[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Haji Ln (Updated Jul)

#singaporetrips would like to share some beautiful photo spots I found in Singapore~ You have to go to Singapore at least once Although this city is not big, the attractions are far apart Fortunately, there is the awesome Big Bus double-decker open-top bus which allows me to travel around this charming city easily and comfortably. A Must have a look at the whole day with nature and family and have great memories together with them.

Hello everyone! This is a brand-new 8-day itinerary for Singapore and Malaysia, packed with insider tips and tricks to make your trip hassle-free. Let's dive in! / Singapore and Malaysia offer a captivating blend of experiences. From the rich history and unique charm of Malaysia 🕌 to the modern vibrancy and bustling cityscape of Singapore 🏙️, there's something for everyone. Immerse yourself in the unique customs of Southeast Asia in Malaysia ⛩️, and witness the fusion of technology and prosperity in Singapore 🚄. These neighboring countries offer diverse experiences, promising new surprises with every journey 😃. / 🌈🌎 Itinerary: DAY 1: Meet at Kunming Airport Get ready for an unforgettable journey to Singapore and Malaysia! DAY 2: Kunming -> Malacca Filled with anticipation, we fly from Kunming to Malacca, where global historical sites await our exploration! DAY 3: Stadthuys -> St. Paul's Church -> Kampong Glam -> Haji Lane -> Chinatown -> Resorts World Sentosa From the mystical Stadthuys and St. Paul's Church to the vibrant Kampong Glam and Haji Lane, experience a melting pot of cultures. DAY 4: Merlion Park -> Gardens by the Bay -> Cloud Forest Visit Singapore's iconic Merlion Park and Gardens by the Bay, where urban excitement meets natural beauty. DAY 5: Jalan Alor Night Market Indulge in the culinary delights and shopping treasures of Jalan Alor Night Market, experiencing the vibrant nightlife of Singapore. DAY 6: Kuala Lumpur Tower -> Petronas Twin Towers -> Independence Square -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Batu Caves Explore the bustling cityscape and historical landmarks of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. DAY 7: Plaza Low Yat Enjoy free time at Plaza Low Yat and relax. DAY 8: Kunming -> Xishuangbanna Pack your bags and cherish the memories as we return from Kuala Lumpur to Kunming, concluding our unforgettable trip to Singapore and Malaysia. / 📱 Travel Preparations: 🌏 Preparing for Your Singapore & Malaysia Trip 🎫 First, ensure you have your passport, ID card, bank cards, and other essential documents. Upon arrival, prepare local SIM cards and plug adapters for your phone and charging devices. 👕 Second, in March, Singapore and Malaysia experience a tropical rainforest climate with temperatures ranging from 27–32°C (81–90°F). Pack light clothing like shorts, t-shirts, a sun hat, and sunscreen. 📷 Lastly, capture the stunning scenery with a high-resolution phone or DSLR camera and a portable charger. Remember a large suitcase for shopping in these retail havens! / That concludes our Singapore and Malaysia travel guide. We hope you find joy and wonderful surprises on your adventure. Happy travels, and see you next time! 😄

Think Haji Lane is just an ordinary street? Big mistake! It's a treasure trove of art and multiculturalism in the heart of Kampong Glam✨. With colorful graffiti, independent designer shops, and unique cafes, every step is a surprise~ 🌈Highlights 1. Art and Graffiti: The walls of Haji Lane are a paradise of creativity! From abstract to figurative, many are works by famous artists🎨. The whole street is vibrant and perfect for photo ops! 2. Designer Shops and Boutiques: Local designer brands abound, offering unique clothing, handmade crafts, and home decor. You might even find limited edition items that international buyers love👗. 3. Cafes and Bars: By day, it's a coffee lover's haven with vanilla lattes, matcha lattes, and cotton candy waffles that will make you feel blissful☕. By night, it transforms into a bar street with live music, perfect for a tipsy evening! 4. Cultural Fusion: Nearby Sultan Mosque and Kampong Glam district are rich in Malay-Islamic culture. You can taste halal food, shop for traditional attire, and experience vibrant Islamic rituals during festivals like Hari Raya! 🚇Getting There • MRT: Take the East-West Line to Bugis Station, exit at B, walk along Victoria Street for 5 minutes, and turn right at the second intersection. • Bus: Numerous bus routes (2, 7, 12, 32, etc.) stop at Victoria Street or nearby, making it super convenient! • Walking/Cycling: From Marina Bay or Little India, it's a 15-20 minute walk. You can also ride a shared bike (like SG Bike) for a cool breeze while exploring! 🎈Travel Tips 1. Best Time to Visit • 9-10 AM: Shops start opening, fewer people, perfect for photos! • Afternoon to Evening: Spend 2-3 hours avoiding the midday sun and enjoying the romantic cafe and sunset vibes~ • Night: Bars open, with lights and music, it's bustling! 2. Recommended Activities • Photo Ops: Don't miss the graffiti walls, rainbow-colored shopfronts, and street panoramas! • Shopping: Check out local trendy shops like 'Supermama' and vintage furniture store 'The Blog Shop', you'll never want to leave! • Food Experience: Try the kebabs and nasi lemak on Arab Street, and creative desserts like cranberry yogurt ice cream waffles in the lane! 3. Nearby Attractions • Little India (1 km away): Experience Indian culture, visit the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, and shop at Mustafa Centre. • Clarke Quay (1.8 km away): Enjoy riverside nightlife and try chili crab🦀. • Sultan Mosque (5-minute walk): The largest mosque in Singapore, learn about Islamic architecture and culture. 💡Notes • Dress Code: Singapore is hot, wear light clothing, a hat, and don't forget sunscreen! • Respect Culture: Dress appropriately when visiting mosques (robes available for women), and keep noise levels down in religious places~

