[2024 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Kampong Glam (Updated Dec)

Discovering the Vibrant Charm of Kampong Glam

#shioksightseeing #100waysoftravel #singapore Kampong Glam, particularly Haji Lane and Arab Street, is a vibrant cultural hub that showcases the rich heritage of Singapore’s Malay and Muslim communities. The area is adorned with stunning wall murals that add a splash of color and artistry to the streets, making it a photographer's paradise. Strolling down Haji Lane, you’ll find a mix of trendy boutiques, cozy cafes, and unique shops that reflect the area’s eclectic spirit. The murals tell stories of the past and present, celebrating local culture and artistry. Arab Street, with its majestic Sultan Mosque, offers a more traditional vibe, featuring beautiful textiles and local eateries that serve delicious Middle Eastern cuisine. Overall, a visit to Kampong Glam is a must for anyone looking to experience the artistic and cultural diversity of Singapore. Whether you’re there for the aesthetics, shopping, or food, this area never disappoints. #awesomepic #building #culture #summer #holiday #mural #sg #gems

Masjid Sultan, Singapore

Nestled in the historic Kampong Glam district of Singapore, is a revered cultural and religious landmark. Beyond its significance as a place of worship, this mosque offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore its rich heritage through guided mosque tours. What sets Masjid Sultan apart is its commitment to inclusivity, providing free cover-ups for visitors who may not be dressed appropriately. Join me as I recount my enlightening journey at Masjid Sultan, celebrating its cultural significance and the warm embrace it extends to all visitors. Come here to get inspired by the cultural and immerse yourselves in the unique experiences this mosque offers, fostering understanding and respect among diverse communities. #singapore

Singapore Landmark Street Arts

At various parts of Singapore, you would be able to find street arts drawings along the street. I personally love to capture those images as they were beautifully drawn with the artists' aspirations. Some of them are the message that they want to bring across. Some of the drawings depict the olden days of Singapore. The new world is a landmark which is at the farrer park area. It used to be very crowded and full of excitement and entertainment activities. Whereas some drawings showcase the hardship that our past generations have gone through, to make our current situation so stab.le and prosperous. Take some time to explore them in Singapore. They are everywhere in Singapore. From little India, to the kampong glam area, to the Chinatown area, as well as the joo chiat area. #mysgmemories #tripblazers

Singapore heritage site

Kampong Glam is one of the famous heritage sites in Singapore and is home to one of the most lively hipster streets called Haji Lane. It is also a place of worship for the Muslim community with an iconic mosque that is a landmark in that area. There are many middle eastern cuisine restaurants here too. All in all, a very interesting place to visit if you’re in the country! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #singapore #tripblazers #tripmoments #heritage #mustvisit

Kampong Glam

#newyearadventure Spent a day roaming around Kampong Glam, and it was interestingly amazing. Centred on busy Arab Street, it is also well-known as Singapore’s Muslim Quarter. A must-see building if you visit for the first time will be the Sultan Mosque. Armed with massive golden domes, this mosque was built for the first Sultan of Singapore. Also, if the Malay Heritage Centre is opened, you should also visit it to learn more about the rich heritage and culture of Singapore’s Malay community. A cultural trip to plan for if you are around the area. #mytripvlog

🖌️ Our Unique Singapore Wall Mural 🎨

During my staycation at Intercontinental Hotel, I took the opportunity to explore the Kampong Glam area which is about 10 mins walk from the hotel. There are many wall murals along the various lanes in Kampong Glam, from Arab Street , Haji Lane, Victoria Street to Jalan Pisang etc. Some of the wall murals such as the Girl with Lion Cub was fine by the renowned street artist Ernest Zacharevic’s Girl who also did many wall murals in Penang. So head down to Kampong Glam and Arab Street area and start hunting fir these beautiful wall murals. One need not travel to Ipoh or Penang, we have them in our own backyard. #tripblazers #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #kampongglam #arabstreet #streetart #wallmurals

