Discover Little India

Dedicated to the goddess Kali, the temple ranks among Singapore's oldest Hindu places of worship and stands out with its colorful, richly decorated gopuram tower depicting numerous deities in elaborate sculptures.

Along Serangoon Road and the surrounding alleys, vendors sell fragrant spice blends, flower garlands and gold jewelry, lending the neighborhood an intense sensory atmosphere reminiscent of South India.

The lively market hall combines a wet market with fresh ingredients and a hawker center where authentic South Indian, Malay and North Indian dishes such as biryani and roti prata are served at affordable prices.

The colorfully painted Victorian villa House of Tan Teng Niah is considered the last surviving example of Chinese residential architecture in the neighborhood, while numerous murals in the side streets artistically honor Little India's multicultural heritage.

Little India MRT station lies right in the center of the neighborhood and is reachable via two lines from practically any part of the city within a short time.

Dedicated to the goddess Kali, the temple ranks among Singapore's oldest Hindu places of worship and stands out with its colorful, richly decorated gopuram tower depicting numerous deities in elaborate sculptures.

Along Serangoon Road and the surrounding alleys, vendors sell fragrant spice blends, flower garlands and gold jewelry, lending the neighborhood an intense sensory atmosphere reminiscent of South India.

The lively market hall combines a wet market with fresh ingredients and a hawker center where authentic South Indian, Malay and North Indian dishes such as biryani and roti prata are served at affordable prices.