6-day Singapore trip, enjoy the tropical vibe! Super detailed itinerary suggestions to help you explore the unique charm of the Lion City. Don't miss out! -- 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Raffles Landing Site -> St. Andrew's Cathedral Explore the starting point of Singapore's history and experience the charm of the fusion of ancient and modern. Day 2: Haji Lane -> Little India -> Kampong Glam -> Clarke Quay -> Marina Bay -> Gardens by the Bay Travel through multicultural areas and enjoy Singapore's diverse culture and modern urban landscape. Day 3: Singapore Zoo -> River Safari -> Night Safari Get up close and personal with animals, experience the wonders of the natural ecosystem, and the mystery of the Night Safari. Day 4: Universal Studios Singapore Have fun and experience the magical world of movie themes. Day 5: S.E.A. Aquarium -> Adventure Cove Waterpark -> Siloso Beach -> Wings of Time Explore the wonders of the ocean, enjoy the fun of the water park, relax on the beach, and be amazed by the night show. Day 6: Jewel Changi Airport End your trip with a shopping spree and leave with unforgettable memories. -- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Universal Studios Singapore: Travel back to 1920s Egypt and embark on a mysterious and thrilling journey! 🌊 Marina Bay: Stand in the beautiful harbor in the center of Singapore and feel the sea breeze on your face while enjoying the beautiful scenery. 🌳 Gardens by the Bay: This is the filming location of "Avatar"! Stroll through the garden and feel like you're in a fairyland. 🦁 Night Safari: Explore the animal world at night and watch the animals perform like elves. It's a lot of fun! -- **Notes**: - Specialty prices 🏷️: Singapore has a wide variety of specialties, but pay attention to the prices. It's recommended to compare prices to avoid impulse buying. - February weather ☁️: Singapore is warm and humid in February, but there are occasional showers. Remember to bring an umbrella and light clothing! - Airport transportation 🚖: Transportation from the airport to the city is convenient. You can choose the subway, taxi, or book a car service. - Food exploration 🍜: Singapore has a wide variety of food. Try the local specialties, such as Hainanese chicken rice, bak kut teh, etc. -- Singapore, this tropical garden city, is waiting for you to explore more unknown beauty and surprises!

Really stop talking about nothing fun in Singapore! I have always been obsessed with Singapore's chili crab🦀 and laksa🍜, so I'm second-guessing Singapore! 📸Picture❶ Dutch Village at night, walking in it, the atmosphere is full✨ 📸Photo❷ SELEGIE ARTS CENTRE, just opposite the MacKenzie Rex restaurant🍚 where you eat Hainanese chicken rice 📸Photo❸Sultan Mosque🕌, the golden dome of the mosque, full of exotic style! 📸Photo❹ The "Rain Vortex" waterfall at Singapore Changi Airport is located in Starlight Changi opposite Terminal T1💦 📸Photo❺ East Asian Restaurant, the iconic building of Chinatown, this is the Michelin-recommended Singaporean stir-fry restaurant🦀, Guocheng Ball Kee Restaurant is nearby; 📸Photo❻ Praise Auditorium⛪, formerly the Convent Girls' Secondary School, milky white Catholic building, Singapore Food Festival special event The Long Table is held here🍴 📸Photo❼ The National Gallery of Singapore, blending neoclassical and modern design styles, houses a large collection of art from Singapore and Southeast Asia🖼 📸Picture❽ Haji Lane, colorful architecture, various graffiti works on the walls🎨 📸Photo❾Jln Kledek, colorful streets near the Sultan Mosque🌈 📸Photo❶⓪Singapore's new hipster landmark📍NEW BAHRU, a new creative park transformed from an old secondary school building, brings together many Singapore's local brands🛍️ 📸 Picture ❶ ❶ Climb the Sentosa sky Heineken, high altitude 360 ​​° overlooking the whole Sentosa, and can challenge the giant swing 🪂, a group of three people tied on the rope, from the ground 47 meters high in the air instantly released 🛸, super exciting! 📸Photo❶❷Flower Hill can avoid the hustle and bustle of the city, is quiet and relaxing, and overlooks the Singapore harbor🏔️ 📸Photo❶❸ Singapore Botanical Garden, like a natural oxygen bar in a primeval forest, do not miss the rare varieties in the National Orchid Garden💐 📸Photo❶❹Singapore Night Safari, only open at night🌛, dark really stimulates people's senses, I even successfully fed rhino🦏 📸Picture ❶❺ Fishtail Lion Park⛲, a must-check landmark, the atmosphere at night is even better ~ 📸Photo❶❻Singapore Universal Studios Halloween Horror Night🌍, I braved the haunted house🏚 created by Wang Gail and TEAM WANG design, brushed the roller coaster🎢 and Transformers🤖 twice, the atmosphere is super amazing! 📸Photo❶❼Climb to the observation deck of Aiyong Orchard Shopping Center and enjoy afternoon tea at Atico Lounge, overlooking the Singaporean landscape🏙️ 📸Picture ❶❽ There are too many Singaporean cuisine, Michelin one-star Nouri fusion cuisine, Jumbo Seafood's chili crab🦀, Ming Fai Tian Chicken Congee, Ya Kun's coffee toast🍞, after-meal drinks🍹, 2024 Asia's 50 best bars Nutmeg & Clove and Fura are very good, I also entered the celebrity coffee BACHA ☕, really good to drink! #SingaporeItinerary

