Village Hotel Bugis is located at the intersection of diverse culture. It is perched a few minutes away from Arab, Peranakan, and Indian heritage districts. Thus, the memorable exploration is around the corner. Either you want to eat signature dish of exotic cuisine or shop some handy crafts, the hotel can be your starting point.
These are some of the exciting things you can do to enlighten your staycation at Village Hotel Bugis.
Staying at the Bugis district means a great chance to explore the abundant shopping selection opened around you. From Bugis Junction, where you can get some locally designed clothes and accessories, to Bugis Street Market, a bazaar of accessories, clothes, and fabrics. This market is situated just across Bugis MRT Station. This flea market is also well-known for its cheapest price. No wonder now it is one of the main tourist attractions in Singapore.
Arab Street and Haji Lance are located close to Village Hotel Bugis. They are easily reachable from the hotel. You surely have a plenty of interesting activities in your cozy afternoon.
You can start with visiting traditional textile shops and hangout at the cafe on Arab Street. After one sip or two, take some walk and get to the iconic Haji Lane. Grab some knick-knacks from the local shop or beat the sun with a cup of ice cream is definitely worth your day. Some people also come here for some artsy photo sessions in front of the walls full of graffiti.
One can get to know a heritage by tasting its signature dish. And if you stay at Village Hotel Bugis, you have a plenty of options to do that. Some of the notables can be found at Arab Street and Haji Lane. Starve for something spicy? Nasi Padang at Hajah Maimunah Restaurant, Indian food at Zam Zam, or Nasi Ambeng at Pu3 Restaurant is a treat for your tastebud. There are also a lot of coffee shops, Japanese food, and western food you can try at Haji Lane.
Near Village Hotel Bugis, you can find Malay Heritage Centre. Since opened in 2005, the Malay Heritage Centre (MHC) has been a learning source for cultural development, programmed to be easily understood by all ages. Before you go, you’d better check the schedule to see what exhibition is currently held.
When you stroll around the Kampong Glam, you can also stop by Sultan Mosque. Prominent with its majestic architecture and golden domes, now the building is not only place of worship, but also a city landmark that, together with all the cultural life surrounding it, resonates distinctive ambience all across the country.Are you planning your next staycation in Singapore? If so, Village Hotel Bugis can be one of good options. Book it in Traveloka and redeem your Singapore Rediscovers Vouchers to get a discount for your stay.