Spend $38 in a single receipt to get a postcard for this stamp rally! if not bring your own book 👍🏼 Until 28 Feb 2026!
📍Slide 4: Chinatown Visitor Centre
Hopping through traditions campaign - there are 2 locations to do a hopscotch actvity around chinatown and you need to post and hashtag + tag and show to the staff at the visitor centre before you can get these stamps!
📍Slide 5: Various Locations around Chinatown
This event has technically ended and the Chinatown visitor centre ran out of the stamp rally paper and freebies, but some locations still have the stamp! I managed to still see the stamp rally paper at Yixing Xuan Teahouse, so suggest to start there then head over to the rest of the stores. The only place that doesn’t have the stamp anymore is the Chinatown Heritage museum, the rest still have so feel free to ask!
Check out my previous post about this stamp rally too for detailed location info (Where to find stamps at Chinatown: stamp rally 2nd edition)
📍Slide 6: Singapore Gift Gate
Head up to level 2 for the stamps, there’s 4 more bigger stamps if you spend $9.90
... Read moreIf you're planning to explore the Chinatown Stamp Rally in Singapore this year, here are some practical tips from my experience that can help make your stamp hunting more enjoyable and efficient.
First, timing matters. Some stamps or stamp rally papers might run out early, as happened at the Chinatown Heritage Museum, so it’s best to start as soon as possible, ideally at locations that are confirmed to have stamps like the Yixing Xuan Teahouse.
Second, keep your receipts ready. For example, at Chinatown Point, spending $38 in a single receipt gets you a free postcard which you can use for stamping. Similarly, at Singapore Gift Gate, a $9.90 spend unlocks access to some bigger stamps on level 2.
Third, take advantage of interactive activities. At the Chinatown Visitor Centre, there’s a hopscotch game around Chinatown where you can share on social media with hashtags and tags to qualify for stamps—a fun way to explore while collecting.
Additionally, small local spots like Loka Made near the visitor centre offer free tiny stamps for you to add to your collection.
From my experience, carrying your own stamp book is handy, just in case official rally paper runs out at some points. Social sharing also adds to the experience, making it more interactive and community driven.
Overall, this stamp rally is a great way to revisit Chinatown’s heritage and enjoy the festive vibe while earning limited edition souvenirs. Happy stamping and enjoy your Chinatown adventure!
do you know the locations for the stamps rally at Chinatown for 2nd edition ones