I have returned to Singapore. I spent 8k in 10 days including the round-trip airfare! I summarized 2️⃣5️⃣ tips for saving money💰 ✈️｜Tips for saving money on air tickets: 1️⃣Multi-platform comparison 2️⃣ Buy round trip together 3️⃣Transfers are sometimes cheaper than direct flights. Transfers with the same airline usually provide free accommodation. 🏨｜Tips for saving money on accommodation💰 1️⃣ Choose a hotel near the subway entrance (this time I stayed in a hotel near the "Bencoolen" subway station) 2️⃣ Bring a water cup, many hotels offer free water 🚌｜Tips for saving money while traveling💰 1️⃣Many attractions are close and can be walked 2️⃣Singapore has well-developed public transportation and subways, so try not to take a taxi 🌐｜Sentosa Province💰Tips 1️⃣Universal Studios, Oceanarium, Skyline Coaster, etc. 🎫Compare on multiple platforms and buy one or two days in advance 2️⃣Global Park memory pack 20 new, friends can share the pack 3️⃣ Bring a cup to collect water 📷｜Summary of 1️⃣4️⃣ free attractions in Singapore 1️⃣ Merlion Park 2️⃣ Gardens by the Bay light show 3️⃣ On the first floor of Sands Shopping Center B, you can apply for KA, go to the Sands Sky Observation Deck to see the night view, and take a boat (inside the shopping center) 4️⃣ Sentosa is the southernmost tip of mainland Asia 5️⃣ Chinatown: Pearl's Square, East Asia Restaurant, etc. are great places for taking photos 6️⃣ Fort Canning Park: popular tree holes, large lawns, central buildings, etc. 7️⃣Old Jubilee Street Police Station 8️⃣ National Gallery: Don’t enter the museum💰 9️⃣ St. Andrew’s Church 🔟Raffles Hotel Singapore 1️⃣1️⃣CHIJMES 1️⃣2️⃣National Museum: Don’t enter the museum💰 1️⃣3️⃣ Haji Lane 1️⃣4️⃣ Jewel Changi Mall: Zootopia-style train, big slide, photo with giant Hello Kitty, etc. 🥢｜Tips for saving money on meals💰 1️⃣ Eat more in the food court, there are many kinds of food in the food court

1️⃣ Joo Chiat Road + East Coast A very niche neighborhood Colorful little houses, 🎨 Huge graffiti walls, various exquisite buyer shops and coffee shops, Beautiful little shops one after another Unexpected surprises every few steps ☕️ Big Short It is said that they have the best specialty coffee in Singapore 🪑 A home furnishing store full of design sense, Sojao Aesthetic online There are many beautiful cups, bowls and plates, and comfortable pajamas ✂️ There is also a cute stationery store, Cats Socrates You can buy all kinds of interesting cat ornaments, Books and small gifts with Singaporean characteristics ➡️ Through Joo Chiat Road You will come to the most chill East Coast Park in Singapore There are very few tourists, all locals Cycling along the coastline, 🚢 In front of you are the ships queuing in the Strait of Malacca Blow the sea breeze and watch the sunset Some people are fishing, camping, and barbecuing by the sea This feeling is really comfortable 2️⃣ Fort Canning Park The whole park is like a green wild fairyland We first went to the tree hole that is very popular on the Internet to check in and take pictures In the afternoon The sunlight will be very beautiful 🌳 The park is full of greenery It seems to have entered a secret forest A few steps away is a towering tree Lush and full of vitality The park also retains ancient city walls and strong fortresses Witnessed the history of Singapore 🚔 Coming out of the park It is the Old Hill Street Police Station Hundreds of colorful shutters like rainbows The photos are really amazing Such a cute colorful building used to be a police station Full of cuteness 3️⃣ Haji Lane A very dopamine-filled street Like coming to a colorful fairy tale world We first went to the Sultan Mosque The golden dome of the mosque Full of exotic style 🧞‍♂️ The Arab Street at the door Colorful murals, colorful little houses, Various printed fabrics, perfumes and spices, small shops with lamps, It feels like coming to The world of One Thousand and One Nights 🌈 The whole Haji Lane is full of art and literary atmosphere Various bars, restaurants, and cultural and creative shops, The Merlion surroundings of this cultural and creative store So cute Any small corner, the photos are beautiful 4️⃣ Holland Village A local life-oriented neighborhood The buildings are like toy houses in Lego There are many internet-famous ice cream shops and small shops It is very pleasant to stroll around This is also a pet-friendly community There are many cute dogs

