Chinatown, Little India, Sultan Mosque & Singapore Sling
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
In Singapore's Chinatown you'll get to spend some time exploring the maze of awning-draped shops and market stalls as well as marvel at the colourful and ornate Sri Mariamman Temple. This stunningly beautiful Hindu temple is the oldest, and perhaps the most popular one in the city. Originally established in 1827, it's dedicated to the goddess Sri Mariamman who is highly regarded by devotees as a healer of stubborn diseases.
In a traditional Chinese tea house, pick up useful tips on distinguishing different types of tea leaves, learn about the ideal teapot sizes and be initiated into the fine art of traditional Chinese tea brewing before sampling some fine Chinese teas. (Listen to a talk on how the Chinese brew tea, take in the flavours and aromas of the tea leaves, and take time for tea tasting. Quality clay tea pots and fine tea leaves could be bought here too.
Next, in exotic Little India, be charmed by the many shops selling spices, snacks, colourful saris, glittering jewellery, accessories, brassware and other exotica. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch at a local restaurant. Then continue past Arab Street and see the beautiful gold-domed Sultan Mosque.
At the famous leading hotel, enjoy a Singapore Sling. Reboard your coach for your transfer back to the ship.
Points of interest
Little India & Sultan Mosque
Schedule
Special Notes
No photo and video taking in the temples
Proper attire is required when entering the temple, clothing should cover the shoulders and knees.
Bring bottled water, sunscreen, sunglasses and comfortable clothing and shoes.
Tours are not suitable for guests who on a wheelchair.
Tour sequence may vary.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
In Singapore's Chinatown you'll get to spend some time exploring the maze of awning-draped shops and market stalls as well as marvel at the colourful and ornate Sri Mariamman Temple. This stunningly beautiful Hindu temple is the oldest, and perhaps the most popular one in the city. Originally established in 1827, it's dedicated to the goddess Sri Mariamman who is highly regarded by devotees as a healer of stubborn diseases.
In a traditional Chinese tea house, pick up useful tips on distinguishing different types of tea leaves, learn about the ideal teapot sizes and be initiated into the fine art of traditional Chinese tea brewing before sampling some fine Chinese teas. (Listen to a talk on how the Chinese brew tea, take in the flavours and aromas of the tea leaves, and take time for tea tasting. Quality clay tea pots and fine tea leaves could be bought here too.
Next, in exotic Little India, be charmed by the many shops selling spices, snacks, colourful saris, glittering jewellery, accessories, brassware and other exotica. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch at a local restaurant. Then continue past Arab Street and see the beautiful gold-domed Sultan Mosque.
At the famous leading hotel, enjoy a Singapore Sling. Reboard your coach for your transfer back to the ship.
Points of interest
Little India & Sultan Mosque
Schedule
Special Notes
No photo and video taking in the temples
Proper attire is required when entering the temple, clothing should cover the shoulders and knees.
Bring bottled water, sunscreen, sunglasses and comfortable clothing and shoes.
Tours are not suitable for guests who on a wheelchair.
Tour sequence may vary.