Malay heritage art and culture

Address - Sultan Mosque, 3 Muscat Street, Singapore 198833 This mosque is a popular site for locals and tourists alike as it is one of the most impressive works of art in its design. Situated in a cultural heritage neighbourhood, this is definitely a must-visit when you come to Singapore to revel in a different side of arts and culture. First constructed in 1824, this mosque underwent a refurbishment in 1932 and is a key landmark where markets and art festivals are held during Ramadan. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #artshunting #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #art #architecture #heritage #localhistory #mustvisit #singapore

Unique Muslim Culture

Address - 10 min walk from MRT Bugis Highlights - A unique place to feel the culturally diverse of Singapore - a historical Muslim quarter where traditions mixed with modern lifestyle. Also, walk around and visit Haji Lane to see the graffiti arts and stop by to enjoy a bite of Middle east cuisine #urbanexplorer

Loaded sandwiches: Keen’s Bagelry

You have to try this Tik Tok-famous bakery. Keen’s Bagelry is a Japan-inspired shop that serves the fluffiest, pillow-soft bagels. Choose to customise your own sandwich, or just grab a signature creation to save yourself the trouble. Truffle chicken is highly recommended; it comes with a juicy slab of thigh, torched cheddar, and truffle mayonnaise. For maximum enjoyment, get some scrambled eggs with mozzarella added as well. Very shiok!!! The Loxu is for the salmon lovers - just look at the generous layers of Norwegian smoked fish, layered with housemade cream cheese, tomatoes, capers, and lime juice. Bekki is a classic combination of eggs, bacon, and cheese that works well together. Prices are affordable too; each chonky sandwich is less than $12 on average. Super filling and stuffed FULL of ingredients. Limited seatings are available, so drop by early, or grab a few for takeaway. Located within Curbside Crafters at 730 North Bridge Road. #restaurant #bagel #cafe #singapore

Cafe, Restaurant in Kampong Gelam

Singapore has an amazing Muslim community located at Kampong Gelam where once used to be called Kampong Glam. At every corner of Kampong Gelam, there are funky mural wall arts, many pop up cafes both mainstream and non mainstream, restaurants serving authentic Greek, Turkish, Lebanese food, mostly halal due to the community located around the area. These foodie lane can be found in Bali Lane and Haji Lane, just make sure to come down with an empty stomach and leave this place with a satisfied tummy as there are so much cafes/restaurants to explore. Also, while walking around haji Lane or bali Lane, make sure to look up as there might be a few unique arts and sculpture that you might stumble upon. #moreinsg #cafe #urbanexplorer #createwithtrip #singapore #bugis #touristsattraction #attractions #foodie

Street Art in Singapore

#artshunting @ Kampong Glam Kampong Glam is the Muslim neighbourhood of Singapore and is home to carpet shops, Middle Eastern cuisine and mosques, in addition to an interesting mix of funky cocktail bars and quaint eateries. It is an area with an interwined web of narrow streets with unique shophouses decorated creatively and ethnically and is also home to many spectacular wall street art / graffiti in Singapore. Wall street art / graffiti is a powerful means of self expression and such art form is often a wonderful means to engage with and reach out to the younger generation. Hence this area is often well received and popular for young and tourists to pop by for fabulous instagram shoots. Highlights of some of the noteworthy street art includes the following : Baked by Boon - Back alley of Muscat Street, near Sultan Mosque - Done up by a visual artist specialising in spray painting. Certainly brigthens up the atmosphere. Boggie In The Dark By Nicia Lam, Yulis Lam and Novena Angela - Located at the back alley of Kandahar Street. - Features various sea creatures at an underwater disco party. This piece serves to embody the spirit of spreading love. Cuturi Gallery Mural By Didier Jaba Mathieu - Massively stunning wall mural at Aliwal Street - Done up by world renowned graffiti street artist famous for art that showcases cubism, futurism and constructivism. - This piece depicts ships from Singapore's past, and the island building towards a beautiful Garden City of flora and fauna. Wall Mural by Liao Jun Hui - Located at the Gelam Gallery, Muscat Street - Done up by oil paint artist who is often inspired by cinema and thus draws heavily on the characters depicted in movies to provide allegories to prevailing humanistic observations. This area is within a short walking distance from Bugis MRT. With over 30 stunningly beautiful wall art, it is simply a visual treat just to stroll along the various historical streets of the culturally rich Kampong Glam area !