Celebrate Chinese New Year in Singapore! Check out this 6-day itinerary to experience a different kind of tropical New Year. -------------------- 🏃Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart for Singapore Arrive in Singapore. 24-hour Chinese-speaking driver service available to pick you up from the airport. DAY 2: Haji Lane—Clarke Quay—Merlion Park—Chinatown—Marina Bay Sands—Gardens by the Bay Explore the artistic Haji Lane, stroll along Clarke Quay, where history and modernity meet, check out the iconic Merlion Park, and visit the bustling Chinatown. In the evening, head to Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay to experience the modern urban style of Singapore. DAY 3: Sentosa Island Spend the whole day on Sentosa Island! One-way transfer service from the hotel to Sentosa Island (including one-time island entry fee) is available. Attraction tickets must be purchased separately. Enjoy your time on the island! DAY 4: Free time Suggested itinerary: S.E.A. Aquarium + Adventure Cove Waterpark. Spend another day on Sentosa Island, exploring every corner of the island, discovering the mysteries of the ocean, and enjoying the excitement of the waterpark. DAY 5: Free time Suggested itinerary: Singapore Museum + National Gallery Singapore. Visit the treasure trove of museums in Singapore to learn about the history and culture of Singapore, and embark on a journey of art and history. DAY 6: Return End your wonderful trip to Singapore. Private transfer service to the airport is available. -------------------- Must-see attractions: - 🌟Gardens by the Bay: Filming location of Avatar, like a fantasy world! - 🌆Marina Bay Sands: Enjoy a 360-degree view of Singapore from the rooftop garden! - 🐟Merlion Park: The symbol of Singapore, with a unique lion head and fish body. A must-see! - 🏮Chinatown: A historic Chinese neighborhood, showcasing the multicultural charm of Singapore. - 🌉Clarke Quay: Singapore's nightlife destination, with beautiful riverside views and a lively atmosphere. -------------------- Travel tips: 💸 The exchange rate between the Singapore dollar and the Chinese yuan is about 1:5. Remember to convert in advance! ✈️ You can take the subway or a taxi from the airport to the city center. Convenient and fast! 🕰️ Singapore is in the same time zone as Beijing, so you don't have to worry about jet lag! 🚫 Pay attention to no-smoking areas and public hygiene. Be a civilized tourist. 👮‍♂️ Obey traffic rules to ensure travel safety! -------------------- Come to Singapore to enjoy the tropical style and urban prosperity, and leave with unforgettable memories!

5-day tour of Singapore and Malaysia, explore Singapore and Kuala Lumpur! Super practical guide to help you explore the two places with ease. Save it now and start your Southeast Asia trip! -------------------- 🏃 Route suggestions: D1: Haji Lane -> Gardens by the Bay Stroll along Haji Lane and enjoy the charm of artistic graffiti, then head to Gardens by the Bay to admire the modern landscape of Singapore. D2: Merlion Park -> Longshan Temple -> Po San Teng Temple -> Stadthuys Visit Merlion Park and take a photo with the Singapore landmark, then visit Longshan Temple and Po San Teng Temple to experience the cultural charm, and finally visit Stadthuys to learn about historical sites. D3: Batu Caves Explore the mysterious Batu Caves and enjoy the spectacular cave landscape and religious atmosphere. D4: Petronas Twin Towers Climb the Petronas Twin Towers to overlook the beautiful cityscape of Kuala Lumpur and enjoy the breathtaking experience in the sky. D5: Kuala Lumpur/Johor Bahru - Singapore Depart from Kuala Lumpur or Johor Bahru to Singapore, end your pleasant trip to Malaysia, and start a new chapter in Singapore. (Note: The flight information in the original itinerary has been ignored) -------------------- Attraction suggestions: 🌟 Gardens by the Bay: Gardens by the Bay is the filming location of the movie Avatar in Singapore! Super dreamy, like being in a fairyland. 🏙️ Petronas Twin Towers: A landmark building in Kuala Lumpur, one of the best cityscapes, you can overlook the entire Kuala Lumpur from the tower. 🦁🐟 Merlion Park: This is a symbol of Singapore, the lion head and fish body statue standing on the crest of the wave is very unique, a must-see! -------------------- 🧳 Travel checklist: Must-have items for your Singapore and Malaysia trip 🌴 📞 You need a SIM card for easy contact, don't forget to buy a SIM card for both Singapore and Malaysia. 🔌 Charging is a big problem during travel, bring a plug adapter and charger to charge your phone anytime! 🪪 Make sure you have all the documents, prepare your passport and driver's license, visa-free does not mean you don't need to bring anything. 👕 The climate in Singapore and Malaysia is suitable in January, short sleeves and shorts are enough, but it may be a little cool at night, so bring a thin coat. Bring these and start your Singapore and Malaysia trip! 🎉 -------------------- Enjoy the collision of food, beaches, and culture on your Singapore and Malaysia trip, and may every step you take be filled with happy memories! 🌴✨

