Walking along the streets of Little India, one animal will definitely catch your eye.
There are murals and sculptures of them, and even roads named after them! (hint: Buffalo Road and Kerbau Road)
Not only are cows worshipped in Hindu temples, Singapore's early Indian immigrants also made a fortune with cattle trading.
Join me in exploring the vibrant colours, sounds and scents of Little India......till the cows come home!
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Little India MRT Station Exit E
- You may take the Downtown Line to DT12 Little India Station (or North East Line to NE7), and take the escalator up from Exit E.
Kerbau Road
Kerbau means "buffalo" in the Malay language. How many buffaloes do you see on this Cattleland mural?
House of Tan Teng Niah
How rich was the owner of this colourful Chinese villa? Find out how he made a fortune with his cattles!
Belilios Lane
Imagine an Indian milkman travelling from house to house with his cows, bringing fresh milk right to your doorstep!
Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
Why are cows sacred in Hinduism? You will be surprised how they are linked to several Hindu deities!
Little India Arcade sweet shop
Mithai (Indian sweets) holds a special place in Indian celebrations and ceremonies, and you can't make it without milk. Time to satisfy your sweet tooth!
Buffalo Road
Spot the statue of a man sitting on a bullock cart. These bullock carts traversed the streets of Little India more than 200 years ago!
Ending Point
Tekka Market & Food Centre
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide fee
Bottled water
Public transportation to and from hotel
Entrance fee for ticketed attractions
Food and drinks
Tips and gratuities
* This tour involves quite a bit of walking, please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
* This tour will proceed rain or shine, please bring an umbrella or poncho just in case.
* Please let me know in advance if you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions.
My tours usually involve walking and public transportation.
I do not have a driving license, but I can hire a driver and vehicle if necessary (at an additional cost).
Let me know your requirements, and we can work something out!
Nurtured by curiosity, I was a full-time journalist for 12 years, before I became a licensed tour guide.
Born and raised in Singapore, I enjoy uncovering stories from the everyday lives of Singaporeans, offering a fresh perspective on Singapore’s evolving landscape.
A seasoned traveler and a heritage enthusiast, my lively tours are a delightful blend of nostalgia and contemporary Singapore.
Walk with me as I share heartfelt stories and reflections on Singapore’s suburban charms.
$100/ per group