Jamae Mosque

It is one of the oldest mosque in Singapore, built in 1830s, located at China town. According to its website, it was built by Chulia muslim merchants from India's Coromandal Coast. As of today, the mosque design remains unchanged as originally built.

Jammei Mosque is not big, very close to Chinatown. This is one of the earliest churches in Singapore, and the elegant colors are impressive. However, when we passed by, it might have passed the opening hours and could not go in for a visit. It's a pity

Singapore is a multi-ethnic country, and Muslims are one of the three major ethnic groups. Jammei Mosque is located not far from Chinatown. Its light green appearance is very beautiful, and its four towers can be seen from a distance.

The first thing I saw was the Jamae (Chulia) Mosque (Jamae (Chulia) Mosque) with a fresh mint exterior wall. It is not very magnificent and tall, but it is quite prominent among the many small and flat buildings. The two small towers on the top of the main entrance are very distinctive.

Passing by Zhanmei Mosque, a small green church with local characteristics, there were no people when I went there. I wanted to go in and have a look. However, my clothing did not meet the standard. I asked to wear long trousers and long sleeves outside. Clothes can be rented for free, think about it and forget it!