A night out in Singapore's Chinatown

General information

Destination	Category
Singapore, Singapore	Attractions/Entertainment

Program details

Spend an unforgettable evening and night out in the full swing of Singapore’s blooming Chinatown. This lively neighbourhood has definitely blossomed over time, especially taking into account it started off as the enclave Chinese immigrants made their home away from home.

At night, Chinatown comes alive with light, fun and joie de vivre. The patterns, aromas and colours that mix and mingle in this part of town give its many shops and eateries an unparalleled personality, not to be found elsewhere in Singapore.



Of course, Chinatown is not short on culture either. On this tour you will visit the Yong Gallery, where you will learn all about the ancient art of calligraphy. Admire a Master Calligrapher demonstrate how to transform any name, quotation or aphorism into striking Chinese characters on a handsome red fan, yours to take home as a souvenir.



Enjoy a traditional dinner of the finest Chinese cuisine at a local restaurant before rambling off into the Night Market’s narrow lanes. Here, put your haggling skills to the test at any of the many picturesque stands.



After that, the time has arrived for an exciting ride on a trishaw through Chinatown’s labyrinthine alleys towards Clarke Quay. Once there, hop off the trishaw and onto another unconventional form of transport: a bumboat. Cruise the Singapore River for a magnificent vantage point of the city’s night lights, restored shop houses, cosmopolitan skyscrapers and even its financial district, colonial buildings and the renowned Merlion statue. It will be a night to remember.



Languages

English.

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Location
Starting point:
Hotel pickup

End point: Same as starting point

Schedule
Opening dates
18:00 - 22:00

Duration: 4 Hours

Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide

Requirements
You are advised to bring your passport.