Take a ride to Chinatown and enjoy dim sum breakfast at Yum Cha, 20 Trengganu Street (Chinatown MRT Station, NE4) or any other dim sum houses along Temple Street, Smith Street and Trengganu Street.

An example of Singapore’s harmonious multi-racial and multi-religious heritage can be found by visiting the various places of worship, within the vicinity of Chinatown. While there, be sure to visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple and the Jamae Chulia Mosque. The Chinatown Heritage Centre is a must-see for history buffs as it showcases the history of the early Chinese immigrants settling in Singapore.

For a unique shopping experience of almost everything under one roof, check out Mustafa Centre (Farrer Park MRT Station, NE8), the only 24-hour mall in Singapore with bargains from electronic products and kitchen appliances to groceries and clothing apparels. Walk along Serangoon Road and experience the bustling sights, sounds and intriguing aromas of Little India, where you can buy handicrafts, jasmine garlands, colourful silk saris, Indian jewellery or let a parakeet tell your fortune. While you are there, remember to taste authentic Indian cuisine at Singapore’s oldest vegetarian restaurant, Ananda Bhavan at 58 Serangoon Road. Do also try the many Indian sweets sold at many shops too. And don’t leave Little India without getting a keepsake ‘henna tattoo’ (Little India MRT Station, NE7).

After lunch, take a bus from Tekka Mall along Sungei Road to Ophir Road (Bus No. 48) and visit the Malay Heritage Centre at Kampong Glam that showcases the history and culture of Singapore’s Malay community. Step into Sultan Mosque, a massive golden dome and prayer hall, to experience yet another diverse culture. Walk down Bussorah Street and Arab Street, where the beautifully restored shophouses sell traditional clothes, fabrics, carpets, woven baskets, artefacts, handicraft, furniture and jewelry. Venture to Haji Lane, parallel to Arab Street where you'll find several quaint shops carrying local and international fashion labels

Head towards the Katong District to enjoy the eclectic charm of the Peranakan Culture (a unique blend of Chinese and Malay cultures), located along the junction of East Coast Road and Joo Chiat Road (Bus No 48 from Ophir Road and Bus No. 14 at Mountbatten Road). You will find retail-cum-cultural establishments showcasing the many facets of Peranakan Culture and cuisine. Savour one of Singapore’s favourite local spicy delights - Katong Laksa, with 4 stalls on the same stretch. For something sweet, try the various Peranakan kuehs (cakes) sold at various shops in the vicinity.

For a taste of Singapore’s vibrant nightlife, take Bus No. 32 from Katong to Clarke Quay featuring the hottest nightspots in town with speciality restaurants, themed bars and clubs along the Singapore River. Taste the world famous Singapore Sling at True Heritage Brew Singapore Sling Boutique (#01-05, Clarke Quay) and get a small bottle of the famous Singapore Sling as a unique souvenir.

Hungry? Pop by at King Satay (#01-06) for Singapore’s famous Satay, (charcoal grilled meat on skewers) or other delectable Asian cuisine. Or walk across to Riverside Point, 30 Merchant Road Chen Fu Ji Sing's Sensation ( #02-30/31) for the legendary Chan Sisters brand of Fried Rice - Egg Floss and freshly peeled Crab Meat. For authentic 'bak kut teh' (pork ribs cooked in herbal soup), go to Song Fa Bak Kut Teh (11 New Bridge Road), directly opposite Central Mall.

Enjoy the Singapore River night scene by taking the river taxi or pump up your adrenaline with a reverse bungee jump at the G-Max. Party at the renowned Ministry of Sound or chill out at the bars along the Cannery, setting your own rhythm to the beat of the night.

*1) From mid-January to mid-February – Chinatown Chinese New Year celebrations and
street light-up.
*2) February - River Hongbao at Esplanade Park.

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