Sultan Mosque: Centrepiece of Kampong Glam

Singapore is melting pot of culture and religion built from different culture and religion and Kampong Glam is filled with that, established back in the 19th century are the textile stores and the Indian Muslim restaurants that makes Singapore culinary so unique. Right smack in the centre piece of Kampong Glam is the Sultan Mosque which is also known as Masjid Sultan built in the year 1924, but only gotten its recognition as a national monument in Singapore in the year 1975, the history of this destination is so rich that even our founding father, Sir Stanford Raffles was part of the cultural area’s history. Definitely a good place to get some Malay style pulled tea or teh tarik and learn all about its heritage! #culturewalk

Kampong Glam shophouses

Address - Kampong Glam district Kampong Glam is a large neighbourhood district located on Arab Street, known for its beautiful 19th century shophouses that have been transformed into consumer goods stores and restaurants! Especially the route leading up to the iconic Sultan Mosque is flanked by rows of shops selling a variety of textiles and delicious Arab fare. One interesting feature of many of the shophouses is how low-lying the ceilings are. It really creates that cosy intimate vibe that goes well with the exotic culture you can experience here. Perfect backdrop for photo opportunities! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #culturewalk #heritage #history #singapore

Hari Raya festive market

Address - Walk Thru Souq Festival Market by Laloolalang During the Hari Raya festive season in Singapore, Laloolalang organized a market bazaar with delicious food in Kampong Glam! It was the perfect place for Muslims to break their fasts and for non-Muslims to also enjoy classic heritage dishes. It was quite crowded when we were there but very well-organized. The path was one-way essentially so that managed to flow of traffic. We also had so many awesome choices that I really wanted to try everything! My advice is to come with a group of friends so that you can buy more to try the various items. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #culturewalk #market #hariraya #festival #singapore

Mural hunting at Kampong Glam

Today, Kampong Glam has rows of conserved shophouses with murals all around it. Wall murals are a rare sight in Singapore but over here at Kampong Glam it is a mural covered street. You can actually come here for wall hunting. If you get tired, there are so many indie and rare cafes for you to rest and chill at.

As it was about to rain when I arrived, I only managed to see a few before I left. Coffee Story is located near Sultan Gate Restaurant. It’s very interesting because the mural shows the old style way of coffee house while a modern coffee cafe is residing in the same building. 

The other murals spotted are at Haji Lane. #artshunting

Kampong Glam: A street full of culture

The word ‘kampong’ means “compound in Malay, while “gelam” refers to the long-leaved paperbark tree. The area is well known for two major landmarks: Sultan Mosque, Singapore’s most important mosque, and the Istana Kampung Gelam, the former Sultan’s palace. The Palace is now the Malay Heritage Centre. Kampong Glam was gazetted as a conservation area on 7 July 1989. Kampong Glam today and the Sultan Mosque is still the spiritual centre for Singapore’s Muslim community. Kampong Glam is an arty place in Singapore now with an explosion of colourful shophouses with a mix of muslim and middle eastern stores. From cruises, textile stores, lighting features to souvenir. I really like walking there as it feels like I am overseas and not in Singapore.
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Kampong Glam Art

A motivating factor for me to walk (as exercise ;)) is great scenery. That is why each time I have a staycation around the vicinity of Kampong Glam, I see to it that I stroll along Haji Lane and Arab Street. Posted here are great art I’ve seen while having a leisurely walk around these areas. From wall paintings to architecture & design of buildings… Watch out for these murals when you walk along Bali Lane, Hani Lane or Arab Street. There are also nice shops you can check to buy trinkets or souveniers. After your leisurely walk, you can eat or have refreshments in one of the many restaurants or food stalls in the area. #moreinsg #kampongglam #arabstreet #hajilane #walk #stroll #singapore #momentssg #mural #mosque