Hey guys, here's a complete guide to a 6-day trip to Singapore! Explore the Lion City without getting lost, and check out this super practical guide! . ✨Itinerary Overview: 6-Day Singapore Exploration✨ Day 1: Raffles Landing Site -> St. Andrew's Cathedral On the first day, explore Singapore's historical sites, starting from the Raffles Landing Site, then head to St. Andrew's Cathedral to experience the religious atmosphere. Day 2: Haji Lane -> Clarke Quay -> Marina Bay -> Gardens by the Bay -> Merlion Park -> Supertree Grove On the second day, delve into the city streets, stroll through the artistic world of Haji Lane, and then head to Clarke Quay to experience the bustling atmosphere. After that, head to the Marina Bay area, visit Gardens by the Bay and Merlion Park, and admire the spectacular Supertree Grove. Day 3: Singapore Zoo -> River Safari -> Night Safari On the third day, get up close and personal with animals, visit the Singapore Zoo and River Safari during the day, and explore the unique charm of the Night Safari at night. Day 4: Universal Studios Singapore On the fourth day, spend the whole day at Universal Studios Singapore, experiencing the fun and excitement of movie-themed attractions. Day 5: S.E.A. Aquarium -> Adventure Cove Waterpark -> Siloso Beach -> Wings of Time On the fifth day, get close to the ocean and nature, visit the S.E.A. Aquarium, challenge the fun activities at Adventure Cove Waterpark, relax at Siloso Beach in the evening, and enjoy the spectacular Wings of Time show at night. Day 6: Jewel Changi Airport On the last day, shop and relax at Jewel Changi Airport, and end your Singapore trip on a high note. . Travel Preparation: 🧳 Things to Bring for Your Singapore Trip! 📱 SIM Card: Get a local SIM card for easy communication, and choose a suitable plan. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Singapore's plug standard is different from ours, so don't forget to bring an adapter. 🪪 Documents: Prepare your passport and ID card, and enjoy visa-free entry. 👗 Clothing: In December, short sleeves and shorts are enough for Singapore, but bring a light jacket for the cool evenings. 🔋 Chargers: Don't forget your phone and camera chargers, and bring a power bank to keep your devices charged on the go. 🕶️ Essentials: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are must-haves for Singapore's sunny weather. . Singapore, a city full of charm, is waiting for you to explore every corner and create your own unique story🌆.

Travel to Singapore and Malaysia for six days! Carefully selected routes to help you explore the two countries. Don't miss out on this super practical guide! -------- 🛤️ Route overview: Day 1: Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Visit the Singapore landmark and experience the city's greenery and modernity. Day 2: Haji Lane -> Fort Canning Park -> Plaza Singapura -> Chinatown -> Merlion Park -> Clarke Quay Travel through history and modernity and experience the multicultural charm of Singapore. Day 3: Marina Bay -> Red House -> Malacca Murals -> Sultan's Palace -> Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum A day trip to experience the historical and cultural fusion of Malaysia. Day 4: Jalan Alor Taste the food paradise of Kuala Lumpur and enjoy authentic flavors. Day 5: 1188 Sky Mirror Climb to the high-altitude observation deck and overlook the city of Kuala Lumpur. Day 6: End the trip in Kuala Lumpur and transfer to the airport End the pleasant journey and return home with full memories. 🛫 -------- Travel tips: 🍜 Food: Singapore and Malaysia have a rich variety of food. Try local specialties and let your taste buds dance. 🎁 Souvenir prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs. Some handicrafts and snacks are affordable and unique. ☁️ December climate: The climate in Singapore and Malaysia is pleasant in December. It is warm and comfortable during the day and slightly cool at night. Remember to bring a light jacket. 📸 Photography: Wear bright clothes and leave a beautiful figure in the scenery to make your photos more colorful. 💡 Tips: Respect local customs and follow local customs to make your trip more enjoyable. -------- Come to Singapore and Malaysia to enjoy exotic customs, make your trip a heart-to-heart exchange, and leave unforgettable memories!

Arab Street: Known as the most 'photogenic' street in Singapore, Arab Street is home to Muslims. This place is decorated in traditional Middle Eastern and Islamic style, with colorful streets and walls. Places to visit: Sultan Mosque, Kampong Glam Cafe, Haji Lane. Tourists can visit Haji Lane in any month of the year. According to Haji Lane travel experience, the most ideal time of day to explore this place is in the late afternoon. You can come to Haji Lane from around 2pm to late at night. At this time, the shops on the bustling Haji Lane street will start to open more. In the morning, there are very few shops open to welcome customers. As the night goes on, Haji Lane becomes more noisy, bustling, and crowded than ever.

#shioksightseeing #100WaysOfTravel A berry welcome you to our Haji Lane, a place to visit in Singapore to take photos within Kampong Glam neighbourhood. Our Haji Lane is located near many hotels such as ParkRoyal on Beach Road and you can plan a walking tour around this Kampong Glam area. Many celebrities who come to Singapore to have their concerts will come over to this vibrant street full of colourful wall murals and explore the vintage shops here. When the night fall, there are many bars and restaurants open for business and you can dine here for a relaxed evening. #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

