When a Thai girl stays near the street art in the Arab quarter | Singapore

When I first chose accommodation near Singapore's Arab Quarter, I couldn't quite describe my feelings. But for some reason, I've always wanted to return because it feels so vibrant. 📍 Kampong Gelam, Bussorah Road, Singapore For this trip, I chose to stay in Kampong Gelam, a colorful, historic Malay and Muslim neighborhood. The mornings are peaceful and perfect for a leisurely stroll. Many people take photos here in the early mornings because it's not crowded, offering private and secluded shots. The highlights around my accommodation include a palm-lined pedestrian street, Turkish restaurants, teh char sih (pulled tea) cafes, and beautiful street art on the walls of the old shophouses. Looking up, you'll see the striking contrast between the old buildings and the modern, honeycomb-designed structures. It's a neighborhood where it's easy to find food, perfect for leisurely walks and photos, and offers a classic yet unique perspective of Singapore. Follow me if you want to explore new perspectives! See you in the next post! 🚇 MRT Bugis Station (Downtown Line or East West Line, Exit B). Walk for about 5-7 minutes. 💰 Enjoy strolling through the neighborhood and taking photos of the street art for free all day. ⏰ Most shops and cafes are open from 11:00 AM onwards until evening. It's recommended to visit in the morning for photos of less crowded streets, beautiful light, and less heat. #singapore #kamponggelam #bussorahstreet #singapore #oldtowntour #streetart #singaporereview #tripmoments #citywalk