Chinatown’s 3rd edition of their stamp rally is here!! 🇸🇬
⏳DURATION:
No fixed end date, while stamp booklet stocks last
📍LOCATION:
1. Chinatown Visitor Centre
2. Degree One & Only
3. Tea Chapter
4. Tong Heng
5. Bugis 102 Roasted Chesnut
6. Elegance of Nanyang
7. Starbucks
8. Grandpa Durian
9. Chinatown Heritage Centre
10. Peranakan Tiles Gallery
11. Chop Wah On
🥮 HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
Collect the stamp booklet and the first stamp at Chinatown Visitor Centre (closes at 6pm daily), then follow the map on the booklet / google maps to the rest of the venues. Once you’ve collected all 11 stamps, head back to Chinatown Visitor Centre before their closing time to collect limited edition postcards (while stocks last)!
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Participating in the Chinatown Stamp Rally is a fun and interactive way to explore the rich cultural heritage and vibrant local businesses of Singapore’s Chinatown. Having taken part in previous editions, I found that the rally encourages you to visit hidden gems and well-known spots alike, which you might otherwise overlook. The twelve venues, ranging from traditional bakeries like Tong Heng to modern cafes such as Starbucks, offer a fascinating blend of experiences. Each location provides not only a unique stamp design but also a glimpse into Chinatown’s diverse offerings—from delectable roasted chestnuts at Bugis 102 to the colorful Peranakan Tiles Gallery that showcases traditional craftsmanship. What I enjoyed most was the sense of discovery as I navigated the area using either the stamp booklet map or Google Maps. It’s a perfect activity for families, tourists, or local adventurers wanting to learn more about Chinatown’s history and culture. Remember to start early since the stamp booklet collection point, Chinatown Visitor Centre, closes at 6pm daily. When you return after collecting all 11 stamps, you’re rewarded with limited edition postcards—a unique souvenir to commemorate your exploration. The postcards often feature beautiful designs inspired by Chinatown’s heritage, making them perfect keepsakes or gifts. In addition to the rally itself, Chinatown offers plenty of other attractions such as the Chinatown Heritage Centre and various eateries along the way, so you can turn the stamp rally into a full day of delicious food tasting and cultural immersion. If you’re planning to participate, my tip is to wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle, as you’ll be walking quite a bit. Also, some venues may have specific opening hours, so double check before you visit to avoid missing out. Overall, the Chinatown stamp rally is more than just a game—it’s a meaningful experience that connects visitors with the heart and soul of one of Singapore’s most iconic neighborhoods.