So this was my quick itinerary of the place: First walk to Haji Lane, enjoy what the whole street has to offer from the souvenir shops, snacks, drinks and photobooth shops ⏩️walk towards Arab street OMG the food so much to taste, the shops so much to buy as keepsakes⏩️ go to Kamglom Glam walk around take pictures of the murals one word gorgeous! ⏩️ feeling like have a quick prayer then this place is for you visit one of the mosques ⏩️ after you have filled up on food and all good things head on to Bugis street which is just a ten minutes walk away! Get some more food!!!!! #streetfood #localguides #singaporetrip #singapore #hajilane #bugisstreet #shopping #foodieheaven #pictureperfect

If you are planning a trip to Singapore, I recommend Haji Lane as a place to visit in Singapore👍 The buildings are colorful, and the murals are hip, so it's great for sightseeing and taking pictures!! There are many small prop shops and lots of food, so I recommend it as a place to visit in Singapore💛 ✅Haji Lane 📍21A Haji Lane, Singapore 189214 Singapore #Overseas travel #Singapore travel #Places to visit in Singapore #Singapore hot place #Haji Lane

#บินเที่ยวกับtrip Travel Dlux พามาที่ Haji Lane ซึ่งตั้งอยู่ใกล้กับสถานี MRT Bugisค่ะ คุณสามารถเดินจากสถานี MRT Bugis ไปยัง Haji Lane ได้ภายในประมาณ 10 นาที Haji Lane เป็นถนนที่มีความหลากหลายของร้านค้าแนวสตรีทแฟชั่น, คาเฟ่, และร้านอาหารที่มีบรรยากาศโดดเด่นและมีสีสัน เป็นสถานที่ยอดนิยมสำหรับการช้อปปิ้งและสัมผัสกับวัฒนธรรมท้องถิ่น ที่นี่คุณยังพบกับร้านไอศครีม gelato อร่อย บาร์ที่มีบรรยากาศดี และกราฟฟิตี้ที่สวยงามตามท้องถนน 📍Haji Lane Bugis MRT Exit B Singapore #VisitSingapore #Singapore #tdsgwow #Dluxyourday #TravelDlux

#Southeast Asia Travel ✨Haji Lane, Singapore✨ Haji Lane in Singapore is a short but lively street located in the Kampong Glam area. Filled with unique shops, cafes, and murals, this street is popular with both tourists and locals. ✅ Shopping and Cafes Haji Lane is home to many unique boutique shops. There are various shops selling fashion, accessories, and vintage items, so it's fun to browse. There are also cute cafes scattered throughout, so it's a great place to spend some leisurely time with a cup of coffee. ✅ Murals and Photography Another attraction of Haji Lane is the beautiful murals painted all over the street. The colorful murals are perfect for taking pictures, so many people visit here to take their best shots. ✅ Haji Lane at Night Haji Lane takes on a different atmosphere in the evening. The street lights come on and live music plays, creating a more romantic and lively atmosphere. #Singapore #Haji Lane #Kampong Glam

#JuneTravelSupportEvent Singapore's streets are all works of art! Haji Lane 🇸🇬 A place that MZ people would love! A cute place with murals and shops. If you walk around, there are so many unique shops, coffee shops, etc. to see Haji Lane is located in a narrow alley connected to Arab Street where Kampong Glam is! Google Map is a must👍🏻 ▪️Haji Lane, Singapore #SingaporeTravel #HajiLane #SingaporeTouristAttraction #2024WishEvent

When talking about Singapore, many people first think of its garden-like environment and extremely small area, but the Singapore in my mind is bright and colorful. If this is your first time traveling to Singapore, I would be really sad if you don’t visit these beautiful check-in spots! ▫️ 🌈Haji Lane: This block is the most interesting place in Singapore in my mind, with colorful buildings, exotic shops, exquisite graffiti, and delicious food. In short, it is worth strolling around and taking pictures slowly. ▪️ 🌈Little India: It is an Indian settlement. You can smell the rich aroma of spices as you walk into the block. There are unique sari shops everywhere. The buildings here are colorful, which is very suitable for taking blockbuster movies. ▪️ 🌈St. Andrew's Church: The exterior has bright white walls, while the interior has a calm blue color, especially the colored glass windows, which reflect a different kind of beauty under the sun. ▪️ 🌈Marina Bay Sands Hotel: The infinity pool on the rooftop is the best place to overlook the entire Marina Bay. If you don’t stay here, you can also come here for afternoon tea! ▪️ 🌈Merlion: The symbol and emblem of Singapore, here you can use a different angle to take a photo of the Merlion holding the water spraying, which is said to bring good luck! 🌈 Gardens by the Bay: It is divided into two areas, indoor and outdoor. The indoor area has various exotic flowers and plants, as well as the largest indoor waterfall, while the outdoor area is the famous skywalk. ▪️ 🌈Old Market: It’s similar to a gathering place for food stalls, where you can taste traditional laksa, chili crab, barbecue, etc.! ▪️ 🌈Ocean Aquarium: One of the largest aquariums in Asia, it is worth it to watch various fish through the super stunning curved ocean window! ▪️ 🌈Universal Studios: If I remember correctly, it should be the smallest Universal Studios now. There are a total of 7 theme areas, including Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Hollywood Boulevard, etc. Transformers, Puss in Shoes and other adventures are worth checking out, and the performances in the park are also very interesting. ▪️ 🌈Chinatown: In the Chinese settlement of Singapore, you can not only taste a variety of delicious food, but also get relatively cost-effective souvenirs. ▪️ 🌈Temple of the Tooth Relic: The whole building is designed in a symmetrical way, which really hits the comfort level of people with obsessive-compulsive disorder! The temple has a very exquisite interior, where you can also appreciate its long history and rich cultural stories. ▪️ 🌈Pearl Square: Personally, I think it is a very interesting local building. Although it was built decades ago, it combines shopping malls and residential areas very reasonably and has a strong Chinese charm.

