Sultan Mosque Singapore

3 Muscat Street, Kampong Glam, Singapore , Singapore
  • Traveler Rating 4.00
    26 reviews 51 travel blogs 89 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Religious site, Landmark/point of interest

    Popularity

    15of 166 attractions in Singapore

TravelPod Member ReviewsSultan Mosque Singapore

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    intan.suhairi 0 contribution Johor, Malaysia Apr 15, 2012

    Sultan mosque located in Arab Street..just near to stall for buying souvenir there...

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Sultan Mosque Singapore

  • 1

    Exploring the Colonial district.

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    Free buffet breakast - if these three words are ever mentioned you know you are onto a good thing. We headed down to breakfast at about 9:30 and were expecting a small fair with a few options like what we experienced in Japan, when we sat down and had a look at the buffet we were very impressed with the spread.

    We had choices between:

  • 2

    A crab's worst nightmare

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    "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." - Mahatma Gandhi
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  • 1

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    ... and Little India, taking in the brightly coloured tower blocks of the low cost HDB's (Housing Development Buildings) and the Oppulent Sultan Mosque (PICS). The bus then passed by Raffles Hotel (PIC), famous not only because it is named after the founder ...

  • 2

    Singapore

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    In hindsight, booking a hostel in the Arab Quarter of Singapore, beside the mighty Sultan Mosque, during the end of Ramadan, may have been a mistake... However, this was not immediately apparent when I rocked up to Sleepy Sam's at 1 am in the wee ...

  • 3

    Bike Packing, Night Safari and Thali's

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    ... very well in this excellent boutique hostel. We enjoyed breakfast on the beautiful Bussorah Street.  It was so peaceful with the Sultan Mosque as its focal point, a perfect setting for starting the day.  The sun was out and really throwing all ...

  • 4

    Singapore Slung

    ... to the centre of things, so close to the centre of  the Muslim quarter  it was  almost within the shadow of the Sultan Mosque. Part of the "charm" of the hostel was the area - odd as it was to be woken at 5.30am by the mosques call to ...

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    Singapore Day 101 (Aug 29th)

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    ... then went off to meet her friend. I went for a wander around Little India and was going to go into the Sultan Mosque (the largest mosque in Singapore) but needed to wear trousers and a shirt which I wasn't going to do in this humidity. The weather is so ...

  • 6

    Nag Champra

    ... at once. And of course the entire place smells of burning Nag Champra incense. Then I was off to Kampong Glam to see the Sultan Mosque, which is topped by a massive golden dome and has a huge prayer hall. I had brought my long sleeved top to wear ...

  • 7

    Little India and New Camera Shopping

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    ... back but it really lifts my spirits getting message from people however short or silly.   18:13 Fabulous building then sultan mosque. Iove all the shuttered old colourul buildings, the quietness (as in not overcrowded or over congested). It's just ...

  • 8

    First taste of ASIA...the Lion City!!

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    ... easy to make our way to Little India, the heart of Singapores Indian community. On our way, we walked past the Sultan mosque, a pretty impressive looking building. Walking through the streets, the smells and street names almost tricked us into thinking ...

  • 9

    Food Paradise

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    ... "Bagdad Street" or "Arab Street." You can guess what kind of food was served there. It was right next to the "Sultan Mosque," from which loud chanting at 5am called residing Muslims to prayer. Singapore almost felt like home, if you can believe ...

  • 10

    Real characters

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    ... in general to include us and even asked the odd question. In the afternoon we visited the Arab district where I saw the Sultan Mosque which looked like the palace in Aladdin, but the main buildings that fascinated me were two buildings called the ...