• Kreta Ayer Square - Singapore’s identity is beautifully diverse, with racial diversity at its core. Explore the local lifestyle through architecture, heritage, and culture, discovering where locals dine, live, and work, blending traditional trades with modern professions.

The tour begins with an introduction to the formation and evolution of our Ethnic Quarters over the years.

The first stop is Chinatown, where the rich Chinese culture is highlighted, along with a brief history of the area. Expect to hear poignant stories of laborers and life’s challenges.

• Chinatown - Discover the square and its surroundings, including a visit to Chinatown Complex, famous for its hawker center and wet market.
• Chinatown Street Market - Learn about its location and surroundings.
• Sago Street (Street Of The Dead) - Uncover the history and stories of early immigrants on this street.
• Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum - A perfect spot for taking photos.
• Chinatown Heritage Centre - Explore the Heritage Centre and peek inside century-old shophouses.
• Little India - Little India invites you with the aroma of curries and the sight of garlands, celebrating Indian culture. Discover the differences between North and South Indian traditions and cuisine.
• House of Tan Teng Niah - A great photo opportunity.
• Tekka Centre - Learn about its location and the “must-try” local foods in Singapore.
• Little India Arcade - Another excellent photo opportunity.
• Campbell Lane - Discover its location and surroundings.
• Kampong Glam - The tour concludes at Kampong Glam, showcasing not only Malay culture but also the modern cosmopolitan vibe of “Hipster Lane” with its artisan cafes and bespoke bars.
• Malay Heritage Centre - Recommended for a visit after the tour.
• Sultan Mosque - A photo opportunity and learn about its location.
• Arab Street - Discover its location and surroundings.
• Bugis - Whether shopping, enjoying a cocktail, capturing Instagram-worthy shots, indulging in food, or getting a quick massage, Bugis offers it all!
• Clarke Quay - A lively riverside entertainment and dining district along the Singapore River, known for its nightlife, waterfront restaurants, bars, and live music venues. It’s a favorite for both tourists and locals, blending heritage charm with modern entertainment.
• Singapore River - This iconic waterway runs through the city’s heart, playing a crucial role in its history, trade, and urban development. Today, it’s a popular spot for dining, entertainment, and scenic views.

Join the Singapore River cruise for a relaxing exploration of the river, offering insights into the city’s past and present.

• ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands - A world-renowned cultural landmark at Marina Bay Sands, the ArtScience Museum is famous for its lotus-shaped architecture, merging art, science, design, media, and technology with immersive exhibitions.
• Marina Bay Sands - The tour concludes at Marina Bay Sands (MBS), an iconic integrated resort known for its luxury hotel, world-class casino, infinity pool, shopping mall, and entertainment venues. It’s one of Singapore’s most famous landmarks, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and Marina Bay.

• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• 9 to 10 local ethnic food dishes and drinks
• English-speaking local guide
• Hotel pick-up (when pick-up option is selected)
• Public transport (MRT & Bus)
• Admission ticket to River Cruise

• Hotel drop-off
• Optional food & drinks
• Personal expenses
• Guide tipping

Experience a 6-hour food and cultural tour that immerses participants in the four major ethnic groups of Singapore through cuisine, culture, arts, and heritage.

Join a fascinating exploration of multicultural Singapore on this intimate food and culture tour. Explore lively districts like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, where a variety of delicious dishes from Singapore’s four primary ethnic communities await. Throughout the tour, delve into the city’s rich history and cultural development, observing its transformation into the vibrant metropolis it is today.

After enjoying these culinary delights, head to the Civic District to discover Singapore’s rich history through captivating stories that bring the Lion City’s past to life.

Conclude the adventure with a soothing 40-minute River Cruise, sailing along the river to witness Singapore’s incredible journey from a modest fishing village to a thriving modern city.

• Child is 3 to 12 years old. Infant below 3 years old is free-of-charge.
• Tour is not suitable for guests with dietary restrictions or require walking assistance.
• Guests are advised to be punctual.
• Tour operates rain or shine, please bring along poncho/umbrella and water to stay hydrated.
• Hotel pick-up offered. No drop-off service available.
• Dress code is casual with comfortable footwear.
• Moderate amount of walking is required, including outdoors.
• Please note that all food items are fixed and we do not customise for individual preferences or needs.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.