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"It gave us an insight into the culture in Chinatown. We have been on some of the walks in London, and would like you to know that we found the experience every bit as entertaining and educational."
- Gerry Goresky, Canada
“Even with a rainy Tuesday we saw Chinatown in such a different way! Thank you for providing such a refreshing alternative to reading history from a book and wandering the streets of S’pore!
– Gina Youngren, USA | |
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Tour Synopsis
The street was filled from end to end, with stalls and knick-knacks of every kind. Here a pair of ready-made clogs, there a steaming hot bun. Sticky cakes, exotic fruits, sweetmeats - it's food paradise always on the streets of Chinatown. Enjoy the fragrance of Chinese tea, ginseng and herbal eggs. If you're brave, we'll even help you find your way about a very slippery wet market. Check out paper cars, houses, 'handphones', and even lingerie - all part of an ancient Chinese funeral ritual. We'll also introduce to you the Yins and Yangs of Chinese traditional medicine. And finally, we might just show you where to get those ready-made clogs and that steaming hot bun!
Tour Cost
Adult: S$28.00, Child: S$15.00
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By Cab: Alight at Tanjong Pagar MRT Exit B along Maxwell Road. Nearest landmark is the 'White House'.
End Point: Pagoda Street (Nearest to Chinatown MRT Station) |
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Tour Highlights:
- Explore Thien Hock Kheng, the oldest Hokkien-Chinese temple in Singapore and window to Chinese syncretism and worldview (winner of UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage 2001 Awards for Culture Heritage Conservation Building)
- Walk past beautifully conserved shophouses and trace the lives of early Chinese immigrants to discover the world's most multi-racial Chinatown
- Venture into quaint Chinese trades stores, including one specialising in Traditional Chinese Remedies and another in Ancestral Worship supplies
- Wind through Ann Siang Hill, one-time plantation and playground of the rich and influential
- Let our guide show you the way through Chinatown Wet Market – and learn about herbs and spices commonly used in Chinese cooking – an unforgettable experience!
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| A Changi Museum War Trail | |
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| A Boat Quay-Singapore River Walk | |
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| A Changi Museum War Trail | |
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A Clarke Quay-Singapore River
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| Wear a cap and comfy shoes, bring umbrella or poncho, and a bottle of water. Mosquito repellent may be helpful on tours that take you to parks! |
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