City: Hougang
Top Things to do in Hougang
The 10 Best Things to do in Hougang, Singapore
The Singapore cityscape looks like it was ripped from the pages of a science fiction comic book. If you’re hungry for a true Singapore experience, sample the myriad street foods or take a cultural cooking class. The Botanic Gardens and the Gardens By the Bay offer a slice of horticultural heaven, and the observation deck of the Sands SkyPark makes you feel like you’re high above the clouds. The banks and walkways along the Singapore River bustle with local activity.
Restaurants in Singapore
1. At-Sunrice GlobalChef Academy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
The love of food can also be defined as an emotional connection - one that only you truly understand, for each person's relationship with food is as unique as you. At-Sunrice is here to help you start this amazing culinary connection from the very beginning. Introducing EasyChef Lab: a series of short cooking classes that will take you on an inspiring East meets West culinary journey, igniting your passion and enhancing your expertise in the world of culinary arts. Like the GlobalChef Academy programmes, the EasyChef Lab approach is hands-on and interdisciplinary. As you create your very own dish, our instructors will walk you through the technology, ingredients and culture that gave rise to its cuisine. Our goal is to deliver the fundamentals, and guide each guest's personal exploration and experimentation in the kitchen labs. You will be acquainted with the culinary world through various themes.
Reviewed By AliceEstrellaG
I had fun learning how to make macarons in 3 half-day classes. I enjoyed preparing macarons with fellow bakers. The recipes shared in the class are good and we’re able to bring our products home for our family to taste.
2. Wellaholic (Kovan)
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5.0 based on 107 reviews
Wellaholic’s vision is to help our customers look their best with the best rates in Singapore. We offer a range of aesthetic services, including technology facials, microneedling, permanent hair removal, hair regrowth, fat freeze, RF body sculpting and teeth whitening. Wellaholic has six outlets, at our Tai Seng HQ, as well as at Jurong East, Orchard, Kovan, Tg Pagar and Lavender. We believe in offering quality services to our customers, with excellent customer service and definitely no hard-selling.
Reviewed By victoriachew05 - Singapore, Singapore
I've previously visited numerous clinics and wellaholic is amazingly priced reasonably and accessible to Clarke quay mrt in a few minutes. Therapist (Cindy) was detailed and honest throughout the treatment . No sales pitching etc. Overall experience above my expectation.Victoria
3. My Little Climbing Room
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The first Indoor Climbing Playground in Singapore that's catered for children with no minimum age/height. Come and join us for a fun session of climbing, activities, and games.
4. Tummycalling Culinary Experiences
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Hungry for a new experience? Have a sense of adventure? Are you an everyday cook wanting to upskill, or a beginner who just wants to learn how to create a dish? Join our culinary experiences emphasizing the unique heritage of Singapore led by an experienced Singaporean chef!
5. Magnolia Holidays
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Day tours to multi-day tours in Singapore and attraction tickets.Singapore Airport arrival and departure Transfers.
6. WaterSpot
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
WaterSpot offers competitive rates and superior customer service for a wide range of water activities in Singapore.
7. Amore Fitness & Boutique Spa
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
More than fitness and health, Amore is a way of life. In the heart of Amore, lies the vision to be “More than I am”. Our passion goes beyond bringing vibrancy and wellness to everyone. Exclusively for ladies, we bring a new kind of holistic experience with the best of both worlds from our world-class gym facilities with air-sprung flooring, signature fitness/dance classes and award winning spa treatments at Amore Fitness & Boutique Spa. Immerse and pamper yourself in a private wellness getaway of sheer indulgence and total body rejuvenation with our range of therapeutic services in the care of our trusted therapists. From pure Australian essential oils to imported marine-based spa products from France, our face & body treatments include quality blends that are carefully selected to enhance detoxification & healing.
8. Singapore Tours by Solid Travel
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4.5 based on 23 reviews
Remember the last time you tell a friend about your latest trip? Probably its not about the hotels you stayed or the plane you took of with. Its all about the experience you had. You decide to go to a trip but you don’t know what to do? Then welcome to Batam Day Tours! Planning your trip is easier now. Book your, tours , activities ,transfers in seconds for a great travel experience.
9. Japanese Cemetery Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By jeanettem190 - Cairns, Australia
If you like nature, history and a pleasant walk, this is for you. An easy 10 minute walk from Kovan MRT in Hougang through a lovely, upmarket suburb, the Japanese Cemetery is in Chuan Hoe Ave, just off Parry Rd. The land for the cemetery was donated by a Japanese rubber planter in 1891, and the Great and Good of Japanese expats established and maintained burial sites, memorials and tombs for Japanese of diverse backgrounds including Buddhist priests, men of letters, philanthropists, business tycoons, their various lady wives, prostitutes, ne'er do wells, Japanese war dead, and others. The ashes which had been interred at Syonan Chureito were hastily moved here by the Japanese military just before they had to surrender. The cemetery is full and no further burials have been made since 1973. The Japanese community still maintains the cemetery. There is a second generation grave keeper on site who can answer your questions. When I arrived I was the only visitor, after about an hour a Singaporean couple arrived to look around quietly. It's handy if you can read Japanese. Some of the inscriptions are very interesting. Of course there's no charge for visiting the cemetery. I didn't even see a donation box. There're toilets at the back of the prayer hall. Visitors should remember that this is a cemetery and decorous behaviour is expected.
10. Punggol Park
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4.0 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By rizwan1983
I see a lot of reviews and photos of the wrong park. To be clear Punggol Park is located about 10 mins walk away from Hougang MRT. It is substantially south of Punggol and Sengkang MRTs. This park does not have a beach. It is a nice walking path around a pleasant lake. The lake is lined with tall grass reeds which sways with slight breezes. The path may take around 20 to 30 mins to walk. There is a single playground with some play structures and two small swings. It is a quiet oasis near to town and a pleasant place to visit.
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