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    Kampong Glam

    September 5, 2025 in Singapore ⋅ ☁️ 28 °C

    From Little India, I took a short bus ride over to the traditional Arab and Muslim quarter. I started out at Haji Lane, which had been converted into a walking street with restaurants, shops, and murals. I was stoked to see what I assume to be a gay-owned business selling clothes and some knick knacks.

    Apart from Haji Lane, I explored Arab Street which runs parallel to it, along with other side streets around the Sultan Mosque. I noticed a lot of Turkish and Lebanese businesses in the area directly in front of the mosque.    Read more