Join this full-day tour to explore several sightseeing attractions, such as the 1000 Light Buddha Temple, Orchid Garden, Arab Quarter, and more. Discover the historical importance of each interest from your guide. Enjoy a 45-minute cruise along the Singapore River.
Pickup included
Start your journey with pickup from your hotel lobby at 9 am. Your guide will be available at each attraction to share insightful information. Your first stop will be at Little India Town, identified as one of Singapore's most historic towns with a sizeable Indian community.
Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple is a Buddhist monastery situated at Singapore' Little India. Known for housing one of the tallest Buddha statues, it is also popular as the "Temple of Thousand Lights". The 15 feet high statue and the architecture of the temple are known to be influenced by Thai, Indian, and Chinese styles.
After exploring the Buddha Temple, wander into the Arab Quarters narrow alleys that are a representation of the "old city." Witness beautiful and vibrant architecture within Singapore's Muslim Center.
Embark into the Colonial District, the heart and soul of Singapore. Once you're finished enjoying a walk around the Colonial District, relax during your 20 minutes "Singapore River" cruise while adoring magnificent and spectacular views.
After lunch, continue your journey to the National Orchid Garden to see 1000 types of plants. You will also witness the best collection of Orchids.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at ChinaTown, a vibrant local market filled with cultural elements. Your guide will suggest wonderful restaurants to eat lunch at your own cost.
Visit Mount Faber Hill, and once arriving to the peak, enjoy views one of the most busiest ports, such as the largest Oil refinery, Indonesian Island and Malaysia.
Enjoy your last stop at Geylang Serai, home to the Malay community.
Unwind as your guide drives you back to your hotel accommodation safely.
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