Singapore’s Haji Lane is a must-visit spot for anyone who loves quirky shops and street art, tucked away in the Kampong Glam district.
You’ll find rows of small shops offering trendy fashion, bespoke accessories, and artsy souvenirs you won’t see in malls.
Art lovers flock here to snap photos of the ever-changing wall art, making it one of Singapore’s most Instagrammable places.
Cafés and bars line both sides of the street, from hole-in-the-wall espresso joints to hip cocktail bars and rooftop hangouts.
As evening falls, the lane gets lively with music performances, pop-up events, and a friendly crowd of locals and tourists.
Foodies can enjoy everything from kebabs and falafel to Asian-Western fusion, with many halal-certified cafés and restaurants around.
It’s close website to Bugis MRT (Downtown and East West Lines), so public transport is the best way to get here.
For indie shopping, street art, good food, or a chilled-out evening with friends, Haji Lane is always a fun choice in Singapore.