The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a relatively recent addition to Chinatown Singapore's diverse array of attractions. The priceless Buddha Tooth Relic is housed in this magnificent four-story building. The pure gold Stupa where the relic is stored is this temple's major attraction.A stunning pagoda with a huge prayer wheel is on the roof. Daily religious rites are held, and guests are welcome to watch or participate. Remember to dress appropriately as this is a holy location.

If you are looking for interesting things to do in Chinatown Singapore then a visit to this Heritage Center is a must. The Center was built to document and showcase the lifestyle of the earlier residents of Chinatown.It has six galleries, preserved living spaces and features multi-sensory experiences such as craft workshops, multimedia guides and story-telling sessions. There is also a range of postcards, books, and prints by local artists that can be bought as souvenirs.

This beautiful Hindu Temple dedicated to Goddess Mariamman is one of the oldest shrines here and the most significant places of worship for Tamil Hindus in Singapore. The Temple was also an asylum for immigrants belonging to the South Indian Hindu Tamil Community.The Temple is built in traditional Dravidian style with a beautiful Gopuram filled with elaborate sculptures depicting Hindu mythology. Visiting the Temple in the evenings when the rituals are held is one of the best things to do in Chinatown Singapore.

Telok Ayer Green is located in one of the most colorful parts of Singapore. It is a beautiful park with many sculptures that narrates the story of the festivals celebrated by the Chinese immigrants to Singapore. These sculptures also tell the tales of Singapore’s culture and history in the most expressive ways.The park also has a variety of trees such as the yellow rain tree that folds up before a rainstorm, breadfruit trees, cinnamon trees, tamarind and nutmeg trees. It is a nice place to visit and enjoy the greenery and the sculptures.

A beautiful sanctuary located within the CBD, PS.Cafe at Ann Siang Hill is a unique location situated within two heritage shophouses. The three-level venue is decorated in PS.Cafe’s unmistakable design style and features two bars and a roof terrace with views of the city.

The Red Dot Design Museum is the first museum of contemporary design in Singapore and the first of its kind in Asia. The museum showcases some futuristic designs and prototypes from various disciplines such as product development, communications, research works, etc.There is a permanent collection of award-winning design works on display which visitors can view. The Museum also has a great Cafe Bar serving some authentic and mouth-watering local snacks.

Chinatown Street Market is all sights, sounds, and scents that represent what a real Chinatown is. This busy street is filled with a variety of stalls selling all kinds of items from silken scarves to ‘Made in China’ items to pets and lucky cats.The street also has several street food carts. Shopping here is an experience in itself and one of the most invigorating things to do in Chinatown Singapore. The Market is at its best at night with the beautiful lights shining and the brightly colored lanterns swaying above.

Chinatown’s Maxwell Food Centre is a popular food joint loved by tourists and locals alike. It is a great place to grab a meal. The food here is mainly influenced by Chinese, Indian and Malay cuisines and there is a wide variety of flavorful food from satay to nasi goreng to dumplings and roast pork.The flavor is authentic and mostly inexpensive making a visit to this place one of the best things to do in Chinatown Singapore