Kampong Glam Review

A wide variety of international cuisine can be found here, but the souvenirs are more expensive than in Chinatown.

Kampong Glam, a Muslim neighborhood in Singapore, has a strong Islamic style. Here is mainly to see the Sudanese return church and Haji Lane. The weather was not good on the day of the trip, and the church was not open. The colorful graffiti next to Haji Lane is its feature. There is a snack bar at the entrance of the alley. Business is booming, eating prawn noodles there, cheap and delicious.

Kampong Kam, Islam mosque inherited to religion, over a hundred years passed down to Muslims, Singapore grows, spread ideological,

Kampong Glam is a great place to find malay/ arab culture in Singapore. I love going to do mural walk and walk arnd the mosque. Authentic padang cuisine next to the mosque is super yummy!

Full nice food

From the Municipal Building to the Malaysian Museum by bus four stops, walk around the street to see the colorful rental buildings, colorful lighting, beautiful carpets, restaurants in front of the people are a landscape. Occasionally, a clothing store did not bargain, bought 8 pieces of clothes and pants, equivalent to 50 pieces of RMB, thin fabric, wearing fresh, Malaysian style, go to the beach to wet pants. It dried in a few minutes, so I realized that looking at the thick clothes was actually comfortable and cool!