Geylang Serai Malay Village

Geylang Serai Malay Village

Highlights

Museum: Displays traditional Malay festive attire, wedding decorations, musical instruments, tools, and more. Malay Village Miniature (Days of the Kampung): Recreates the daily life of Singapore’s Malay villages in the 1950s–60s. Science Fiction Journey Theatre: Screens Malay mythological films produced with laser, sound, and computer technology. Song and Dance Performances: Includes ethnic dances, wedding customs, and musical dramas, where audiences can join in the performance. Introduction

Geylang Serai is another area showcasing Malay culture. As early as the 1920s, Malays from Kampong Glam moved to Geylang Serai due to land disputes. Amid thatched-roof and bamboo-style buildings, you’ll find authentic Malay and Indonesian restaurants, as well as performances of traditional Malay dances and wedding ceremonies. Dining / Accommodation / Shopping

Dining: The Malay Village features eateries such as Hai Huang Gong Restaurant, Temenggong Restaurant, and Yan Yi Ge Teahouse—all in authentic Malay style, from architecture and décor to cuisine. Shopping: Shops designed like traditional Malay farmhouses sell traditional Malay clothing, herbs, food, and souvenirs. Transportation

Address: No. 39, Geylang Serai. Take the MRT to Paya Lebar Station (EW8), then walk along Geylang Road.

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