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Kampong Glam & Haji Lane - The Muslim Quarter's Hipster Lanes

Half-day

6 stops · Half-day

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My Trip

Under the shadow of the golden-domed Sultan Mosque unfolds Haji Lane, Singapore's most bohemian street. Indie boutiques, murals, Arab textile shops, and shisha cafes are compressed into narrow lanes -- a neighbourhood where photos, shopping, and cafes are all solved at once.

Half-day6 stopsEst. budget 38,000 KRW

Itinerary

1
Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)Masjid Sultan 苏丹回教堂
Kampong Glam · Landmark · 30 min stay
The centre of Singapore's Muslims, built in 1824. Its huge golden dome and black base (glass bottles donated by poor worshippers) are symbolic. The start and backdrop of the neighbourhood walk.
Walk 2 min
2
Bussorah Street부소라 거리
Kampong Glam · Street · 20 min stay
A golden composition where the Sultan Mosque appears head-on at the end of a palm-lined pedestrian street. Good for browsing perfume and souvenir shops as you walk.
Walk 4 min
3
Haji Lane하지레인
Kampong Glam · Street · Mural · 50 min stay
Singapore's narrowest and hippest lane. Packed with indie designer boutiques, large murals, and rooftop bars. Shopping and photos by day, a bar mood at dusk.
오후 늦게(가게 다 열고 빛 좋음)
Walk 3 min
4
Gelam Gallery글람 갤러리
Kampong Glam · Alley · 20 min stay
Singapore's first outdoor art lane, filling a back service alley behind shophouses with some 30 murals. Quieter than Haji Lane, good for photos.
Walk 3 min
5
Arab Street아랍 스트리트
Kampong Glam · Select shop · 25 min stay
An old trading street lined with Persian carpet, batik, and silk textile shops. Rattan and spice shops mix in, showing the neighbourhood's Arab-Malay roots.
Walk 4 min
6
Maison Ikkoku메종 이코쿠
Kampong Glam · Cafe · Bar · 35 min stay
A specialty coffee bar in a shophouse beside the Sultan Mosque. The upper floor leads to a cocktail bar, so you can move naturally from a daytime cafe to a night bar.