7 places curated from 10 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
Singapore's historic Malay and Muslim quarter, with streets full of handicrafts from the Arab world.
The landmark mosque that Kampong Glam is best known for.
A famous lane in Kampong Glam packed with boutiques and cafes.
A street known for Malay and Indonesian fabrics and handmade perfumes.
A museum in a former palace opposite Sultan Mosque that explores Malay influence on Kampong Glam and Singapore.
A famous Malay and Indian eatery known for murtabak, biryani and roti prata, at around $5-10 USD per person.
A street beside the Sultan Mosque known for historical street art murals that give a glimpse of what Singapore looked like in the past.