About us
Welcome to Caravanserai!
This free, non-commercial meetup is open to everyone — no matter your travel experience. We share stories, explore ethnic neighborhoods and food, and connect with travelers passing through Singapore.
Join us to stay curious, share travel stories and engage with cultures.
Why Caravanserai?
In days past, traveling caravans would rest at a caravanserai — a wayside inn where strangers gathered. Around the fire at night, they shared stories of the people and places they had encountered, hoping to learn from one another.
We’re inspired by that spirit — a place to pause, connect, and learn from each other.
Contact
Email: joinmeet@posteo.net
Upcoming events
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20 Years in Sri Lanka and India, meet Francis Laleman
Tekka Place, 2 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 218227, Singapore, SGFrancis is Belgian scholar of Sanskrit and Pali who has spent two decades in India and Sri Lanka. These were momentous years in both the countries and saw the fastest change in almost everything since their independence. Join us to discuss travels, culture, history and spirituality from a keen observer.
Francis now lives in Singapore and runs participatory workshops that explore community building and experience design and more.
LinkedIn page of Frances Laleman
We will meet at Gokul Cafe at Tekka Place. The cafe is next to Starbucks.
12 attendees
Australia and the art of small talk
National Library / Lee Kong Chian Reference Library, 100 Victoria St, Singapore, SGtl;dr
Share your travel stories from Australia and how to make small talk with AustraliansDetails:
- Where: 7:30 to 8:50 PM, Bugis NLB library, Program Room 1 (basement) or via Zoom
- Zoom link: Email joinmeet@posteo.net for the link
- After: Discussions until last train/bus at the Bras Basah building food court next doors.
- Optional: Join Telegram for reminder: https://t.me/+7TNAbjU60PVjOTE1 (super low volume, used for reminders only)
More:
What makes you go to Australia? The expansive outbacks? Vibrant and diverse cities? Or the easy going Australians?
What are your favorite places, food and experiences?
And most importantly, how to make effortless small talk with Australians while you are there.20 attendees
Past events
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