




Kampong Glam
(the Arab Quarter, where Arab St is located)
In my opinion, an incredibly underrated part of Singapore
at Kampong Glam
you get to experience a delightful mix of the old and the new.
In In Malay, the word "Kampung" means "village or settlement" and "Glam" is the name of a particular tree,
which grew in abundance in the area in early Singapore.
(ingatkan sebab dia Glam = ) hehehehe)
Overview :
which grew in abundance in the area in early Singapore.
(ingatkan sebab dia Glam = ) hehehehe)
Overview :
It's a strange paradox that one of the oldest precincts in Singapore--an important gathering area for the original settlers in Singapore, the Malay and Muslim communities--has over the years embraced modern shops that are bohemian and alternative.
The curious mix of trendy and traditional means that you could be eating nasi padang (Malay dishes with rice) in a century-old conservation shophouse on one visit, but on your next, shopping for new wave boutique clothing or chilling at a brand-new kedai makan. That's what creates the buzz in this place and it's why people keep coming back to the area, whether they're hipsters or history buffs.
(seriously if wanna buy souvenir buy here..)
(seriously if wanna buy souvenir buy here..)
Homemade IceCream SGD3.90 for 2 scoops |
Miss Ice Cream yg Cun habis... |
Masjid Sultan juga terletak di sini...

Arab Street
Arab Street is part of the conservation area of Kampong Glam made up of Bussorah Street,
the main thoroughfare,
Baghdad Street, Kandahar Street n Muscat Street.
It has many restaurants n good n cheap eateries, shops that sell carpets, textiles, clothings, jewellery, souvenirs,
bookstores, rattan baskets, etc
Sofia dapat shawl baru SGD29.00 |
Area sinilah Hanis Zalikha datang & shooting
MadMarkets Singapore dgn Qiu Qiu.
Memang this place COOL...
Till then....
Take Care...
Bugis street is the famous place to buy souvenirs
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