"A Journey Across The Heartland" is an authentic Singapore tour that is focused on letting tourists experience the real side of Singapore; if you're going to explore, learn, eat, drink, meet locals in Singapore, this tour is for you! See places where the local Singaporeans love to hang out and live their everyday life.
On this best selling Singapore tour, your private guide will show you the places that are not found in travel guides and unseen by tourist!
A once-in-a-lifetime authentic local experience, bringing you on tour to two different local off-the-beaten-track local neighbourhoods in Singapore.
Singaporeans originated from different countries and cultures, and this is what gives us our unique identity today. With this tour, we aim to take visitors beyond the city, on a cultural journey of the island.
In "A Journey Across The Heartland", we begin in the local neighbourhood of Ang Mo Kio, with a little known hobby that transcended the kampong era: Birds Singing. Brighten your morning with melodious chirps, followed by a visit to the local 'Hawker Centre' for coffee like a true local. The local exploration continues with a visit to a wet market and a hawker centre.
After visiting the first neighbourhood, we will proceed to another district, "Toa Payoh". Here, we will see the hustle and bustle of a local town centre. We will see an impressive "Tree Shrine", and we will also get to visit an HDB show flat. HDB Flats are public housings where 80% of the local population stays.
We can guarantee that all our guests will know everything about Singapore and the lifestyle of the locals in this authentic Singapore tour.
You can find some of the places we will be visiting in this authentic Singapore tour in this video: https://youtu.be/AU8bWEAcVuQ
Please be punctual as the tour will start on time!
Paul Stanton –
We love this tour. A tour that truly allow us to see the real Singaporean lifestyle. We went a a bird singing club where we hear interesting stories about the hobby. We also visited a local market and a hawker centre.