Project Details
Engaged by SGEnable, Monster Day Tours designed and conducted virtual tours at Enabling Village, highlighting assistive technologies, inclusive design, and employment pathways. Across three runs (Dec–Jan 2021) we welcomed 100+ participants to explore how barrier-free environments empower daily life.
Project Brief
Content creation, platform hosting, experienced accessibility-aware guides.
Key Deliverables:
Curated narrative on inclusion and universal design
Live demos of assistive solutions; resource pack follow-ups
Moderated Q&A for educators, HR teams, and public groups
Highlights:
Real-world examples of inclusive workplaces
Practical takeaways for schools and employers
tour itinerary
Get a taste of the stories, flavours and hidden corners that make this Chinatown Walking Tour one of Singapore’s most meaningful local experiences. We won’t reveal every stop, but here are some highlights you won’t forget:
meeting point:
chinatown mrt station exit b
Meet here rain or shine. Don't show up it's your loss. So simple to get here via the super efficient metro in Singapore
Ending point:
Chinatown heritage center
World class attraction in Singapore. Don't visit its your loss. We bring you here if you join us. It's the best.
Thian Hock Keng Temple
Enter one of Singapore’s oldest Chinese temples, a masterpiece built without nails and feel the spirit of generations past.
Sago Lane “Street of Death”
Walk where few dare to remember. Once home to death houses, this lane tells haunting stories of those who came to die with dignity.
Maxwell Food Centre
Eat like a true local with famous dishes like chicken rice and oyster cakes, no fancy setup, just honest flavour.
Thian Hock Keng Temple
Enter one of Singapore’s oldest Chinese temples, a masterpiece built without nails and feel the spirit of generations past.
Sago Lane “Street of Death”
Walk where few dare to remember. Once home to death houses, this lane tells haunting stories of those who came to die with dignity.
Maxwell Food Centre
Eat like a true local with famous dishes like chicken rice and oyster cakes, no fancy setup, just honest flavour.
...and the rest? We’ll leave that for you to discover on the walk.