The Former House of Tan Teng Niah is a vibrant, historic Chinese villa in Little India, Singapore, built in 1900 by a local businessman. It stands out for its colorful façade and is one of the last surviving Chinese villas in the area.

Little India Arcade is a historic shopping complex in Singapore offering traditional Indian goods, textiles, and food in restored 1913 shophouses.

Tekka Market is a bustling market in Little India, Singapore, known for its fresh produce, meat, seafood, and diverse hawker food, reflecting the area's multicultural heritage.

Sultan Mosque is a prominent mosque in Singapore's Kampong Glam, known for its golden dome and rich Islamic heritage, serving as a key religious and cultural landmark since 1824.

Kampong Glam is a historic district in Singapore known for its Malay-Muslim heritage, vibrant shophouses, trendy cafes, and cultural landmarks like Sultan Mosque and the Malay Heritage Centre.

Arab Street is a lively street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam, famous for its textile shops, Middle Eastern cafes, and rich Islamic heritage.

With your guide leading the way, uncover stories of early Chinese immigrants, their struggles, hopes, and resilience. Explore faithfully recreated 1950s-style homes and reveal the harsh realities of migrant life. Discover how Chinatown transformed from a crowded enclave into the vibrant cultural district it is today.

Smith Street is home to stunning murals by Yip Yew Chong, each showcasing Chinatown's rich heritage:

"My Chinatown Home": A glimpse into family life in a traditional shophouse.

"The Letter Writer": Honoring those who helped immigrants communicate with their families.

"Mid-Autumn Festival": Celebrating Chinatown’s festive traditions.

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple showcases Tang Dynasty-inspired architecture with multi-tiered roofs, wood carvings, and symbolic elements like dragons, phoenixes, and lotus flowers. This blend of religious, artistic, and cultural significance makes it a central spiritual landmark in Singapore.