Savuer

Address - 5 Purvis St, #01-04, Singapore 188584 Nearest Mrt Bugis Ambiance/Facilities - A humble bistro serving hearty, honest french cooking Highlights - Known for otheir signature Saveur Pasta and Duck Confit. Islandwide Avg. Price per Person - 50 Rating - 7/10 Saveur is the brainchild of two young and enterprising friends who decided to pursue their dreams. After stints at various fine dining restaurants like Guy Savoy, Fifty Three and Tetsuya’s in Sydney, they discovered that there is a need to provide quality French fare at affordable prices in Singapore. With that philosophy, Saveur was set up! Saveur prides herself as a restaurant that offers quality yet affordable French cuisine to the masses. Saveur aims to serve her own interpretation of French food, bringing French cuisine to everyone using local products. Thus, bringing a whole new gastronomic experience to all. #café#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast

Singapore The first time I went to Singapore was the year when I graduated from the university in 2009. One persons trip went to Singapore, the second time was to Cambodia in Singapore. Turning around, playing with the US signing for two days, the first two are hurried play, did not do any Raiders, play is also a very regular point. This is my third trip to Singapore, because I went to shoot the OPPO video, so I did a lot of homework in advance. Although Singapore is very small, I have to go to the card for four days and three nights. At the point of the film, Crab Brothers sorted out some of the favorite ones to share with everyone 1 Kampong Glam-Sudan mosque Malaysia feels Islamic style 2 comet Yao Changyi Airport T1 The JEWEL shopping mall near the terminal building and the Net Red Waterfall take a group photo. The 1F can take a photo with the waterfall and the third floor is suitable for taking photos when the small train passes by the waterfall. 3 The white marble spiral staircase in the Apple Store at Orchard Orchard Road is also a good place for concave shapes. 4 A spiral staircase near Fu Kangning Park is very difficult to find. Figure 9 is the exact location I marked. There are a lot of people waiting in line. Fortunately, everyone is very conscious. So happy! 5-Leuge youths like to go to places, there are bars, small shops, coffee shops, and colorful graffiti walls. 6 Praise Square, the white praise church is relatively small. 7 From the Sands Hotel to the flyover on the Gardens by the Bay, in fact, many places in the vicinity can be photographed in the background of the Sands Hotel to be discovered. 8Cloud Forests - There are so many people, you need to wait patiently to take pictures of no one. Ok! Finally, I hope that you will also take photos of the United States and America when you go next time. Finally, what do you think is a good time for Singapore to welcome comments and tell me that the next time the crab brother goes to punch the card!

Kampong Glam in Singapore is definitely the place where the arts and crafts must control the cards. Hidden in the alleys of the forks, colored walls, all kinds of graffiti murals full of love ~ first saw the words of the Gallery, but also stupid to ask passers-by this Kampong Glam Where is the art exhibition, in fact, this whole alley is an open-air art exhibition. Look carefully at each graffiti next to the name and annotation of the work. Tickets: Free Location: From the Sultan Mosque to the small traders, a small alley on the left hand side play time reference: the small alley is not long, count the photo time 30min enough ~ / There is also a special net red coffee shop called % next to hh/

Singapore has an area called Kampong Glam. There is a very famous Mosque, Malaysian Cultural Museum and a colorful street here. In this community, you will run into a lot of Malaysian and some Arabic folks. Not only are buildings in Kampong Glam colored with different colors on the outer walls, even the doors, windows and hallway poles are decked out according to the owner’s preferences. The biggest advantage about these buildings is that they come with hallways and you can run it to shield yourself against the sun and rain. Kampong Glam has a lot of unique handicrafts shops, selling all kinds of Muslim clothing and accessories. This includes the gowns, scarves, carpets and lighting fixtures. Here you can find some really unique and classic Nyonya costumes. The inner alleys will lead you to a number of bourgeois area, where you can find many specialty food stalls, restaurants, cafes and bars. Lots of foreigners love coming here to have a break. In some areas you can see many artistic graffiti, and here they are really fun and rich in content. Many are highly symbolic in many ways. Be sure not to miss Kampong Glam if you are visiting Singapore!

