Guided Walking Tour to the Historical Attractions in Farrer Park

We tell the story of the horse racing track which used to exist in the area from 1843 to 1933, how the racecourse was subsequently turned into a sporting field known as Farrer Park and the role it played in India’s fight for independence from British colonial rule!

We also stop to look at the Fengshui shops in the area.

We enter a secret chamber which houses a reclining Buddha at this temple, and take a look at the sculptures which tell the story of Buddha's life.

Be enthralled by the ornate architecture and learn about Taoism and ancestral worship at this century-old temple.

Find out how Balestier Road got its name, its link to America and the food haven that it has become today.

Listen to fascinating stories about Hindu gods at this colourful temple which dates back to circa 1870.

We take a short break at a local coffee shop which serves one of the best Fried Hokkien Prawn Noodles in Singapore.

Discover an unusual Red Light Area which is active in the day and shuts at night.

Just a stone's throw from the Red Light Area lies what is possibly Singapore's most beautiful row of heritage shophouses. We take a look at their architecture and learn about who the Peranakans are as well as their unique culture.

Discover the hipster joints of Tyrwhitt Road.

One of 2 churches built in the Chinese Renaissance style in Singapore.

The birthplace of Singapore soccer was also a major inspection site during Operation Sook Ching. We learn about WWII in Singapore and its atrocities suffered during the Japanese Occupation.

We lay eyes on the impressive grounds of the the Former Victoria School.

We point out the locations of locals' favourite eateries and talk about an amusement park in the area which once entertained the likes of Charlie Chaplin!