Experiences

Situated at the western end of the Orchard district, Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the only tropical botanic garden on the World Heritage List, provides a serene escape from the bustling city. Step into a verdant landscape filled with diverse attractions, including lush gardens, heritage buildings, and the world's most extensive collection of orchids, with over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids on display.

Singapore's premier shopping district, Orchard Road, is a treasure trove of retail and culinary delights. What was once home to humble fruit orchards and nutmeg plantations has now transformed into a bustling hub. Visitors now flock to glitzy malls like Ion Orchard, Ngee Ann City, and Paragon, in search of the latest food and fashion trends, as well as unique souvenirs.

MacRitchie Reservoir, nestled in the heart of Singapore, offers a pristine and enchanting nature escape. You can connect with nature, enjoy the TreeTop Walk's bird's-eye view on a 250-metre suspension bridge, and explore an 11-kilometre trail for close wildlife encounters, including monitor lizards, squirrels, and long-tailed macaques monkeys.

Discover Singapore’s rich history and culture just steps away from Orchard Road. Marvel at the beauty of restored traditional shophouses, with their ornate hybrid of European neoclassical columns and colourful wall tiles bearing Chinese motifs such as flowers and birds. As day turns to dusk, the neighbourhood transforms into lively watering holes and charming cocktail bars.

Uncover hidden gems nestled amidst lush greenery at Dempsey Hill. The former British military barracks houses a selection of upscale stores and dining options just a few minutes drive from Orchard Road. Embark on a leisurely stroll in the idyllic lifestyle enclave and discover an eclectic mix of heritage buildings, gourmet grocers, Michelin-starred restaurants, and cutting edge fashion retail sitting side by side.

Discover the essence of Singapore's street food at Tiong Bahru Market, an iconic hawker centre known for its authentic local cuisine. After your culinary adventure, explore the charming back alleys of Singapore's oldest housing estate, where 1930s Art Deco buildings house a blend of cool cafes and old-school charm. It's a delightful mix of flavours and history.

Singapore's Chinatown is a vibrant enclave with charming streets offering unique experiences. Chinatown Food Street serves delectable dishes like Hainanese chicken rice and flavourful noodles. Explore souvenir shops, stylish boutiques, and antique stores. For lively evenings, visit trendy wine bars on Club Street. This district also boasts iconic cultural landmarks, such as the 1827 Sri Mariamman Temple and the opulent Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, offering a glimpse into Singapore's rich heritage.

In the heart of Singapore's Kampong Glam neighbourhood, Haji Lane is a vibrant hub for locals and travellers alike. The historic shophouses here host independent stores, hip cafes, and some of the city's finest boutique shopping. Colourful street art murals enhance its Instagram-worthy charm, while vintage, brightly painted shutters on two-story storefronts make every corner a visual delight.

More than a historic district, Little India is a sensory delight where tradition and novelty blend seamlessly. This colourful neighbourhood, once inhabited by cattle herders and lime kilns, has transformed into a beloved destination. Little India thrives as a vibrant cultural enclave, boasting temples, mosques, street art, and vibrant shophouses. Serangoon Road offers a mix of unfussy canteens, trendy eateries, gold jewellery shops, silk boutiques, and flower garland vendors. Nearby, the 24/7 Mustafa Centre caters to shoppers. The district comes alive during Hindu celebrations like the vibrant Deepavali festival.