
Discover What
Makes Us One
Discover What
Makes Us One


Step into the vibrant streets of Chinatown with Harmony Trails, a walking tour that brings Singapore’s multicultural heritage to life!
Journey through time as you uncover how the Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian, and other communities shaped our shared identity—blending traditions, languages, and food to create something uniquely Singaporean.
From national monuments to the everyday stories of cultural exchange, you’ll discover the evolution of Singlish, savour local snacks, and experience firsthand the harmony we often take for granted. This walk will make you see (and taste!) Singapore’s unique harmony in a whole new way.

Venture forth into the vibrant streets of Chinatown with Harmony Trails, a walking tour that brings Singapore’s multicultural heritage to life!
Journey through time as you uncover how the Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian, and other communities shaped our shared identity—blending traditions, languages, and food to create something uniquely Singaporean.
From national monuments to the everyday stories of cultural exchange, you’ll discover the evolution of Singlish, savour local snacks, and experience firsthand the harmony we often take for granted.
This walk will make you see (and taste!) Singapore’s unique harmony in a whole new way.






Visit Iconic Religious Sites, including National Monuments







From 9.30am to 12.30pm

This humble, easily-missed street museum offers a captivating glimpse into the lives of Singapore's earliest Chinese immigrants. Housed within a restored temple, it showcases intricate miniatures depicting their arrival and daily struggles at Telok Ayer, alongside preserved artifacts that illuminate their customs and contributions.
An intricately designed temple dedicated to Mazu, the Goddess of the Sea. It stands as a testament to the early immigrants' devotion and craftsmanship, with vibrant murals that may reveal more than they seemed at a glance.
Ann Siang Hill, a trendy hill spot in Singapore, was once the traditional home of clan associations and social clubs. Now all but a handful remain...
One of the oldest mosques in Singapore, Masjid Jamae is famous for its architecture that blends eastern and western traditions - from Indian and Islamic styles to western and Greek influences.
Built in 2007, this temple gets its name from what the Buddhists regard as the left canine tooth of Buddha that is displayed on the temple's grounds. The Buddha Tooth Relic is housed in a giant stupa made from 320 kilograms of gold.



🕯️ 3-hour deep dive into different religious practices & Singapore culture
💬 Dialogue on our shared values & identity
🥠 Savour local multi-ethnic snacks


Starting Point - We will meet-up at Telok Ayer MRT Control Station.
Ending Point - The tour will end at Sri Mariamman Temple.
Tours are normally conducted on the weekends. If you wish to have a customized tour, feel free to drop us an email directly.
Minimum Participants
Each tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to begin. If the minimum participant requirement is not met, we will arrange to reschedule or refund your booking at earliest opportunity.
Reschedule & Cancellation Policy
Do note that cancellations are not advised. However, feel free to reschedule your tour up to 3 days in advance. Afterwards, an amendment fee of 25% will be charged. This is to remunerate the tour leader for his/her blocked time.
Bad Weather Policy
The tour will proceed rain or shine, so do bring along your umbrellas or ponchos. However, in the event of heavy rain, we may wait until conditions improve. Once the tour has commenced, there will be no rescheduling or refunds offered.