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30 Aug 2018 - 3 min read

Crazy Rich Asians Shooting Locations: 8 Places You Should Visit

Singapore

• Newton Food Centre

Newton Food Centre

Photo courtesy of WikiCommonsAddress: Newton, Singapore Singapore is known for its many hawker stalls, so it's no surprise that one of the shooting locations is at one of the major hubs of hawker stalls - Newton Food Centre. Locals and tourists alike can help themselves to plates full of roast meat dishes, Chinese noodles, and Hainanese chicken rice, among others. The hub is open daily from 12NN to 2AM.

• CHIJMES Hall

CHIJMES Hall

Address: Victoria Street, Singapore CHIJMES Hall isan all-white Gothic-style 19th-century chapel brimming with glamour and sophistication. While it used to be a convent and school, Chijmes has become a restaurant hub and events place that boasts of high-ceilings, intricately detailed windows, and alluring corridors. In the film, Colin Khoo and Araminta Lee's extravagant wedding ceremony is held here.

• Supertree Grove

Supertree Grove

Address:18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore Gardens by the Bay has 18 gorgeous supertrees that delight tourists. Two-thirds of these artificial trees can be seen at the Supertree Grove. You may climb the trees to enjoy a breathtaking view of the Gardens and the Marina Bay. Open daily from 5AM to 2AM, the Supertree Grove has no admission fees. They only charge guests who want to enter theOCBC Skyway, a must-visit 128-meter aerial walkway in Singapore.

• Raffles Hotel

Raffles Hotel

Address:1 Beach Road, Marina Bay, Singapore Raffles Hotelisone of Singapore's most elegant and luxurious hotels. The property has Colonial-style designs, well-appointed rooms, and beautifully landscaped gardens, making it the perfect go-to for the rich and famous. One night can cost you about P25,000! It's currently under renovation and will reopen next year.

• Bukit Pasoh Road

Bukit Pasoh Road

Photo courtesy of WikiCommons Currently lined with fancy restaurants and charming conservation shophouses, Bukit Pasoh Road was a popular hub for clan associations such as theEe Hoe Hean Club, a millionaire's club in the Lion City. The area used to hold pot-making workshops, hence the name "Pasoh", which means "earthenware pots" in Malay.

• Marina Bay Sands Skypark

Marina Bay Sands

Address:10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore They say you haven't seen Singapore in its entirety if you haven't visitedMarina Bay Sands SkyPark. Go to the 57th floor to see the breathtaking cityscape for free! If you want to take a refreshing plunge in the world's largest rooftop infinity pool, you have to book a stay as the pool is for guests only. InCrazy Rich Asians, the last few scenes were filmed here.

Malaysia

• Langkawi

Langkawi

Address:Jalan Tanjung Rhu, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia Boracay, Bali, and Phuket are definitely must-visit destinations in Southeast Asia. But if you're looking for an alternative, Langkawi is your best bet. Referred to as "Rawa Island" in the movie, this lush archipelago has 99 pristine islands great for a relaxing getaway. It also houses Four Seasons Resort Langkawi, where guests can take advantage of a private spa room and their own plunge pool. In the film, a lavish bridal party was shot here.

• Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion

Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion

Address:14 Leith Street, Georgetown, Pulau Pinang, Penang, Malaysia Modern comforts with old-world charisma await those who book a stay at Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion. It used to be the private residence of Chinese politician Cheong Fatt Tze. Also known as the Blue Mansion, this heritage building has almost 40 guest rooms, granite courtyards, and highly appealing louvre windows. You'll certainly feel like royalty when you stay here. You don't have to be crazy rich to experience these destinations. Head over to these magnificent sites by booking through Traveloka to get affordable deals!]]>

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