Kampong Glam Singapore

Kampong Glam, Singapore , Singapore
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    11 reviews 60 travel blogs 62 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Neighborhood

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    58of 166 attractions in Singapore

TravelPod Member ReviewsKampong Glam Singapore

  • Glam

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    edo.halim 10 contributions Kertosono, Indonesia Jul 17, 2011

    Kampong Glam adalah mayoritas orang Arab. Dengan lorong-lorong yang terdapat pertokoan yang sangat mini, membawa sensasi yang berbeda.

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Kampong Glam Singapore

  • 1

    Day 7 Singapore

    9 photos

    Hari ini jadwalnya adalah naik MRT ke Little India,
    lalu jalan kaki ke Bugis, Kampong Glam, National Library, St, Joseph
    Church, Cathedral of The Good Shepherd, CHIJMS, Esplanade, Merlion Park,
    Raffles Statue, Boat Quay, Pagoda Street, Clarke Quay. Lalu naik bus ke
    Orchard Road.

    Malamnya pergi ke Esplanade, Merlion Park …

  • 2

    5 star luxury in Singapore

    99 photos

    We arrived in Singapore to our luxurious hotel which ended up being even more luxurious than first imagined as we were upgraded to a club room (which included all FCUK toiletries). It was the first luxury we had in 3 months which included pillows which your head actually sunk into, bath robes and slippers and a feather duvet! The first night we …

Related BlogsKampong Glam Singapore

  • 1

    The Merlion and cheap taxis

    4 photos

    ... from Orchard Road to Marina Bay. There are many speciality shops housed in restored historical buildings in Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam and other ethnic locations across the island. A good many stores and even some smaller shops are open ...

  • 2

    Warming Up in Singapore

    14 photos

    ... , including Little India, Fort Canning (site of the reservoir and old British fortifications), Clarke Quay (Southern California meets Singapore River), and Kampong Glam (the old Malay and Arab quarter).  I even mustered the energy to go to the Asian ...

  • 3

    Singapore

    5 photos

    ... end of the fasting month or 'Ramadan'. Muslims don new clothes and traditional attire in celebration. 'Kampong Glam', the ethnic precinct of Singapore's Malay, Arab and Indonesian communities springs into life with its roadside bazzars and mouth-watering ...

  • 4

    Nag Champra

    ... depicting someone aiming a large gun at a trespasser. Guess that's why there's so little crime in Singapore..... Today I strolled through Little India and then Kampong Glam, the muslim area of town. Little India is great - loads of shops selling all ...

  • 5

    Bridging the Gap

    6 photos

    ... with plenty of decorative Hindi temples and local eateries, but I personally felt it was a little too clean. We also visited Kampong Glam – the little arabia as it were which had all the usual silk shops and shish restaurants along with amusingly ...

  • 6

    Singapore Fling

    10 photos

    ... A final exploration of the city revealed more of Singapore's ethnic diversity, as we wandered the streets of Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam, the city's Muslim Quarter. It amazed us how in the space of a few tube stops you could step out of ...

  • 7

    Food for thought

    Food was the aim of the game today as I set off in search of different ethnic cuisine in Little India, and Kampong Glam, two of the three main ethnic enclaves (China Town is the third) in Singapore. I swear that street food is more often than not more ...

  • 8

    The Queue for Singapore Starts Here

    ... whenever you wanted, head downstairs, just ask and they would make you breakfast - no problem. The guesthouse was also in the Kampong Glam area right next to the Sultan Mosque, on a pedestrian street where people sit outside late into the night and sip ...

  • 9

    Singapore

    20 photos

    ... circuit, yellow the city run, and Sentosa buses are pink. Decided to do the Heritage Tour first which includes Little India, Kampong Glam (the Malay district), the Government district and Chinatown. My first stop was Tekka Mall at the corner of Sungei ...

  • 10

    Getting used to the heat

    3 photos

    ... too tired to think so rested in the arrivals area until 6:30 when we caffeinated ourselves in McDonalds and reserved a room in a Kampong Glam b&b (the Islamic district). We found the place with little fuss - the beautiful Sultan's mosque at the end of ...