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Travel to Singapore and Malaysia and experience the best of both countries! This 6-day itinerary will take you to the must-see attractions in Singapore and Malaysia. Come and explore! / Travel to Singapore and Malaysia and experience the history of both countries, from the modern city of Singapore 🏙️ to the tropical paradise of Malaysia 🌴, and enjoy the charm of multiculturalism. With different customs and beautiful scenery, you'll never want to leave! / 🌈 Route suggestion: Travel to Singapore and Malaysia and enjoy the charm of both cities ✨ Day 1: 🛫 Arrive in Singapore and start your exotic journey! Our platform butler service will ensure a worry-free trip. Day 2: 🎈 Free day in Singapore to explore the city. You can choose the Sentosa upgrade package to enjoy the entertainment feast. Day 3: 🐟 Merlion Park - 🌳 Gardens by the Bay - 🏠 Kampong Glam - 🛍️ Chinatown - 💎 Orchard Road - 🌉 Clarke Quay Visit the landmarks of Singapore, experience the multiculturalism, enjoy shopping, and take a night tour of Clarke Quay to feel the unique charm of Singapore. Day 4: 💒 St. Paul's Church - 🏰 Stadthuys - 🎨 Dutch Square - 🖼️ Malacca Murals - 🌊 Malacca River Visit historical sites and feel the ancient charm of Malacca. The murals and river tell the legendary story of this city. Day 5: 🕳️ Batu Caves - 🏛️ National Palace - 🚩 Independence Square - 🏮 Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - 👻 Kwai Chai Hong - 🌆 Petronas Twin Towers Experience the perfect blend of local culture and urban prosperity in Kuala Lumpur. Day 6: 🚘 Private transfer to the airport in Kuala Lumpur to end your unforgettable journey. We look forward to seeing you again! / 🧳 Travel preparation: Essential items for traveling to Singapore and Malaysia 📞 A SIM card is essential for a smooth internet connection and sharing your travel moments anytime. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter as the sockets in Singapore and Malaysia are different. 🪪 Bring all your documents. Although you don't need a visa, you should carry your passport and driver's license with you for peace of mind. 👕 In November, short sleeves are the main clothing in Singapore and Malaysia. Bring a light jacket as it can be a bit chilly at night. 🔋 Don't forget your charger and power bank. You'll need your phone for photos and navigation. / Travel to Singapore and Malaysia and enjoy the scenery of both countries. Double the fun in one trip! Don't miss out. Like and save this post to start your Singapore and Malaysia trip! 🎉

Kampong Glam: A Meeting of Tradition and Modernity

Strolling through Kampong Glam feels like engaging in a dialogue between culture and time. The beautifully painted shophouses lining the streets resemble an art canvas, showcasing the elegance and intricacy of traditional Malay architecture. The golden Sultan Mosque stands tall under the blue sky and white clouds, quietly guarding this historic neighborhood. In the early morning, sunlight filters through the palm trees and flowers, casting a glow on the cobblestone streets. The breeze carries the aroma of coffee and spices, offering a unique flavor that belongs to Kampong Glam. On Arab Street, I am captivated by the array of boutiques and handicrafts—carpets, jewelry, perfumes—each piece seemingly telling a story from afar. In the evening, sitting at an outdoor café, watching the sunset gradually tint the mosque's golden dome red, and hearing the melodious call to prayer, I can't help but feel that this place is not just a stop for travelers but a place to rediscover one's roots and cultural foundation. Kampong Glam is a harmonious symphony of tradition and modernity.

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A beautiful view of singapore ❤️‍🔥

