Sri Mariamman Temple Tours and Activities

Save precious time in Singapore on this private door-to-door guided day tour complete with vehicle that brings you to the heart of the Lion City. Cruise the Singapore River on a traditional bumboat and explore Kampong Glam, Little India, and Chinatown, with an optional stop at Gardens by the Bay. Enjoy lunch at a 19th-century convent and dinner at a hawker market.

Get beneath Singapore’s skin in a way that’s only possible with a local to connect you on this insightful private tour that goes beyond the obvious to deliver hidden gems. You might meet a third-generation spice maker, tour an opera house turned hotel, get behind the scenes at a garland maker in Little India, or explore Singapore’s best hawker court. Travel by public transport for an authentically local experience.

Don’t travel between attractions underground. See more of Singapore from an open-top bus with this handy 1-day pass, valid on the FunVee City Hopper, the FunVee Marina Sightseeing Hopper, and the FunVee Sentosa Shuttle Hopper. Package includes one-way transfer from major city hotels to the ticket office for groups of 2 or more, and an audio guided tour on board.

With three local cuisines to choose from—plus a welter of international fare—Singapore’s world-class street food scene can be hard to navigate. Discover it with a private guide on this comprehensive tour. Taste no fewer than seven foods and three drinks from Malay, Chinese, and Indian traditions—from “nasi lemak” coconut rice to dim sum, from mango lassi to a cup of foaming “teh tarik” tea.

Singapore is a very diverse place, and on this food-focused walking tour, you are introduced to a huge range of different cuisines in the heart of Chinatown. Follow your tour guide through the vibrant neighborhood to see where the locals eat and learn about Singaporean culture. Sample various dishes including the famous chicken rice from the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant. This tasting tour is a must-do for adventurous foodies!

You and your friends will embark on a 3 to 3 ½ hour Asian gastronomy tour. We'll visit a local market, teach you about the surrounding architecture, and show you the hidden gems where residents go to eat, that you won't find in any guidebooks. By joining our Secret Food Tour, you'll have the opportunity to discover what the authentic Singaporean food experience is. Our local, English-speaking guide will teach you about how the locals dine out and what makes the food here such a unique and important part of our culture. The price includes six stops, all food and drinks, and a friendly, passionate guide. All of our guides have a deep knowledge of Singaporian history, the local food scene, and geography. Plus, all of our tours include a Secret Dish which you can only find out about on the tour.

Combine the freedom of independent travel with the organization of a guided tour using this great-value audio guide. Just download the mp3 and map then set off to explore with the narrator as your guide. Learn about Singapore’s history and culture as you stroll areas from Chinatown to the Singapore River, and see sights from Sri Mariamman Temple to St. Andrew’s Cathedral.

This is a 3.5 hour tour of Sensational Singapore, seeing several of the city's most well know attractions. Our tour begins with a visit to Singapore first’s UNESCO World Heritage Site – Singapore Botanic Gardens and walk through the National Orchid Garden which boasts a sprawling display of 60,000 orchid plants. Proceed to Little India, a haven of Indian culture and ethnicity. Here let your senses come alive as you walk past shops along the five-foot way offering a variety of items. Next, we drive to the mouth of the Singapore River for a view of the iconic Merlion and the Marina Bay. Merlion, with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, is an imaginary creative that represents Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village. Driving through the financial district and Chinatown will be like passing from new to old. And in its midst of this is the city's oldest and most picturesque Hindu Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple. Return to where you started the tour by 12.15pm - 12.30pm

A walk from the beautifully preserved ethnic area of Chinatown to the modern skyscrapers of Boat Quay, this self-guided audio tour's route traces the history of trade from the time of its founding in 1819 through to the economic and cultural marvel that is modern Singapore. Your guide, Kenn Delbridge is a 20-year resident of Singapore, who runs an audio studio that creates soundtracks and soundscapes for international broadcasters like BBC, National Geographic and Discovery Channel, and he's produced numerous audiobooks that focus on city walks. This tour is ready whenever you are. Simply download the tour using the VoiceMap app while in a wifi zone.

By joining our Secret Food Tour, you'll have the opportunity to discover what the authentic Singaporean food experience is. Our local, English-speaking guide will teach you about how the locals dine out and what makes the food here such a unique and important part of our culture. The price includes six stops, all food and drinks, and a friendly, passionate guide. All of our guides have a deep knowledge of Singaporian history, the local food scene, and geography. Plus, all of our tours include a Secret Dish which you can only find out about on the tour. As a private tour, everything works around you! Our start times are much more easy going, dates can open up. It's a much more intimate and cozy experience. No need to shout over other tourists, you will have every question answered, and leave feeling like a native yourself!

2hrs Walking Tour in Chinatown (Coffee Break on your own) This is a special location for all the Chinese when they first arrive on this Island.. Why did the Chinese made all the way to this Island dispite all the danger of the seas? Having to work and live their life here in Chinatown, the coolies faces alot of temptation and social evil..many of the streets in Chinatown share the stories of their struggles. Pagoda street, Mosque Street, Temple Street...is streets where Chinese, Indians and Muslim stays together..how did they come and make this work? Finally the street of Death in Chinatown, how did all the co-exist during those days? The Japanese has spies inside Chinatown and how did the information leak? Come and Join me to find out our early Chinatown and it's stories.

Whats made Chinatown Singapore unique? Chinatown Singapore is always busy , colourful and vibrant almost every other day with the places of worships next to each other, the foods street and traditional restaurants are always filled with foodies, the Chinese ornamental souvenirs shops and stalls will keep people browsing and buying, events and activities whenever there are festivals or ceremonies and unique boutique hotels and pubs are at every corners for your catch-up or casual meeting with friends. Chinatown Singapore has so much to offer that you won't be bored even for a moment.

A Church, Mosque, Buddhist and Hindu Temple co-existing side-by-side? Only in Singapore! ..... Join me on South Bridge Road, one of the three unofficial 'Streets of Harmony', and experience the wonder of religious harmony in Singapore.