

Eat, Pray, Love@Telok Ayer: A half-day walking tour of Telok Ayer
Ticket Options
Ticket for 1 pax (for groups of 4 participants only)
Please note that bookings involving the use of SingapoRediscovers Vouchers are non-refundable and non-resellable.
- Please book the tour by 31 March 2022. - 1 week cut-off with instant confirmation - Ticket is strictly non-refundable - In the case of misuse of ticket prices, merchant reserves the right to cancel the activity with no refunds - In the case of misuse of ticket prices, where the indicated maximium number of tour participants is not met, merchant reserves the right to request for a top-up of the balance amount from participants - Personal travel insurance is not included (Highly recommended to purchase policies with travel agency insolvency protection) - Child is 17 years old and below. Child aged 3 years and below will be FOC. - Parents/Guardians are to supervise their child/ward at all times during the duration of the tour. We will not be liable for any injuries, loss and delays that arise howsoever during the tour. - In the event of weather restrictions (e.g. heavy rain) before the tour starts, tour will be rescheduled
In this collaborative effort by The Volunteer Switchboard and Quotient Travel, reach into the soul of this modern marvel with no natural resources by turning your attention to how its people eat, pray and love. Take an insightful stroll with your very own storyteller to unearth shared aspirations and values of Singaporeans, and immerse in heart-warming acts of integrity, compassion, courage, respect and gratitude that are tucked away in unassuming corners of Singapore.
Eat, Pray, Love in Singapore – 2.5-Hour Private Walking Tour in Telok Ayer
Did you know? Singapore is one of the few countries in the world where you can find a Hindu temple co-existing beside a Chinese temple, often with both their devotees worshipping in each other’s temples – a daily scene that epitomises the harmonious and multi-religious characteristics of Singapore.
The racial and religious harmony that we enjoy today and is so unique to Singapore did not happen by chance. Our forefathers staunchly believe that multiracialism is non-negotiable, there were deliberate efforts made to learn about one another’s race, culture and religion at every opportunity.
Join us as we walk along one of our favourite unofficial “Street of Harmony” and marvel at the beauty of the different places of worship, and the fact that they stand so close to one another. Even we are in awe that the church, temples, mosque and shrine have stood there harmoniously for more than a century! As we walk along, enjoy stories on how the migrants form communities to provide respect and support for one another.