The Haw Par Villa, Singapore was built in the year 1937. Aw Boon Haw, a celebrated entrepreneur built the Haw Par Villa for his brother Boon Par. It is acclaimed as a typical Chinese house.
One of the most renowned Singapore attractions, the Haw Par Villa is a fascinating and riveting place. Replicas of characters from Chinese mythology are seen in 25 clusters of statues housed in the Haw Par Villa, Singapore.
Statues of Laughing Buddha and Fu Lu Shou are must-sees in Haw Par Villa, Singapore. An exhibition called Ten Courts of Hell is something you simply cannot afford to miss on your Singapore tour. This exhibit features ten step of judgment before reincarnation.
Providing a true insight into Chinese culture and mythology, Haw Par Villa seems to have immortalized moral values of Chinese people. For Chinese natives living in Singapore, the Haw Par Villa is a very sacred place. For them, it is the best way to make their descendents aware of their heritage.
The Haw Par Villa of Singapore is located on Pasir Pajang Road and is open for public viewing between 9 am and 7 pm daily. The usual touring time is about two to three hours. Tourists do not need to pay an entry fee for visiting Haw Par Villa, Singapore.
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