The Best Street Markets in Singapore

Singapore is typically known for it's high end luxury shopping, but if you're looking for bargains you'll be able to find it at one of these street markets.

Bugis Street Market: This is another popular flea market with a wide variety of goods, including clothes, electronics, and household items. It is located in Bugis, which is a trendy area with a lot of shopping and dining options.

Chinatown Street Market: This is a popular flea market with a wide variety of cheap clothes, accessories, and souvenirs. It is located in Chinatown, which is a vibrant and historic neighborhood with a lot to see and do.

Little India Market: This is a colorful and vibrant market with a wide variety of Indian-inspired goods, including spices, clothing, and jewelry. It is located in Little India, which is a vibrant neighborhood with a lot of Indian culture and cuisine.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 1. Bugis Street
02:38 2. Chinatown Street Market
04:31 3. Little India Arcade

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[scottman]

These markets look really neat! I feel like you can get lost in the last one, but it makes it even more exciting to explore!

[jameshiga]

Hi Chris. Anyone will have a fun time exploring these street markets. Thanks for sharing and take care.

[NostalgiaMan]

I love the multi cultural areas of Singapore. And I need some Merlion merch right now

[NothingMaster]

For most tourists, there is an inherently alluring energy that permeates the very idea of strolling through a street market in a foreign country, even if the reality doesn’t always live up to the imagined expectations. Believe it or not, Chris, I get as much out of your excellent videos, as actually being there in person - without the associated expenses, the potential risks, and my lovely wife maxing out our credit cards. 😂😂😂

[daphnerodriguez]

GREAT VIDEO THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟, DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜

[kelvgan]

Chris. I hope you do a heartland videos like jurong or tampines or ang mo kio hubs where there are suburb malls or so call hearland neighbour shops too. They are all convenient and safe to go. Cheers

[BillGreenAZ]

Sorry if I've already mentioned this Chris, but here goes anyway. Drivers will drive on the left side of the road due to its British roots. It looks like those escalators go on the left as well.
Which is why I was a bit confused at The Jewel where some escalators were going on the right side. I asked my Singaporean friends and they didn't have an answer.

[brrrrharrr]

Singapore with exclusive rights to eras tour going to be singarich