#pictureforperfectsingapore Why don't you go to Sudan and Haji Lane when you come to Singapore!! aAm Don't miss the City Walk in Singapore The milk orange halal Sultan's Hui Cathedral and the unique architecture of Haji Lane, which is full of exotic Indian and South China Seas. The air is full of the smell of spices. D8 There are a lot of roadside shops here waiting for you to find colorful art blocks. And a lot of Indian and Middle Eastern Arab cuisines seduce your taste buds. If you come to Singapore, you might as well come here to experience it. Daily traffic Subway search "Bugis Station Bugis" for 7 minutes on foot or directly take a taxi to locate the Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane. C photo strategy Mosque of Sudan: Singapore is a well-known place to visit. The orange-white Islamic church is full of exotic style. The Sultan Mosque, also known as Masjid Sultan, is located in the historic Kampong Glam district of Kampong. Fewer people come here to take photos in the morning. The sun will be better in the morning. If you want to go inside, you must wear a top with a collar and sleeves, and a skirt over your knees and feet. Haji Lane: It's Haji Lane that overturns the dopamine color. It's best to come here in the afternoon and evening. Many stores here don't open until noon. There are a lot of exotic shops and graffiti walls that can be seen everywhere. Hanming Street County Burnyi self-resting Mingxuan's clothes fat rain plus the sun Route: 10-minute walk from Bugis Subway Station Arab Street Arab Steet Bussorah Steet Taste Food Haji Lane Little India #Spring is a grand adjective Gapo Travel #Singapore Check-in #Where to go in Singapore #Traveling abroad to India #Bugis #Where to go on weekends #Travel fragments #Where to go on holiday CHazhi Lane

Kampong Glam

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Kampong Glam

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Kampong Glam: A multicultural gem in Singapore.

Kampong Glam, a name that sounds exotic, is actually a historic and vibrant district in Singapore. In Malay, "kampong" means "village", and "glam" comes from the "gelam" tree that grows around the swamp, which was once an important part of the local economy. Today, Kampong Glam has become a gathering place for Muslims in Singapore and is also an excellent place to experience Malay and Islamic culture. The history of Kampong Glam can be traced back to before Singapore became a British colony, when it was the home of the Malay royal family. In 1819, the British East India Company signed a treaty with the Sultan of Johor to obtain the right to open a port in Singapore. Subsequently, Kampong Glam was allocated to the Sultan and his family, as well as Malays and Arab merchants. It quickly became a multicultural community, with not only Malays and Arabs, but also Chinese and Indians. Over time, Kampong Glam has gradually developed into a region full of historical and cultural heritage. One of the iconic buildings in Kampong Glam is the Sultan Mosque, which was built in 1824 and is one of the largest and oldest Islamic mosques in Singapore. Its golden dome and huge prayer hall shine under the blue sky and white clouds, attracting the attention of countless tourists. In addition to the Sultan Mosque, Kampong Glam also has many other mosques and Islamic cultural venues, such as the Haji Hachima Mosque and the Malabar Mosque, which together constitute an important part of Singapore's Islamic culture. In Kampong Glam, tourists can experience Malay and Islamic culture in depth. The Malay Traditional Culture Museum displays the history, culture and traditional art of the Malays, and visitors can understand the rich connotation of Malay culture through visits. In addition, Kampong Glam also has many traditional markets and shops selling various Middle Eastern-style goods, such as handmade Persian carpets, Arab perfumes, Nyonya costumes and saris. These goods not only have unique artistic value, but are also an important way to understand local culture. The food in Kampong Glam is also mouth-watering. It brings together food cultures from all over the world, with authentic Indonesian-style food and Mexican cuisine full of North American style. Tourists can taste tender curry beef, spicy turmeric rice, coconut milk soaked sea snails and other traditional Malay dishes, and can also try various international snacks and drinks. In addition, Kampong Glam also has many famous old restaurants and street food stalls, which attract countless foodies with their unique flavors and long history. In addition to history and culture, Kampong Glam is also full of modern vitality. Haji Lane is a small alley full of creativity and artistic atmosphere, gathering many local designer brands, emerging fashion boutiques and rare shops. The small things sold here are poetic and loved by trendsetters, art students and young people who pursue creativity. In addition, Kampong Glam also has many fashionable cafes, bars and nightclubs, which are good places for young people to relax and entertain. Kampong Glam is a region full of historical and cultural heritage, and it is also a microcosm of Singapore's multiculturalism. Here, tourists can experience the unique charm of Malay and Islamic culture, taste the delicacies from all over the world, and feel the fusion and collision of modern and traditional. Whether it is a culture lover, a foodie or a fashionista, you can find your own touch and surprise in Kampong Glam.