
▲Singapore’s famous rainbow alley is a must-visit spot for backpackers.
Reported and photographed by Chen Hanyin / Singapore
Colorful, neatly arranged alleyways, colonial European-style window grilles and tiles – Singapore leaves an impression as vibrant and vivid as its rich history and culture. This city warmly embraces people of all ethnicities and skin colors. Peranakans, Malays, and Indians all live on the same land, giving rise to many distinctive communities and narrow lanes. Step into Haji Lane and embark on an adventure through its exotic and artistic streets.

▲Every corner of the street is filled with a strong artistic vibe.
Singapore’s Muslim district is one of the must-visit attractions for many tourists. In addition to housing the largest mosque in Singapore, the popular photo spot “Rainbow Lane” has also become a favorite place for local youths in recent years. Haji Lane is made up of colorful buildings that are chaotic yet orderly, brimming with a strong Arabic exotic flavor and colonial charm. In Singapore, where wall graffiti is strictly prohibited by law, this area is instead filled with various bright paintings and street art, highlighting a carefree and unrestrained artistic atmosphere.

▲Shops selling Arabian lamps, handicrafts, and cafés line the street.
Within this short lane of less than 500 meters, there are about 10 unique cafés, one of which is the recently popular “selfie café” among young people. Inside, you’ll find flamingos and sloths as if stepping into a fantasy jungle. Use the shop’s phone to take a photo on the spot, and your coffee will be ready in just 5 to 10 minutes. Each cup is a one-of-a-kind narcissistic coffee in the world.

▲Take a selfie on-site and get your coffee made instantly.

▲The coffee comes in various flavors such as caramel, vanilla, and sea salt, but only iced drinks are available.
《Selfie Coffee Singapore》
Address: 11 Haji Ln, 189204
Opening hours: 12:00–20:00
Phone: 6341 7213
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