepped our feet in one of the most exciting places known as Little India and Chinatown. The place was very attractive which its rich and colorful history of migration, Singapore is a melting pot of Chinese, Malay and Indian cultures that is similar to Malaysia and trip to the city is not complete without visiting one of these ethnic enclaves which has incorporated all three cultures into one area. We can see the harmonious universal life as well as the various races respecting the culture and religion of other races. 

Chinatown is best explored with a cultural hit at Chinatown Heritage Centre, which traces the days of Singapore’s early Chinese migrants and their struggles to make ends meet. Thereafter, stroll along New Bridge Road and browse the street-side stalls that hawk local-style barbecued meats, traditional Chinese sausages and souvenir shops. Ironically, Chinatown is also where you’ll find Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, Sri Mariamman, as well as Jamae Mosque, believed to be one of the oldest mosques in Singapore.

Serangoon Road