Singapore’s Instagramable spots are so Crazy Rich Asian-fabulous you’ll be snapping selfies for days
From the infinity pool in Crazy Rich Asians to brightly coloured buildings, Singapore has loads of Instagramable spots to fill up your social media feed – here are all the top sites, and the hottest hashtags to use
Tourists are setting their sights on Singapore for the holidays instead of heading to Hong Kong (apparently because of the Hong Kong protests), and for good reason. There are a load of Instagramable spots this beautiful the Lion City has to offer – including the infinity pool at the Marina Bay Sands featured in Crazy Rich Asians.
From the stunningly vibrant to the technically cool, we’ve highlighted the places you’ll want to add to your social media feed.
House of Tan Teng Niah, Little India
Snap a selfie in front of the former house of Tan Teng Niah, a Chinese businessman who owned several confectionery factories along Serangoon Road nearby.
The two-storey villa, which was restored and conserved in the 1980s, is the perfect Instagram spot because of its rainbow-painted exterior.
The house, built in 1900, also features the rare pintu pagar, or pair of half doors in front of a traditional Straits Chinese (Chinese immigrants who came from Malaysia to settle in Singapore) house. Since pintu pagar were the first thing a guest would see, the Straits Chinese often decorated or carved them to showcase their wealth or status.
While you’re in Little India, be sure to check out the beautiful Hindu temples or sample local Indian cuisine at the Tekka Centre.
Potential hashtags: #MrTanTheCandyMan #LittleIndiaBigColours
Address: Gholia’s Village, 37 Kerbau Road
Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay