Singapore Cable Car represents the pioneering cableway linking Faber Peak on Singapore's mainland to the Sentosa island resort. A network of over 100 cabins spans nearly 5 kilometres across Mount Faber, offering a panoramic overview of Singapore. Boarding one of these cable cars is highly recommended for a comprehensive view of the city. The ride presents an unparalleled 360-degree aerial spectacle showcasing the Sentosa-HarbourFront skyline and the entire resort island. Visitors can indulge in breathtaking aerial vistas from Mount Faber Peak Singapore, making the Singapore Cable Car journey an enthralling experience. The system comprises 67 cabins, each accommodating up to 8 adult passengers. The Sentosa Line seamlessly traverses the island's expanse. Embark at Imbiah Lookout Station for an unforgettable bird's-eye perspective of the island's beauty before disembarking at Siloso Point Station.
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• Good Place
• Stunning Landscape.
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SINGAPORE CABLE CAR REVIEWS
The cable car prioritized safety with a clean cabin, ensuring a secure and pleasant ride. It's advisable to purchase advance tickets to prevent delays, as group check-ins might lead to longer lines. Overall, a reliable choice for a safe and scenic journey, with a bit of pre-planning for optimal experience.
Great experience. The tickets price is average. The route is very good. And do not go to this ride if you have heightophobia. You can also take good pictures here. There whole package is worth it. Loved i!
One of the best ways to get to the island and explore different parts of the island. I'd be doing in justice describing it. Check out the pictures and then get here and experience it yourself.
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NUS Baba House is an architectural gem and Singapore's inaugural heritage residence, showcasing the interior of a 1920s Peranakan family abode. It offers visitors an immersive exploration into Peranakan history, architecture, and heritage, meticulously preserving and reconstructing a domestic setting that unveils the community's material culture from the early 20th century. Comprising nine galleries and supplementary adjoining spaces, this venue hosts various exhibitions, collaborative modules, and programs. Adorned with opulently carved antique furniture and artifacts used by Chinese Peranakans, the NUS Baba House welcomes guided tours and self-guided visits. Visitation is available by appointment or through guided tour bookings. The conservation project leading to the establishment of NUS Baba House involved a collaboration between the NUS Museum, the NUS Department of Architecture, the Urban Redevelopment Authority, and The Peranakan Association of Singapore. Following its reopening in September 2008, the residence was renamed NUS Baba House.
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• Architecture
• Practical Experience.
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NUS BABA HOUSE REVIEWS
This museum is owned by NUS. We had a docent tour by Audrey who provided interesting accounts of the Peranakan way of life and knowledgeable insights. While no pictures are allowed inside the house, you can take pictures outside. There is an elevator for those with mobility issues, to access the second floor. There are also some well preserved artifacts in the house and I like how this living museum is also used as a research centre for NUS architecture students.
We had a lovely visit today at the Baba House. We booked a self-guided tour because it was the only option on weekends. Even so, the staff explained a lot to us about Peranakan culture so the whole visit was very informative. The house itself is beautiful, nicer than it looks in the pictures. I don’t know who the other reviewers dealt with, but the staff there during our visit were all extremely kind and helpful. Overall, worth visit!
The tour is only at 10 and lasts 1h. The volunteer who guided us was very passionate about the history of the house. Definitely worth a visit
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