Geylang Serai

 If you are looking for some unique   things during your trip to  Singapore then you should look for  them at  the ethnic quarters of the Lion City. The ethnic quarters of the Lion City are home to different ethnic groups  living  in  Singapore. The markets of these quarters  are often  full of  exciting unique  items that not only represent the ethnic group  but also the country as  a  whole you  can  have a  lot of fun  while  shopping in the local  markets  at the ethnic quarters  of Singapore. You can visit Geylang Serai, one of the well known  ethnic quarters  of Singapore. At this ethnic quarter you can get a wide  array  of handicraft  items  that  has the  traditional Malaya touch  in them.

This ethnic enclave of the Malays has old world charm. Right in its middle is the Malay Village which is a showcase of traditional business and cultural activities. It is a throwback to the good old kampong days. Its shops display a wide array of items beginning from handicrafts, rugs and fabrics to furniture and antiques. You can also get into the modern Joo Chiat Complex and  get fascinated by the widespread array of textiles, clothes and jewelries.

You  can also drop by the wet market which is currently under renovation. Here you  can  indulge yourself in the smells of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg. Around the market there are a number of shops where you can pick up CDs of both traditional and modern Malay music. You can listen to the  beautiful  Malaya "keroncong" music and collect them for memories of your holiday in Singapore. It is  truly  going to be  an  unforgettable  experience  for you.  whether you  are  doing some  serious  shopping or  want to know about  the  traditional culture in  Singapore Geyland Serai  is the  best place to be for you.