Singapore

Crazy Rich Singaporeans Tour

Embark on a whirlwind tour of the Lion City, stopping off at the iconic sites featured in the blockbuster film.
4 hours | Singapore

Highlights:

  • Visit some of the popular and less well-known sites seen in the Crazy Rich Singaporeans movie.
  • Learn about the history of the rich Chinese families who contributed to the development of the country.
  • Visit the Newton Food Centre to enjoy local hawker culinary delights such as satay, fresh seafood and fried Hokkien mee.

What to Expect:

Begin the tour with a short drive to the Gardens by the Bay and stand in awe of the iconic Supertrees in the Supertree Grove. Drive past one of the oldest Chinese temples, Thian Hock Keng, built in 1839 with donations from wealthy businessmen. Make a stop at Ann Slang Hill for an encounter with the colourful restored shophouses that are now home to an array of traditional and contemporary experiences. Drive to Built Pasoh for a quick stop as off at Humpback before driving through Tyersall Road, Gallop Road and Cluny Park – the landed properties owned by the very rich. Continue to the Singapore Chinese Girls School and Anglo Chinese School before stopping at Newton Food Centre to savour some local hawker dishes and a quick drink. Next, get a glimpse of the city’s most iconic sights as we drive past Raffles Hotel, CHIJMES, Merlion Park, and the Singapore Flyer before our final stop at Marina Bay Sands. Explore The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, visit one of the fine dining restaurants, or ascend to the Observation Deck to get a panoramic view of the island’s commercial district.

More on Heritage

Gain an in-depth understanding of Singapore’s unique heritage and enthralling mix of cultures, influences, lifestyles and cuisines.
4 hours | Singapore

Highlights:

  • Visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the first and only tropical botanic garden on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
  • Savour the flavours of uniquely Singaporean dishes at a local hawker hall.
  • Walk along the Singapore River which was once a flourishing hub of commerce.

What to Expect:

Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015, the Singapore Botanic Gardens is the first and only tropical botanic garden on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Upon arrival at the Gardens, meet with a specialist nature guide who will direct you through the Gardens’ 6-hectare Rainforest. Hear stories and learn the secrets of the Rainforest’s more than 300 plant species, most of which are endangered, rare or vulnerable. Following your tour of the Gardens, head to a local hawker centre to hunt for edible heritage treasures that are well hidden within the food centre. Savour the flavours of noodles or rice prepared and cooked in the traditional way, cakes or delicacies prepared in a special recipe well kept from our grandmothers’ time. Continue to a converted heritage hotel originally built in 1895 along the calm Singapore River. Take in the historical atmosphere from the exterior before enjoying a refreshing drink and traditional crepe wrap known as a ‘popiah’. Enjoy sampling this special dish while our expert guide answers any questions you may have, followed by a stroll along the historic Singapore River.