Little India, located on the east bank of the Singapore River, is a national community of local Tamils, just like a microcosm of India. India is similar to India in many aspects, including the construction and use of roads, and is very different from other parts of Singapore in health, with Indian local characteristics.

Serangoon Road is the main commercial street in Little India, with Tekka Center, Zhujiao Square, Little India Center, Serangoon Square and Mustafa Center along the street. There are several Hindu temples and mosques in this area, such as Vila Makariraman Temple, An Goulias Hui Church, Vidapatiya Kayaman Hindu Temple and Jalan Hui Church.

As soon as I entered Little India, a strong smell of peppers and spices came to my face. Shops on both sides of the road display gold and silver jewelry, bronzes, jewelry with national characteristics, jasmine rings and silk saris.

During several important Indian festivals, Little India was even decorated as a splendid mythical world, and people came to shop everywhere. Don't forget to bring a pack of Indian curry, taste a cup of fragrant teh tarik and leave a unique Indian tattoo on your body.

Little India must visit popular scenic spots.

Residential center

Campbell lane, gamble lane

Shilonggang road

The temple of Wilma Caria Manhindu? Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, pay attention to the opening hours.

Subway "Little India Station" Exit C → Zhujiao Center (dining) → Little India Arcade (sightseeing)? → Gamber Lane (stroll) → Mubarak (eat) → Shilonggang Road (stroll)? → Vilmakaria Manhindu Temple (visit)? → Muthu's curry (eat)