Singapore Cultural Fusion Tour

Deep dive into Singapore’s unique identity as a melting pot of diverse Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan cultures! This carefully curated tour takes you beyond the sights – you’ll taste traditional snacks, participate in rituals, and hear untold stories from our licensed guides. The half-day version covers all ethnic quarters plus Peranakan jewels, while the full-day takes you further to historic churches, the ancient kingdoms at Fort Canning Hill plus Waterloo Street’s interfaith harmony with Singapore’s very own hawker culture – a UNESCO cultural heritage award. Perfect for travellers who want to truly understand what makes Singapore tick.

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Why Guests Love It:

✓ One Unforgettable Day – Experience authentic Singapore’s diversity, not as a spectator.
✓ Hands-On, Get Involved – String temple garlands, taste heritage snacks, touch history.
✓ Secrets Only Locals Know – From hidden temple rituals to Peranakan beadwork tricks.
✓ Planned for Comfort – Morning temples, midday AC museums, and breezy hilltop endings.

✓ Bonus: A UNESCO cultural heritage award-winning “food tour” experience

✓ Small groups (max 7 guests) for a personalized vibe.

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2. What’s Included

✅ Included:

• Licensed English-speaking guide.

• All entrance tickets including National Orchid Garden and River Cruise

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off (within city centre)

❌ Not Included:

• Meals/Snacks (local food experience—guide will recommend and order!).

• Gratuities and expenses

 

3. Additional Info

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking

• Wheelchair accessible

• Pickup and drop-off at hotel (or preferred location) within city centre only

• Other language speaking guide to be specified and confirmed when booking.

• Bring sunscreen/sunglasses/hat for UV protection

• Please check your email or WhatsApp for confirmation

• Please provide a contact number with country code to reach you, if needed

• In the event of attraction closure due to inclement weather or otherwise, we will substitute the attraction with alternatives recommended by the guide.

• This activity is limited to no more than 7 guests

 

4. Meeting Point

• This tour starts and ends at your hotel (or preferred location) within city centre.

• Half-day tour starts at 9am and 2pm.

• Full-day tour starts at 9am.

 

5. Itinerary

Half-Day Tour (3.5 Hours) (Price starts from USD49)

​1. Kampong Glam (45 mins)

Sultan Mosque’s golden domes glisten in the sunlight as we learn about Malay history back to the 7th century. Vibrant shops display exquisite batik and songket fabrics, showcasing the traditional weaving techniques, and concoct Arabian perfumes and Mediterranean cuisines.

2. Little India (45 hour)

Dive into Little India Arcade’s spice-scented alleys, and Tekka Market flower and sari shops. Visit the kaleidoscopic Sri Veeramakaliamman where deities wear gold and garlands, and devotees queue to get Tilak blessings

3. Peranakan Museum (1 hour)

The museum’s galleries come alive as we explore the unique culture of wealthy Straits-born Chinese-Malay descendants, with special attention to the symbolic motifs adorning building architectures, antiques, kebayas and porcelain. Join the hands-on interactive activities on Peranakan cultures and crafts!

4. Chinatown (1 hour)

Explore the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple’s majestic gold stupa and Thian Hock Keng, Singapore’s oldest Taoist temple, and mingle around colonial shophouses for hidden murals and souvenirs. Visit a UNESCO cultural heritage award-winning hawker centre for a “food tour” experience from the many local food stalls under one roof!

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​Full-Day Tour (7 Hours) (Price starts from USD101)

1. Chinatown (1 hour)

Explore the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple’s majestic gold stupa and Thian Hock Keng, Singapore’s oldest Taoist temple, and mingle around colonial shophouses for hidden murals and souvenirs..

 2. Kampong Glam (45 mins)

Sultan Mosque’s golden domes glisten in the sunlight as we learn about Malay history back to the 7th century. Vibrant shops display exquisite batik and songket fabrics, showcasing the traditional weaving techniques, and concoct Arabian perfumes and Mediterranean cuisines.

3. Little India (1 hour)

Dive into Little India Arcade’s spice-scented alleys, and Tekka Market flower and sari shops. Visit the kaleidoscopic Sri Veeramakaliamman where deities wear gold and garlands, and devotees queue to get Tilak blessings.

4. Break at Waterloo Street (45 mins)

Take a walk down Waterloo Street and experience interfaith harmony of Taoist, Buddhist, Hindu and Synagogue temples side-by-side. Visit a UNESCO cultural heritage award-winning hawker centre for a “food tour” experience to sample Singapore’s world-famous Hainanese Chicken Rice or any of the many local food stalls under one roof! Guide will recommend and order.

5. Singapore River Cruise (1 hour)

Board a bumboat at Clarke Quay for a narrated cruise past restored godowns, neo-classical colonial buildings and stunning modern skyline. Spot the British-era steel bridges, local artists’ sculptures, the iconic Merlion statue, Marina Bay Sands and more.

6. Peranakan Museum (1 hour)

The museum’s galleries come alive as we explore the unique culture of wealthy Straits-born Chinese-Malay descendants, with special attention to the symbolic motifs adorning building architectures, antiques, kebayas and porcelain. Join the hands-on interactive activities on Peranakan cultures and crafts!

7. Civic District (45 mins)

St. Andrew’s Cathedral stands as a testament to Singapore’s colonial past, its pristine white spires contrasting with the modern skyline. Nearby, the Armenian Church’s tranquil cemetery tells stories of Singapore’s pioneering families through weathered tombstones, and catch a glimpse of the Archbishop’s House at the Cathedral of Good Shephard.

8. Fort Canning Hill (45 mins)

Walk through the historic grounds where 14th-century Hindu kings once ruled and the British’s cannons dug-in for its defence. Explore the ancient Sang Nila Utama Garden, the ancient Javanese-style paradise, the Heritage Centre, and the Battle Box bunker that witnessed the WWII Japanese invasion.

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