Places Tours & Trails

Sacred Steps: A Multicultural Journey from Keong Saik to South Bridge

by NTU History Programme
12 May • 10:00am

Embark on a captivating journey through Singapore's rich heritage and diverse faiths on our guided tour. Explore sacred sites from Keong Saik to South Bridge, immersing yourself in the cultural tapestry that defines this vibrant city. Join us for an enlightening experience of unity and understanding.

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Timings:

Sunday, 12 May | 10am - 12pm

 

Venue: Keong Saik Road and South Bridge Road

Meeting Point: Meet at Exit 5 Outram Park MRT Station (10 Outram Road (S)169037)

 

Fee: Free

Registration Link: https://keongsaiksacredstepstour.eventbrite.sg

(Registration starts from 24 Apr, 12pm onwards)

 

Step into the heart of Singapore's cultural kaleidoscope on our captivating heritage tour, where every corner unveils stories of faith, tradition, and harmony. Begin your journey at Cundhi Gong Temple, a haven of tranquility where the scent of incense mingles with whispers of ancient prayers. Next, venture to Sri Layan Vinayagar Temple, where vibrant colors and intricate sculptures pay homage to Lord Ganesha, remover of obstacles and bestower of success.

 

As the tour continues, Sri Mariamman Temple welcomes you with its majestic gopuram adorned with countless deities, inviting you to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology and spirituality. Finally, embrace the serene ambiance of Masjid Jamae Chulia, where Islamic architecture whispers tales of centuries-old traditions and the timeless call to prayer resonates through the air. Join us on this unforgettable journey, where history, culture, and spirituality intertwine to create an experience that will leave you enlightened and inspired.

NTU History Programme

The NTU History Programme strives to be a leading centre for researching and teaching interdisciplinary, Asian, and world/transnational history, while pushing innovative and immersive approaches to learning about and exploring Singapore's past and heritage. It welcomes students, scholars, and interested members of the public to join us in these endeavours!

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