Come on a stamp hunt with me! Next Stop:📍Bugis 🇸🇬🗺️
I’ve recently developed a STRONG PASSION 🚨‼️for collecting stamps/chops whatever u wanna call it because every one is so unique and carries a different memory :”) and most importantly its a FREE souvenir so why not !!!
📍WHERE TO FIND STAMPS IN BUGIS:
1. Wheniwasfour
Super cutie store but unfortunately was closed when I went on a Sunday :( but FORTUNATELY they leave the stamps outside the store!!!! and SO MANY STAMPS omg went absolute ham
When i went it was a cute souvenir shop inside but the signboard was not up yet (used to be Woofie’s!) Found it completely coincidentally so it was a moment of PURE JOY YA!!
🚨EDIT: They have ALOT of new stamps since then, see my new post about it: Loka Made Haji Lane
Also found it by accident !!!! THE GASP I GUSPED omg and all the stamps are self-inking (no inkpad just chop away) so if u press for too long and too hard it will bleed/wont be as clear so just be confident and BAM and lift up and pray. i know i messed up one of them but i re-stamped on another paper and cut it out and pasted it over the bad one LOLL anyway there is an assortment of different stamp designs across all 3 Singapore Gift Gate stores along Haji Lane!!
OK THATS ALL I FOUND but plspls lmk if you know of anywhere else in Haji Lane (or the rest of SG!)
Check out my other post about stamps in Bugis:
Where to find stamps: HAJI LANE 🇸🇬
See my other post about my stamp adventures!
Where to find stamps: Botanic Gardens edition 🇸🇬
Where to find stamps: Chinatown edition 🇸🇬
Where to find stamps: Orchard Road edition 🇸🇬
Where to find stamps: Changi T3 departure edition 🇸🇬
Where to find stamps: Mount Fuji edition 🇯🇵
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If you're new to stamp hunting or looking to expand your collection in Singapore, Bugis is a fantastic place to start. Besides the spots I mentioned like Wheniwasfour and Loka Made @ Haji Lane, I recommend keeping an eye out for seasonal events and pop-up shops, as these often feature exclusive stamps that aren't available year-round. When you visit Singapore Gift Gate shops, especially along Haji Lane, take your time to explore each store because they have different stamp designs that reflect Singapore’s culture and landmarks. My tip is to press the stamps confidently but gently to avoid ink bleed, as these self-inking stamps don’t use traditional ink pads. For those who want to dive deeper into the hobby, connecting with local communities such as SG Stampers or joining stamp rally events like the MRT Stamp Rally can enhance your experience. These events often come with maps or booklets that help you collect unique stamps at various locations, making your stamp hunt more interactive and rewarding. Also, don’t hesitate to ask shop owners about any new or hidden stamp designs—they’re usually happy to share where you can find more. Collecting stamps is not only about the souvenirs but also about the stories and memories you gather along the way. Happy hunting!
thanks to your post I went to all the locations! there are 3 Singapore Gift Gate shops in Haji Lane itself and all have mostly unique stamps to each shop!