Cultural Enclaves by Alphard or Similar

An insight into the cultural groups of Singapore and learn about the ways in which each culture helped shaped the character of Singapore. At Kampong Glam, a historic site where Malay royalty once lived, is now a bustling centre with traditional shops catering to the Malay community. Visit the stately Masjid Sultan Mosque or wander through shops selling rattan handicrafts, old fabric, trinkets, and more. Proceed to Chinatown, a showcase of the rich cultural history of the earlier settlers and explore the Chinese influence on the city. Peranakan Place was once a fashionable abode for the Peranakans (Straits-born Chinese) at the turn of the 20th century. This quiet residential district has since been converted into stretches of bars and restaurants. At Little India, a district that embodies the vibrant and dynamic pulse of the Indian community, you will be greeted by a myriad of colours and aromas the moment you arrive.