A city of colors deep in time

#SingaporeAttractions Take a stroll through Kampong Glam, a century-old neighborhood that is like a city of colors isolated from the world. The sunlight shines gently on the colorful facades of the shophouses. The graffiti art on the walls is intertwined with the ancient Islamic culture, telling the story of this land. Walking into the Sultan Mosque, the golden dome shines under the blue sky, solemn and mysterious. In the alleys, the aroma of halal spices floats in the air, mixed with the fragrance of Arabic tea and Turkish kebab, making people stop and linger. Walking along Haji Lane, you will find independent designer shops and cafes hidden in the narrow alleys, and the walls are covered with exotic art paintings. Every step you take seems to travel through time, wandering between tradition and modernity. In the afternoon, I sat in a coffee shop on the corner, sipping a cup of strong Moroccan mint tea, watching the bustling crowd, and feeling the most unique cultural pulse of this city. Kampong Glam is not just a place, but a fantastic journey of history, art and customs that will make people indulge in its poetry and charm.