🔥Essential Singapore Attractions to Check Out Sentosa Island, Merlion Park, Chinatown, Night Safari, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Flyer, Clarke Quay, National Museum, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Arab Street & Haji Lane, Universal Studios · ⭐Singapore Shopping Tax Refund Service, shop at stores with the 'Premier TaxFree' or 'TaxFree' sign, and ask the salesperson for a Premier tax refund voucher or a Global Refund shopping cheque. When leaving, present the voucher, shopping cheque, purchased goods, receipts, and passport to the GST refund inspection counter to claim your refund. · 📍Shopping Paradise Singapore Shopping Recommendations ✔The Shoppes at MBS at Marina Bay Endless luxury brands, and there's a good chance to find your dream bag. It's also the only place in Singapore with an acne studios. ✔ION Orchard on Orchard Road Everything from luxury goods to cosmetics, plus lots of great food. ✔Ngee Ann City A must-visit for luxury brands, with Hermes, Chanel, Goyard, and more. ✔313 somerset Loads of trendy brands & shoe stores. ✔Haji Lane The whole street is full of graffiti and shops worth visiting, with the big head photo studio, Jay Chou's bubble tea shop Machi Machi, and the standalone % Arabica all located here. · For more travel tips abroad, follow me and let's explore the world together~

| 7 Internet celebrity streets where you can make great photos. 🌟Blair Road Rows of nostalgic old-fashioned shops create colorful retro streets Blair Road · 🌟Shuiche Road Traces of the times can be seen everywhere on the streets, and various galleries and cafes add to the artistic atmosphere. Kreta Ayer Road · 🌟Haji Lane The magnificent Sultan Mosque is full of gorgeous and unique artistic exotic style. Haji Lane · 🌟Trengganu Street Brightly colored streets hide various museums, temples and antique goods Trengganu Street · 🌟Duxton Hill Romantic and gentle ancient building with fairy tale style and soft tones, it looks great no matter how you take pictures Duxton Hill · 🌟Petain Road The rows of shops are designed in a gorgeous Baroque style, and the corridors and floor tiles are very exquisite. Petain Road · 🌟Buffalo Lane Colorful streets that embody Indian culture and have strong ethnic customs Kerbau Road · Share overseas travel strategies, follow me, and go see the world together~

Singapore is really small, with all the worthy spots concentrated in one area. I've summarized a 2-day, 1-night city walk itinerary that's perfect for sightseeing and taking great photos! Itinerary: Haji Lane/Sultan Mosque—Praise Square—National Gallery Singapore—Clarke Quay—Old Hill Street Police Station—Merlion Park—Oxley—Gardens by the Bay (This route is the most direct and you can choose the places you want to visit. The following spots are particularly photogenic) Haji Lane/Sultan Mosque Haji Lane is a street filled with food, perfect for eating and strolling around. The buildings are colorful and there are many graffiti walls, making it a great place for photos! The Sultan Mosque is right next to Haji Lane, and taking photos through the door frame looks amazing! Old Hill Street Police Station This is the Singapore News and Arts Building, with dopamine-inducing colors. Standing across the street and taking photos is the best spot! Merlion Park A landmark of Singapore, where you can take creative photos as if you're catching the water from the Merlion's mouth. Gardens by the Bay It's like entering the planet of Pandora, with a light show at night. The shows start at 19:45 and 20:45 every night, lasting 15 minutes each. Opening hours: Outdoor gardens 5:00-next day 2:00, other areas 9:00-21:00 💰: Admission is free, but tickets for the Flower Dome/Cloud Forest/Fantasy Garden/Supertree Observatory need to be purchased separately, around 125 RMB Food Recommendations: Ya Kun Kaya Toast, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Nasi Lemak Accommodation: Swissotel The Stamford Singapore, conveniently located near attractions with great views! Little tips: 1. No need to exchange too much Singaporean currency, as many places accept Alipay. 2. Do not spit or jaywalk in Singapore, as fines are enforced! 3. No worries about language barriers, there are many Chinese speakers who can speak Mandarin! Hi, I am 567, I have traveled through 15 countries and 130 cities. Singapore is the 14th country I visited, and the travel experience was really great! It's also very safe, and now with visa-free access, you can travel with ease! Follow me! Continue to explore the world with me!

