Chinatown, Little India & Kampong Glam Food and Heritage Walk
Temples, mosques and markets across three immigrant districts, travelling by MRT, with three tastings in hawker centres.
7 hours Cultural
religious
Singapore
From
79 EUR
per adult
Overview
Guided walk through Singapore’s three immigrant districts, with temples, a mosque, markets, MRT rides and three hawker tastings included.
Highlights
Three districts in one day: Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam
Thian Hock Keng, Sri Mariamman and Sri Veeramakaliamman temples plus the Sultan Mosque
Three tastings included at Maxwell Food Centre, Tekka Centre and Kampong Glam
MRT rides between districts with a practical briefing on public transport
Small group of maximum 14 people, walking pace, no coach
Visit places
1
Sri Mariamman Temple
Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, founded in 1827 in the middle of Chinatown
2
Sultan Mosque
Golden dome from 1928 and heart of the Kampong Glam district
3
Maxwell Food Centre
Classic hawker centre, famous for Hainanese chicken rice
Prices & Services
Included
- Guided heritage and food walk of approx. 7 hours
- Professional English- or Spanish-speaking guide
- Three tastings in hawker centres and coffee shops (food and drink included)
- MRT fares between the districts
- Small group of maximum 14 people and local taxes
Not Included
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off (optional supplement)
- Food and drinks beyond the tastings, including alcoholic drinks
- Voluntary donations at temples and museums
- Personal expenses and shopping at Mustafa Centre or Arab Street
- Tip for the guide (optional)
Pricing details
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Price per person: 79.00 EUR
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Child 3-8 years 40.00 EUR
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Baby 0-2 years 0.00 EUR
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Travel Dates or Range 2-365 days from today
Supplements
- Hotel Pick-Up (central Singapore) — 35.00 EUR (per booking)
- Singapore Tourist Pass (1-day MRT and bus travel) — 10.00 EUR (per person)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Three tastings with a drink are included: chicken rice at Maxwell Food Centre, a South Indian dish at Tekka Centre and kaya toast with kopi in Kampong Glam. Vegetarian, vegan, halal and nut-free versions are arranged if you tell us when booking; Little India in particular is largely meat-free.
About 4-5 kilometres over seven hours, almost entirely flat and much of it under covered five-foot ways. We break indoors in air-conditioned hawker centres and travel between districts by MRT, which is also air-conditioned. Carry water and refill at the free public fountains.
Cover shoulders and knees: light long trousers or a long skirt and a sleeved top work well. Shoes are removed before entering the Hindu and Chinese temples, so slip-on footwear saves time. The Sultan Mosque lends robes at the entrance, and women are asked to cover their hair inside.
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