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Haw Par Villa - Singapore's Weirdest Theme Park

Haw Par Villa - Singapore's Weirdest Theme Park

Singapore’s iconic heritage park filled with vivid statues, mythological dioramas, and moral lessons from Chinese folklore—an educational and eye-opening family visit

(CC25) Haw Par Villa

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262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628

Haw Par Villa - Singapore's Weirdest Theme Park

Haw Par Villa – Pasir Panjang Singapore’s iconic heritage park filled with vivid statues, mythological dioramas, and moral lessons from Chinese folklore—an educational and eye-opening family visit.


Why bring the kids	Haw Par Villa is a one-of-a-kind outdoor museum that brings Chinese legends and folklore to life through more than 1,000 statues and dioramas. Kids can learn about traditional stories like Journey to the West, the Eight Immortals, and Confucian values while exploring winding paths and quirky sculptures. It’s both cultural and wildly photogenic.
Opening hours	Daily: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM (last entry at 7:30 PM)
Admission	Free entry to the main park grounds. Special guided tours and the Hell’s Museum have separate ticketed prices (approx. $18 per adult, $10 per child for Hell’s Museum).
Family facilities	Outdoor paths and shaded spots; stroller-accessible main walkways; restrooms available; benches for breaks. Bring water, hats and sunscreen—there’s plenty of walking!
Highlights / What to do	• Explore the famous Ten Courts of Hell diorama (parents may wish to preview for younger kids). • Spot mythical creatures, laughing Buddhas, and moral lesson scenes throughout the park. • Join a guided storytelling tour for deeper cultural context. • Take unique photos at colourful sculptures and gates.
Getting there	MRT: Haw Par Villa (CC25) — right at the park entrance Bus: Several services stop at Haw Par Villa station Drive/Grab: Limited parking at the park entrance and nearby roads.
Nearby food	Light refreshments sometimes available at park kiosks (hours vary). For proper meals, head to nearby West Coast Plaza, Food Junction at Great World (short drive), or nearby local eateries at Pasir Panjang.
Parent tips	• Some scenes can be intense for very young kids; check the Ten Courts before entering. • Bring plenty of water, insect repellent, and a stroller for little ones. • Best visited in the morning or late afternoon for cooler weather. • Guided tours are worth it for storytelling and historical background.
Contact	Phone: +65 6773 0103 Website: hawparvilla.sg
Socials	Instagram: @hawparvillasingapore
Address	262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628

A fascinating cultural park that mixes myth, morality, and marvels in a way you won’t find anywhere else in Singapore—perfect for families seeking an educational adventure.

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