China Town, Singapore
As name implies, China town is a place where large group of Chinese composed in early 1800 years. Start your tour of China town at the Sri mariamman temple an South Bridge Road. You can witness how this road was the traditional location for goldsmiths, pawn shops and Chinese medical halls.

Little India, Singapore
Little India, the center for local Indian community, stretches from Rochor Canel to Lavender Street. the best time to visit Little India is early morning when you can enjoy the spicy aromas, colorful traditions, the strains of the sitar music and colorful garlands. You can taste a good Indian meal for less than s$ 5 also.

Geylang Serai, Singapore
Malays had been living in Singapore long before the Chinese or the Indians, and Gaylang became their enclave in the 1840s. Highlights to look out for in this area are the Malay Village, the Geylang Serai Market, the Chinese Baroque terrace houses and the Malay bungalows completed with wood carvings and European Tiles.