I visited the Enabling Village while on my way to my co-work office at Bukit Merah. The Village is located at Leng Kee. It was formerly the Bukit Merah Vocational Institute and reused to be an inclusive space that integrates retail, training, education, work and lifestyle connecting people with disabilities and the society. I also used the gym located at the first floor of the village. For Seniors aged 65 and above, we have free access to all ActiveSG gyms and swimming pools. At this Enabling Village, the gym has been retrofitted to accommodate the needs of the seniors as well as people of disabilities. Strength training is important to seniors as it helps to develop muscles tissue reducing blood glucose level, preventing and reversing pre-diabetes and diabetes. I like the seated row, shoulder press and the lat pull down machines as it helps to tone up the muscles of the upper body. After a few sets of the exercise, I left the Village for my co-work office. At lunch break, I returned to the Enabling Village to attend a Tech Refresh event by a company named Hypercom. The company introduced some of the latest innovative AI gadgets and devices for public address system, audio and video system using video analytics, cloud storage system and security and surveillance systems. Very informative and mind stimulating for innovative solutions. Really appreciative of the company's invitation. After the talk, I walked around the Village. There are few F&B social enterprises operating in the village staffed by cooks and service staff with disabilities. You’ll find eateries such as Professor Brawn Bistro which serves up affordable Western fare, Cafe @ The Nest and Soul Food which offers healthy options. I also visited the Art Faculty. The Art Faculty sells products made by people with disabilities. People with disabilities need no sympathy but empathy and to be treated with respect and dignity. This Enabling Village is an inclusive community space that connects them to society and values their contributions.

Paid extra for the bridge walk and it’s not worth the money as you can see good views from other perspectives. You’re not allowed to take wheel/cabin luggage with you, you have to deposit it on level 1 before going to level 5, we were not informed of this until we met the miserable ticket attendant at the bridge entrance.

We received free tickets for this tour from Singaporewards.com (currently running a campaign where tourists are able to claim one free tour or experience per person). All of the Tribe staff on this tour were lovely and friendly. Boon shared very interesting tidbits of historical and cultural information while guilding us around and Rosa shared her tips and tools for taking great pictures of the buildings and pictureqsue spots. All in all it was a fun experience and we definitely learned a lot!

Iris was a fantastic tour guide! She had such a good understanding of the history and took us to a ton of really fun places. We learned a lot and got to try out a lot of yummy dishes and drinks!

Impressive Kenneth, the tour guide. Jewel is a work of art. Such a wonderful time well spent. The guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. I am glad we learned the story behind the stories

10/10 would recommend! The tour guide, Androus lead the tour really well. The activities were engaging and one of my friends single-handedly brute forced the puzzles!

This place is a must if you ever go to Changi Airport as there will be no other airport like Changi Airport in this world

It was fun! The background history of Chinatown is good. Would recommend to try Good luck Hurray Yes

It was so much fun and we all had great time finding hidden gems in Singapore.The tour guide is very knowledgeable and the influencer is so friendly share the tips of taking fantastic photos. Highly recommend!

Puzzles were really tough and require lots of thinking! But overall great experience and fun!^_^ Andros was great. !! Jewel canopy park as final mission was really interesting :)

The visit to the Old Parliament Chamber room at the end of the tour was an unexpected bonus. Although it’s dubbed a walking tour there isn’t much walking so don’t be deterred by the title, it’s an interesting perspective on Singapore.

Amazing tour! Incredibly informative and a perfect way to take in some history and capture great memories of Singapore

Good tour to learn about the history of Chinatown and at the same time having fun in solving puzzles

The experience was very fun and challenging. We enjoyed solving all the puzzles and learning about the history of Chinatown.

We had Iris as our tour guide. Very informative and patient with us. Great job great tour. Being a Singaporean never knew some of these disappearing trades. Really learn a lot more during this tour.