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What a fantastic evening. You escape from museum quickly, which leaves plenty of time to shop in Chinatown.
Reviewed by: Michael S, United Kingdom, April 2008
This is a well-organized tour with competent guides. It starts with an insight into the early Chinese community at the Chinese Heritage Center, plus the opportunity to catch a special bargain in the night markets and a meal in the heart of Chinatown. Then you get to enjoy a unique and thrilling ride in a trishaw through the narrow lanes of the market stalls and a dash to Clarke Quay for a magnificent Bumboat night cruise on the Singapore River. This is a must for locals and travelers alike. I highly recommend this great value.
Reviewed by: Fiona G, Australia, April 2008
The trishaw ride was the best and the experience with how the Chinese lived was an eye opener!
Reviewed by: Nicole E, Australia, April 2008
We were scheduled to have this tour however we arrived late at the hotel lobby because we got lost on our way back. The great thing was rescheduling is possible. The tour was fun and informative. I loved the trishaw ride on the highway from Chinatown to Clarke Quay. It was also like a race with the other trishaws. A little scary though when buses pass by us. The bumboat ride was interesting too as we were able to see the many sights along the Singapore river. Despite the fact that the driver left us without leaving a message, this is a must do when in Singapore.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Philippines, April 2008
My husband and I and another couple paid for this tour from Australia via Viator before our holiday. No problems at all. This tour gave us just the right amount of time to purchase a few take home gifts from the Chinese stalls. The three course meal, considering the price for the whole tour, was great. The trishaw ride was fun and quite safe. The bumboat a pleasant ride viewing the pretty lights and landmarks on both sides of the river. An extra that we didn't expect was the free viewing of the Chinese heritage rooms. The free transport to and from our hotel was appreciated. At the Viator price this is one tour you must take.
Reviewed by: Marlene D, Australia, March 2008
Loved every bit of this tour. The history, Chinatown, Yum Cha, trishaw and bum boat rides.
Reviewed by: Barbara T, Australia, March 2008
Chinatown was very spectacular at night with its bright and colourful decorations for Chinese New Year. Trishaw ride was great fun.
Reviewed by: David C, Australia, January 2008
Very enjoyable evening, enjoyed group we had dinner with in Chinatown.
Reviewed by: Chris C, Australia, January 2008
This is definitely the best tour I have been on. The trishaw ride was worth the trip on its own but coupled with the boat ride and museum brilliant.
Reviewed by: Patricia J, United Kingdom, November 2007
So much fun!! Great food at the restaurant; great nice guides.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, November 2007
The tour was exciting, and the food was good.
Reviewed by: Elvera V, South Africa, November 2007
I would love to do it again. The best part is the trishaw ride.
Reviewed by: Yew Li M, Australia, November 2007
Out of all of our tours, this one was fantastic, a real family treat. There was something for everyone. The trishaw and the bumboat were highlights. The meal was filling and enjoyable. Our guide was informative and personable. Well done!
Reviewed by: Christopher N, Australia, July 2007
Excellent tour, and bravo to our tour guide for making the trip so memorable. It also bears mention that the food was fantastic.
Reviewed by: Ety W, Indonesia, July 2007
Great tour! Bundled with lots of fun things to do.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, June 2007
