- Please contact the tour operator before you book to check on the availability of prefered date. Booking is non-refundable, non-transferable & no cancellation after purchased.
- Tour is available 09.00AM – 13.00PM (Daily)
- Wear comfortable shoes.
- Bring an umbrella for shelter from the rain or scorching sun.
- Bring along a bottle of water.
- We will be providing audio sets with disposable earpieces. To reduce wastage, please bring along your own earphones with a 3.5mm jack.
- Tipping is not compulsory but if you think that the guide is doing a good job, a small token would be greatly appreciated by them.
Terms & Conditions
Please note that bookings involving the use of SingapoRediscovers Vouchers are non-refundable and non-resellable.
- Child ticket is applicable only for persons aged 11 years and below.
- Valid only on the selected date.
- Please use by 30 June 2021.
- Aveson Travel Pte Ltd will not be responsible for any accidents, loss of property, or damage caused by individual negligence.
- Date change is permitted but subject to availability.
- Minimum of 5 pax to go, if the minimum number of pax is not met, Aveson Travel Pte Ltd reserves the right to reschedule the tour to a separate date.
- In the event of unforeseen circumstances that would affect the tour, customers will be notified and be advised accordingly.
- For full terms and conditions, please visit our site (https://www.aveson.com.sg/terms).
- No refunds will be entertained for cancellations.
- There will be no refunds even if included items are not utilized by the customer.
- In the event of latecomers/no-shows, it would be considered as a cancellation and no refund will be given.
Previously known as the Muslim Quarter because of the strong presence of the Muslim community in the 50’s. Haji Lane has since been given a facelift, and has turned into a hipster’s paradise. Be sure to look out for the delightful murals around which you’d fall in love with for sure.
Apart from the many unique shops, there are also many charming cafes for a quick coffee break. Walk towards Baghdad Street and you will have an amazing view of the golden onion domes of the grand Sultan Mosque or Masjid Sultan.
We will then take a short drive to one of the oldest streets in Singapore.
Telok Ayer Street is one of the oldest roads in Singapore. It was once the first landing spot for migrants that arrived Singapore by sea.
Some of the oldest architecture buildings in Singapore are located here.
Places of interest:
• Thian Hock Keng is not only a living-monument and architectural masterpiece but also an important stakeholder in Singapore’s history. It started as a small joss house in 1821-1822.
• Ying Fo Fui Kun is a Hakka clan association in Singapore and its clan house was also built in 1881-1822,
• We also visit the Nagore Durgha. A shrine built between 1828 – 1830 to commemorate a visit to the island by an Indian Muslim holy man who was travelling around Southeast Asia preaching Islam.
• Yu Huang Gong (former Keng Teck Whay Building – founded by 36 Peranakan merchants in 1831 – the only surviving Peranakan ancestral hall and clan complex in Singapore) is Taoist temple today.
• Al-Abrar Mosque, founded in 1827 for India Muslims
• Telok Ayer Methodist Church which started in 1889 in a shophouse before moving to its current premises in 1925.
After visiting all of the beautiful architecture, we will walk across to Sago lane, Sago Street, Smith Street and Pagoda Street where we will learn about the interesting history of life in Singapore from the 18th Century.
This marks the end of the tour!