Reflections at Bukit Chandu

This museum is small but it's pretty comprehensive because it's very focused. It's focused on the sacrifices of the Malay Regiment at the Battle of Pasir Panjang during the invasion of Singapore by the Japanese in WWII. The museum also dedicated a room to give visitors some background to Bukit Chandu and the production and sale of opium in Singapore. The museum exhibits are interesting and well presented. The museum staff were also very friendly and knowledgeable. If you are interested in part of Singapore's history then I totally recommend a visit.

nice interactive show. neat little museum but requires multiple strenuous leg climbing movements from the nearest mrt station to arrive. makes sense to be a former opium packaging plant. free admission for sg citizens/pr.

This is a touching tribute to the fallen Malay Regiment soldiers who defended Singapore. Underrated and scenic spot away from the glitzy bits of Singapore.