Chinatown Heritage Centre - Our guide will kick start the tour with a taste of traditional Chinese dried meat called Bak Kwah , then follow by a stroll along the Pagoda Street with a Storytelling of how Chinese Immigrants flocked to Singapore to seek a better life but unfortunately ended up as coolies, lived in cramped dwellings with no windows and light. Stand out from the crowd is the iconic sculpture of a Hong Tou Jin woman in her black samfu and head red gear

Chinatown Street Market - Walk through several alleys with ethnic picturesque shophouses, Instagram-able murals by local artist Yip Yew Chong and emerge yourself to the life of each Mural.
Have a reststop at one of the best traditional coffeeshop, and experience a little more culture, nostalgia and tradition on how the coffeeshop roasted their coffee beans at their backyard and ground it for daily use back then

Ann Siang Hill - Continue to cross over to Ann Siang Hill where pictures a contrast life of Chinatown, it was a bustling business centre for Chinese immigrants in Singapore. The district still retains much of its historical and architectural charm, with many of the ethnic picturesque shop houses being restored and conserved. The tour guide will show you a photo-taking spot where you could find it in Your Crazy Rich Asians movie scene.

Maxwell Food Centre - Maxwell Food Centre is a treasure trove of hawker delights, one of which is Singapore’s most famous chicken rice, or Fuzhou pancakes and quench your thirst with
your choice of drinks. The refreshing sugar cane Juice is the ideal drink after a long walk

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum - 288 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058840
This Tang-styled Chinese Buddhist temple ’s richly designed interiors and comprehensive exhibits on Buddhist art as well as history tell stories of culture over thousands of years old. The temple houses a relic said to be a tooth from Buddha. Next to it is Sago Lane , a place the Cantonese name ominously called ‘street of the dead’.

Chinatown Complex - Chinatown Complex is located in an area that is not only rich in history, but is also a repository of unique architectural heritage such as the two or three-storey shophouses with exteriors decorated with Chinese-style tile ornaments and motifs. Previously Street hawkers used to ply their trade in pushcarts all over Chinatown which caused congested traffic, therefore, the Chinatown Complex is built to help them resettle in a new place – without losing the district’s unique character. Today, Chinatown complex is among favorite Shopping and eating area for both local and tourists