Description of Programme
This tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the Malay community in Singapore. Participants will learn about the early motivations and struggles of Malay settlers, tracing their journey from initial settlements to becoming an integral part of Singapore. The tour reveals surprising insights into the Malay community's contributions to the nation's development and cultural heritage. The tour includes visits to places of worship such as mosques, schools, community centres and even cemeteries, providing a firsthand experience of Malay religious practices and customs. This fosters a deeper understanding of the community's spiritual and cultural life.
A key focus is on racial harmony and integration, highlighting proactive policies and initiatives that promote social cohesion. The tour emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and mutual respect in building a harmonious society. By the end of the tour, participants will appreciate the Malay community's role in shaping Singapore’s multicultural fabric and understand the importance of preserving cultural heritage while fostering unity.
Specific Learning Points –
• Singapore’s multicultural heritage
• The role of the Malay community in Singapore’s development
• Multiracialism and nation-building
• Quirky facts about Kampung Glam
Learning Objective / Total Defence Pillars
Social Defence
Psychological Defence
Location(s)
Royal Cemetery at Jalan Kubur, Masjid Malabar, Madrasah Alsagoff Al Arabiah, Malay Heritage Centre, Gedung Kuning, Sultan Mosque, Bussorah Street, Arab Street, Haji Lane/Bali Lane
Partial Indoor / Mostly Outdoor
Rating
Duration
2 hrs
Session Timings
Anytime between 9am and 5pm
Pricing (per participant)
$30.00
Terms and Conditions
Minimum 15 pax
No Transport Provided
One way transport for 1 x 44-seater coach $130