Best Tourist Attractions in Queenstown

“Reflections at Bukit Chandu is a World War II interpretive centre dedicated to commemorating the Battle of Pasir Panjang, honouring the bravery of the Malay Regiment soldiers who fought in the battle, and exploring the rich history of Bukit Chandu. Located in a historic bungalow closely tied to the site's past, the centre features immersive experiences and contextual artefacts that offer a comprehensive perspective on Bukit Chandu and Pasir Panjang. Visitors are invited to reflect on the nation's wartime experiences and the courageous sacrifices made by the soldiers. The gallery and facilities are fully accessible for wheelchair and stroller users, with manual wheelchairs available at the Visitor Services counter. Exhibition captions are in large font and accessible in English, Chinese, Malay, Tamil, and Japanese through their mobile interactive platform.”

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“Kent Ridge Park Pond is a historical park where one of the last battles for Singapore was fought during World War II. Kent Ridge Park is an excellent place for families and history buffs to learn about Singapore's heritage. The park has a natural pond with turtles and fishes in the north-west of the park. A 280-metre-long canopy walk was constructed in the eastern part of the park in October 2003, connecting Kent Ridge Park to the war museum, Reflections at Bukit Chandu, enriching the park's and museum's accessibility to the public. At the halfway point, there is a shelter for visitors to take a break or enjoy a scenic view of the National Parks Board's plant nursery.”

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