Little India, Sultan Mosque, and Haji Lane in Singapore.

Little India is located in the northeast of Singapore and is home to many Indian residents. Take the MRT North East Line to Little India Station, and you will smell a strong scent of spices as soon as you get off the train. The streets are lined with colorful houses, various stalls, and jewelry stores. Here you can buy a variety of Indian handicrafts, jewelry, spices, etc. In Little India, you can also check in at the Veeramakaliamman Temple, which was built in 1881. The roof of the temple is carved with countless colorful statues, which are very exquisite. When visiting the temple, pay attention to local customs, and you generally need to take off your shoes to enter. Crossing the streets and alleys of Little India and heading southeast, you will pass the Sultan Mosque. As one of the most important mosques in Singapore, the mosque was built to highlight the achievements of the Sultan. It has a history of nearly a hundred years. If tourists want to visit, they need to take off their shoes and wear long sleeves and trousers. If the dress is not appropriate, you need to change into the clothes provided in the temple. Next to the Sultan Mosque is Haji Lane. The pre-war old houses here used to be warehouses. Now there are many exquisite shops where you can buy various clothes, furniture, coffee, etc. The large murals and graffiti walls in the alley and the very individual shop fronts are very petty bourgeoisie.