Singapore, ‘visitor’s paradise’ is a bustling city with countless tourist attractions and will be very crowded. However, there are several hidden gems in Singapore that are ideal for the perfect vacation. These relatively less crowded, unexplored places can calm your nerves! Head to some of Singapore’s hidden gems to blend in with local customs, culture and food.

Let’s start our tour from Sungei Buloh Wetlands, a perfect place to observe the flora and fauna of the mangrove floor. It is also a very good destination for bush walks and bird watching. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility and peace of the mangrove habitat! One more surprise awaits you here, Mangrove Boardwalk; you can experience the thrill of walking along the longest boardwalk in the reserve. Then comes the Katong, a perfect destination for an excellent cultural tour. With several nearby Chinese-style shops and Hindu temples, the area is an eclectic mix of local culture and customs. Stroll the sidewalks of old buildings, feel like you are moving back to the sixties. The place is also perfect for varied meals. The tasty local food and variety of cuisines on display in the dining areas are sure to please all palates. Continue to Toa Payoh and visit the center of Singapore’s first and largest public housing city. The place offers a sequence of tourist experiences in the city center and the new city, etc. Marvel at the architecture of pedestrian malls and residential cities! Find some time to relax in the famous Toa Payoh Municipal Park.

Off the northeast coast of Singapore is Pulau Ubin, the last town or ‘kampung’. Traveling to Pulau Ubin is like a deep dive into the rustic atmosphere of village life. Enjoy a peaceful walk through tropical trees and coastal vegetation. Adventure junkies can have a great time here! Excellent opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities and water sports. Explore Chek Jewa Island, dotted with sea creatures, mangroves, and rock creatures. Everyone knows the famous China Market, but many are unaware of a hidden shopping destination; Haji Lane. Haji Lane, a narrow alley in the Arab Quarter, is a less crowded and fashionable shopping destination. It is one of the few places in Singapore where you can see graffiti. Just off Orchard Road is Emarald Hills, a place dominated by well-restored pre-war houses. It is a beautiful place for an exciting night life and a wine tasting. Don’t miss Little Guilin or Bukit Batok Town Park, a true gem of nature built from a disused granite quarry. The staggeringly beautiful landscapes offer some lovely walking trails and plenty of options for photoshoots. Sisters Island, made up of two sister islands, Big Sister Island and Small Sister Island, is a great place for snorkeling and camping. Fantastic reefs full of marine life, shady palm trees and beach shelters offer a unique experience to the visitor. Kusu Island is another exotic destination with several holy sites.

In addition to the famous and crowded tourist spots, try venturing into these hidden gems of Singapore for a unique travel experience.