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Images of Singapore |
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The Images of Singapore, the sole wax museum in the city is located at the Imbiah Lookout in Sentosa near the Merlion and the Cable Car stop at the Sentosa. The Images of Singapore exhibits Singapore's history and culture with wax figurines and models. The Images of Singapore feature exhibitions on the Japanese Occupation, the discovery of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles and many other displays of the country. The Images of Singapore, first known as the Pioneer of Singapore and Surrender Chambers Museum was first unveiled in 1983.
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A Few Important Informations on the Images of Singapore:
Location of the Images of Singapore:
40 Cable Car Road, Sentosa, Singapore-099700
Opening Time:
Daily 9a.m. to 7p.m.
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Entry Charges
S$7 for the children and S$10 for the adults
Tour Time:
Around 2 hours.
A Tour through the Images of Singapore
Enter inside the Images of Singapore and you will be taken to a tour of the 14th century Singapore that will enable you to get the feel of its history and culture. Life-sized wax- models, precious artifacts, along with a state-of-the-art hi-tech system captures the sound, sight and smells of the past era of the country.
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There you can run across renowned characters of Singapore like Sir Stamford Raffles, Singapore's founding father, revisit Singapore's crucial hours while surrendering to the Japanese Forces during World War 2,
a Chinese trader providing vivid accounts of the maritime period of Singapore. You are also welcomed to celebrate the festivals, customs, rituals and culture of the Malays, Chinese, Peranakans and Indians.
For information on the other historical sites in Singapore log onto focussingapore.com |
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