Sri Senpaga Vinayagar
The Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple was built in the mid-19th century and is the second-oldest Hindu temple in Singapore. The temple has undergone multiple restorations throughout the years with the most recent ...
Kuan Im Ting Temple
This colorful Buddhist temple is located physically in the heart of the Joo Chiat area at the corner of Tembeling Road and Joo Chiat Lane. Spiritually, it is also the hub of the Buddhist community in Joo ...
Church Of The Holy Family
The Church of the Holy Family is a Roman Catholic Church located at Chapel Road. The church was started in 1902 by four Eurasian families living in the Katong area and a chapel, dedicated to the Holy Family, ...
St. Hilda Anglican Church
The St. Hilda's Anglican Church was founded in 1934 by Archdeacon Graham White. The plot of land where the church sits on used to be the Bethel English School. During the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, the ...
Khalid Mosque
Khalid Mosque is located along Joo Chiat Road and was built in 1917. The land on which the mosque now sits used to be where a group of Kandar sellers selling Malay food used to do ...
Peranakan Terrace Houses
Located along Koon Seng Road is a short stretch of restored Peranakan Terrace houses which line both sides of the road. The designs of these houses are distinctively Peranakan in that they are decorated with ...
Malay Village
If you are interested in getting an insight into the unique cultural tradition of the Malays there is no better place for you to visit than the Malay Village in Singapore. You will be able to see in front ...
Katong
Katong is a residential area in the east of Singapore near the seafront. Formerly located by the sea, land was reclaimed all the way to East Coast Park to provide more land for housing and recreational ...
Geylang Serai Market
Geylang Serai Market is located just five minutes from MRT Paya Lebar. The two-storey building is Malay style and houses a variety of Malay and Middles Eastern products (all halal) such as spices, medicines, ...