Begin your Hainanese heritage journey at SunnyHills tea house, a hidden gem along Seah Street specialising in pineapple products. Next, go on a walk through Hainan First Street (Middle Road), Hainan Second Street (Purvis Street), and Hainan Third Street (Seah Street). Learn about the original inhabitants of the shophouses in the area and the activities that characterised these streets. Afterward, head to Sing Swee Kee Restaurant for a chicken rice workshop. Learn a thing or two about the methods of this local Hainanese favourite. And prepare your chicken rice meal in a novel way - in cake form! Finally, get access to the grounds of Raffles Singapore, learning the history of the compound, from the ornate cast-iron fountain built in the 1890s to the iconic façade which once faced the sea.

[Option – Singapore Sling at the Raffles Courtyard] Have the option of a well-deserved Singapore Sling** at the Raffles Courtyard. The Singapore Sling, widely regarded as the national drink, was first created in 1915 by Raffles bartender Ngiam Tong Boon.