#singaporetrip The Haji Lane is undoubtedly a vibrant & colourful street in the heart of Singapore, just a short walk from Bugis MRT Station. It's one of the streets that I enjoyed the most during my short visit to Singapore. Famous for its street art, Haji Lane is a true discovery for the curious traveller. This unique place is a home to eclectic bars, eateries and cafes, independent boutiques where you can find young Asian designers who hand-made jewellery and stylish home accessories. The beautiful murals on every corner just made it an insta- worthy spot! #mytripvlog#timetotravel

Singapore Citywalk's Little India, Haji Lane Little India is a gathering place for the Indian community in Singapore, a miniature of India, hence the name Little India. Especially during some festivals, the Indian style is even more intense, here is like a golden fairy tale world. Colorful lights and decorations can be seen everywhere on the street. The most famous shopping center in Little India is none other than the Mustafa Center, which is known throughout the island for its 24-hour all-day operation, good quality and low price, and a wide variety of goods. Veera Makali Amman Hindu Temple: The Hindu gods, sacred cows, and warriors carved on the gate tower shine under the sun, attracting attention. The walls around the temple are painted in red and white, full of festive atmosphere. Haji Lane is a quiet alley in Kampong Glam, Singapore, with many characteristic small shops worth visiting. The once empty street with pre-war houses on both sides has been revitalized by the influx of local designers and young entrepreneurs. There are many unique fashion stores here, specializing in selling a variety of fashionable accessories and items with Singaporean local flavor. Transportation: Accessible by bus and subway.

Singapore offers a plethora of unique souvenirs that capture the essence of the city-state's rich culture and heritage. Whether you're looking for traditional crafts or modern trinkets, here are some must-have souvenirs and where to find them. 1. National Museum of Singapore: Located in the heart of the city, the National Museum of Singapore not only offers a fascinating journey through the nation's history but also houses a well-curated gift shop. Here, you can find a range of souvenirs that reflect Singapore's heritage, including books on local culture, art prints, and unique merchandise inspired by the museum's exhibitions. 2. Naiise: Known for its curated collection of locally designed products, Naiise is a popular destination for unique Singaporean souvenirs. With multiple outlets across the city, including Orchard Road and Jewel Changi Airport, Naiise offers a wide range of items, from quirky stationery to locally inspired fashion and home decor. 3. Haji Lane: This vibrant street in Kampong Glam is lined with independent boutiques and quirky shops. Explore stores like Mondays Off and Soon Lee for unique fashion accessories, locally designed clothing, and trendy lifestyle products. Haji Lane is a great place to find one-of-a-kind souvenirs that reflect Singapore's hip and artistic side. 4. Chinatown Street Market: For a more traditional shopping experience, head to the Chinatown Street Market. Here, you can browse through stalls selling a variety of souvenirs, including Chinese calligraphy scrolls, traditional clothing, and trinkets. Don't forget to bargain for the best prices! These five shops offer a mix of popular and hidden gem options for finding unique Singaporean souvenirs. Whether you're looking for traditional crafts, locally designed products, or budget-friendly items, these places will ensure you find the perfect memento to remember your time in Singapore.

Haji Lane is a hidden gem in Singapore that is worth visiting for its unique charm and vibrant atmosphere. This narrow street in the Kampong Glam neighborhood is a hub for independent boutiques, quirky cafes, and colorful street art, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience. ☕️ One of the standout features of Haji Lane is its eclectic mix of shops and cafes. From vintage clothing stores to artisanal bakeries, there is something for everyone in this vibrant street. Visitors can explore the various boutiques and discover one-of-a-kind finds, or simply relax at one of the cozy cafes and soak in the lively atmosphere. 🌈 Another reason why Haji Lane is worth visiting is its stunning street art. The colorful murals and graffiti art adorning the walls of the buildings add to the street's unique character and make for great photo opportunities. Visitors can spend hours wandering around and admiring the art, or even join a guided street art tour to learn more about the stories behind the murals. 🚇 How to Get There? To get to Haji Lane, visitors can take the MRT to Bugis Station and walk for 10 minutes, or take one of the many buses that pass by the area. Drivers can park at nearby parking lots, but should be aware that parking spaces can be limited. Once in the vicinity, visitors can make their way towards Arab Street and find Haji Lane adjacent to it, marked by a colorful archway.

Haji Lane is a narrow alley filled with old Singapore houses with walls full of unique murals or paintings. These murals were used as photo backgrounds which then spread widely on social media and caused the Haji Lane location to become a new trend. And it's not only the murals and graffiti that are suitable as photo backgrounds, the existing houses have been used as business fields for the residents there. There are boutiques and restaurants as well as being a place to hang out while tasting various kinds of cuisine. #Hajiline #Singapore #langkahdody

#singapore Haji Lane is in the Kampong Glam neighbourhood of Singapore, a short walk from Bugis MRT. Ask any millennial and they’ll tell you fond stories about nights out at its lively bars or about how they found a cool vintage store they thrifted their favourite ‘fits from. I visited Haji Lane a while back and it’s a true embodiment of Singapore’s multicultural society. If any of my foreigner friends visit Singapore, Haji Lane will be on my recommendation list. For cat lovers, you may even find a cat cafe there! Spend a lovely afternoon thrifting, eating your heart out and cuddling with cats. How many letters in Haji Lane? ATE!#slay

Nestled in the heart of Kampong Glam, Haji Lane is a narrow but vibrant alley that has earned a reputation as one of Singapore’s most eclectic and trendy destinations. This charming lane stands out for its colorful murals, boutique shops, and a unique blend of quirky and chic aesthetics. Suitable for travelers, fashionistas, and creatives to immerse themselves in the artistic and bohemian spirit of Haji Lane and discover its hidden treasures. #singapore