[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Joo Chiat Community Club (Updated Jul)

How do you celebrate National Day? We decided to explore the vibrant Joo Chiat precinct to fully experience Singapore's local culture. Our first stop was for a bowl of the beloved Katong Laksa, a staple in the area. Afterward, we visited the newly opened June Cafe, conveniently located just across from the laksa spot. June Cafe boasts a minimalist design and a cosy atmosphere. We were fortunate to be seated by the window, where sunlight poured in, casting a warm, golden glow over the space. The cafe offers a well-rounded menu featuring not only artisanal coffee but also a selection of mains and sides. We sampled a variety of coffee, with the Black Sesame Latte standing out as a personal favourite. The addition of sesame cream to the coffee is both brilliant and delicious, balancing the bitterness with a subtle sweetness. For our meal, we tried the Gochujang Pasta and the Sesame Cream Croffle. The pasta was pleasantly light, with the Korean Gochujang paste perfectly cutting through the creaminess. The Croffle, which was exceptional, had a crispy exterior while remaining soft inside, likely due to its Injeolmi flavour. Overall, the cafe's creative approach to traditional dishes was worth a visit!

Singapore | Xiaozhongwang Hongzhikuncheng Road This place is Singapore's villa district, why it will become a net red spot, because there are two rows of colorful houses with Nanyang characteristics. When I went, I saw tourists from all over the world taking photos. Actually, this place still lives, so try not to affect people. The house is very well preserved, and the color pattern is really very Nanyang style. It looks very good. I am arranging to have dinner near here, so I can get a card together along the way. This place has to go down the subway station. If you don't particularly like this style of architecture, don't use it. A lot of plumeria trees are planted around the house, look good!

#singaporetrip Here are 7 must-visit places that will totally wow your senses and leave your camera roll glowing: ⸻ ① Sentosa Island A dreamy resort island perfect for relaxing, beach-hopping, and pure tropical vibes. Whether it’s adrenaline or sunbathing, Sentosa’s got you covered. ② CHIJMES (pronounced “chimes”) A former convent turned lifestyle hub — its elegant white Gothic-style architecture and stunning stained-glass windows make it a romantic escape right in the city. ③ Old Hill Street Police Station With 900+ rainbow-colored windows, this historical building turns magical at night. It’s like a real-life color palette — perfect for creative photo shoots. ④ Fort Canning Park Famous for its spiral staircase, this park blends history, greenery, and one of the most anime-like spots in Singapore — the dreamy top-down photo angle is everything. ⑤ Joo Chiat Road Pastel dreams come true! This heritage street is full of Peranakan shophouses — think colorful facades, carved pillars, shutter windows, and vintage tiles. ⑥ Gardens by the Bay • Flower Dome: Bursting with blooms from around the world • Cloud Forest: Home to one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls • Supertree Grove: These towering vertical gardens (25–50m) glow with nightly light & sound shows — pure magic! ⑦ Bintan Island (Indonesia) A lesser-known paradise just 1 hour by ferry from Singapore. Think golden sands, hidden lagoons, and sparkling blue-green water — the perfect island escape.

I spent 5 days in Singapore and even though I ate 5 meals a day, I still couldn’t try all the local specialties. I had to go to the durian stall and try several local flavors! ! !

had a good time in taiwan!! we stayed at this hotel which provided us with free airport transfer service and then the service and vibes here were all excellent. will return back to this hotel again in future as the location is very very convenient and very near to the tourist attractions and entries around the area.. thank you so much for the wonderful time!#taiwan we are in taiwan and went to ximending #songkran2024