Haji Lane is famous for its bohemian vibe, indie boutiques, and vibrant murals, nestled behind Arab Street, just a short walk from Bugis.

You’ll find rows of small shops offering trendy fashion, bespoke accessories, and artsy souvenirs you won’t see in malls.

Every corner is a photo opportunity, thanks to the bold, creative street art that gives Haji Lane its signature look.

When you need a break from shopping or snapping photos, stop for a latte, smoothie bowl, or a cold drink at one of the trendy cafés or bars.

As evening falls, the lane gets lively with music performances, pop-up events, and a friendly crowd of locals and tourists.

The area is Muslim-friendly too, with halal eateries serving Middle Eastern food, fusion burgers, or sweet treats like baklava website and Turkish ice cream.

Getting to Haji Lane is easy—just walk from Bugis MRT station or take a bus to North Bridge Road.

For indie shopping, street art, good food, or a chilled-out evening with friends, Haji Lane is always a fun choice in Singapore.