Singapore, Singapore

experience

Chijmes

Nick's best friend Collin, in the film Crazy Rich Asians, holds his wedding to Araminta at CHIJMES, which is a heritage building that was first built as a Catholic convent in 1852. It's now used as a shopping and diner center, really, but there's also a Gothic-style chapel that works as a function hall.

Singapore, Singapore

outdoors

Gardens by the Bay

Easily recognizable in the Crazy Rich Asians film as the reception venue for Collin and Araminta's big wedding in the film, Gardens By The Bay is a beautiful waterfront garden installation with temperature-controlled domes that house thousands of plants and trees from all around the world.

Singapore, SG

experience

Sentosa

In the film Crazy Rich Asians, this is where Collin's bachelor party was (after they left that giant party boat), and yes, it's paradise.

Singapore, Singapore

outdoors

Merlion Park

The merlion is a mythical creature that consists of a lion's head and a fish's body, and it's the official symbol of Singapore. In the film Crazy Rich Asians, Rachel and Nick have an important conversation in Merlion Park, which features a 30-foot sculpture of the merlion — definitely a sight worth seeing.

Singapore, Singapore

restaurants

Newton Food Centre

In the film Crazy Rich Asians, one of the first places Nick takes Rachel to in Singapore is this open air food court, which he tells her is the only place where street food vendors actually get Michelin stars. While there are many different hawker centers throughout Singapore, Rachel and Nick go to Newton Food Centre. Stop by to get dishes like hokkien mee (a mix of egg and rice noodles with egg, pork and shrimp), satay, chili crab, Hainanese chicken rice, and more.

Singapore, Singapore

lodging

Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

I don't want to spoil the scene that this gorgeous location from Crazy Rich Asians takes place in, but I will say, it's a big one involving Nick and Rachel. The Marina Bay Sands, which is one of the most iconic landmarks in Singapore, is a huge integrated resort that includes a luxury hotel and the world's highest and largest infinity pool.

Langkawi, Kedah

lodging

Four Seasons Resort Langkawi, Malaysia

This beautiful hotel is where, in the film Crazy Rich Asians, Araminta's bachelorette party is held (in the film, she says it's her family's resort, but this is the place it was filmed), and although it's not in Singapore, it's only a stone's throw away in Malaysia. Located in a tropical rainforest, the Four Seasons Langkawi offers gorgeous views, luxury accommodations, a spot on the Andaman Sea.

Singapore, Singapore

lodging

Raffles Hotel

In the film Crazy Rich Asians, Rachel and Nick stay in the beautiful Presidential Suite at the Raffles hotel in Singapore, which is a luxury accommodation you won't want to miss.

Singapore, Singapore

restaurants

Humpback

Humpback restaurant was featured in the Crazy Rich Asians film as one spot where Rachel has a heart-to-heart with her old college roommate friend Peik Lin, but it's also just a really a great place to visit in general. It's located in Singapore's Chinatown, on Bukit Pasoh Road.

George Town, Pulau Pinang

experience

Cheong Fatt Tze - The Blue Mansion (Guided Tours)

While in Malaysia, be sure to visit the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, which was used in the Crazy Rich Asians film as the Mahjong parlor where Rachel and Eleanor have a heated conversation in the movie.

Singapore, Singapore

outdoors

Ann Siang Hill

You may recognize Ann Siang Hill as the beautiful street used in the film Crazy Rich Asians that Eleanor strolls along while she's on her way to meet Rachel at a Mahjong parlor.