If your destination is Singapore, I will tell you one little lane that you must visit, Haji Lane Street. This is based on the true story when I visited Singapore.
Haji Lane Street is actually just a little lane, but I guarantee you will be hooked on taking photos several times with various poses. Almost all corners of this lane are very instagramable, a blend of classic architectural buildings and modern nuances. I suggest that if you visit Haji Lane Street just take a photo, come early in the morning when the café or shop isn't all open. If you want to hang out and shop, you should come in the afternoon or evening when all the cafes and shops are open. But if you want to spend the day here it's also exciting. While occasionally to Kampong Glam.
JUST WALK TO HAJI LINE STREET
At that time I walked to Haji Lane, because my place to stay at Kitchener Road was not so far away. Start at 6:30 a.m. travel starting from Kitchener Road, passing through the Little India and Chinatown areas. Vehicles on the highway are still so quiet because of the weekend. Arriving at the destination no more than 30 minutes, quite burning calories hehe.
Well, if your accommodation is a bit far away or just arrived at Changi Airport to go directly to Haji Lane Street, it's really easy guys. Ride on mainstay transportation in Singapore, MRT, you can see the MRT line on the MRT route map, then you will go down at Bugis Station. After exiting the Bugis station, just walk to Parkview Square or Raffles Hospital. The walk is only about 5 minutes, already across the street is the Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane Street area.
I did not go directly to Haji Lane, stop by Kampung Glam for breakfast. It is said that in the 1800s, this Kampong Glam area was the residence of Malay nobles. In Kampung Glam there is the Sultan Mosque, the first mosque built in Singapore. It's fun here for photos, unique café buildings. The Middle East atmosphere is very pronounced.
After breakfast, go straight to Haji Lane, the location is very close to Kampung Glam, less than 5 minutes walk has arrived.
Along the way I met street painters who creatively painted the surrounding buildings and the street atmosphere in the morning.
THE WONDERFUL ONE AT HAJI LANE
As I said, actually Haji Lane is only a small alley but very popular and crowded with tourists. What's interesting? In this alley all the buildings are classic in style but full of murals or gravity that are very nice, this is what makes visitors crowded. Suitable for beautiful hanging out and posting on the instragram, mural or gravity of "Instagramable". Be satisfied with your photo at Haji Lane. Prepare the maximum memory on your smartphone.
Aside from being very Instagramable, there are also lots of cafes in Haji Lane Street to hang out pretty, but first check the budget in your wallet. At Haji Lane there are also a number of boutiques, if you are good at bidding you can also shop as much as you like, he said wholesale prices can be cheaper than you shop elsewhere. Here are also many souvenir shops that are cute too.
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