- SINGAPORE
Explore Haw Par Villa And Hell’s Museum In Singapore – A Unique Cultural Theme Park Built In 1937!
Weird & Wonderful Theme Park For Chinese Folklore Fun In Singapore
Are you ready for an adventure that blends education and fun? Haw Par Villa, Singapore’s unique cultural park, is a must-visit for families. This vibrant destination features over 1,000 statues and dioramas that bring Asian mythology to life, making it an engaging experience for children and parents alike. Don’t miss the newly opened Hell’s Museum, which explores global perspectives on death and the afterlife through interactive exhibits.
- Did you know? You can stay in a Shipping Container Hotel At Haw Par Villa. Click here to book!
As you stroll through the park, you’ll encounter fascinating tales of the legendary Aw brothers, creators of Tiger Balm, alongside whimsical scenes that spark curiosity. While some exhibits might be intense, including the infamous 10 Courts of Hell, the park offers a captivating glimpse into cultural beliefs.
Referred to by many as weird, wacky, scary, strange, and interesting, it’s a must-see for anyone looking for something different.
- Which MRT Is Closest? Haw Par Villa is next to the Haw Par Villa MRT station and is open daily from 9am to 10pm.
- What Is The Cost? Entry is free for kids under 6 and tours and the museum entry are affordable. for Haw Par Villa but entry to hell is paid and tickets are available here. There are 2 other paid tours that are fun for families below as well. Make sure you bring an umbrella as it’s open rain or shine!
-
HELL'S MUSEUM: Your Guide To Visiting A Museum Of Afterlife
Tickets To Hell's Museum: SG$20 For Adults / SG$ 10 For Kids + Kids Under 6 Go Free!Hell’s Museum is a unique destination in Haw Par Villa, dedicated to exploring the afterlife across various cultures and religions. Spanning 3,800 sqm, it features specially curated displays highlighting common themes related to death and dying. Visitors can delve into the infamous 10 Courts of Hell, gaining insights into the graphic representations of sins and punishments throughout history.
- Museum Opening Times: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM (last entry at 5 PM), the museum encourages thoughtful exploration of these profound topics.
- Cost: Tickets are priced at SG$20 for adults and SG$10 for children, with free entry for kids under 6.
Hell's Museum, https://hellsmuseum-online.globaltix.com/attraction/hell-s-museum-52918
Details Operating Hours Tue - Sun: 10 AM – 6 PM (last entry at 5 PM) Open on public holidays Closed on Mondays Estimated Duration 2-4 hours Ticket Price $20 for adults $10 for children Free for children under 6 (parental guidance for under 9) Languages Available in English and Chinese (QR code) Rescheduling Changes allowed on a case-by-case basis Email requests to enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg Refund Policy No refunds Notes Bring an umbrella (some areas are open to the elements) No food, drinks, or pets (pets go to heaven!) -
EVENING TOURS: Journeys to Hell™: A Twilight Tour of Haw Par Villa & Hell's Museum
Experience the captivating after-hours tour of Haw Par Villa, a cultural theme park established in 1937. Discover the intriguing stories behind the Aw family, the park’s founders, and their philosophies on life and death. Gain exclusive access to Hell’s Museum after dark, where you’ll learn about the afterlife across various cultures. Explore the infamous 10 Courts of Hell and uncover the consequences of good and evil. This unique tour promises a fresh perspective on mortality, blending history, culture, and the supernatural in an unforgettable evening adventure.
- Evening Tours: Every Friday From 6:30pm-8:30pm
- Cost: SG$40 (Tickets)
Journeys to Hell™: A Twilight Tour of Haw Par Villa & Hell's Museum, Click here
-
1 HOUR DAY TOURS: Leopard Spots & Tiger Tales: The Haw Par Villa Story
One Hour Day Tours On Weekends: SG$10 Per Ticket + Kids Go Free Under 6Immerse yourself in the fascinating story of the Aw brothers, whose rise to wealth was shadowed by tragedy. Explore selected tales behind the 1,000 sculptures and dioramas that populate Haw Par Villa, completed in 1937 and the only Asian cultural park of its kind. Join our guided tour, "Leopard Spots and Tiger Tales," to rediscover this unique heritage site. Journey through Singapore’s largest outdoor art gallery, learning about the original Crazy Rich Asians and the whimsical mind of Aw Boon Haw, the visionary behind the park and its famed Tiger Car.
- 1 Hour Tours: Every Saturday and Sunday, from 11AM - 12PM. (1 Hour)
- Cost: SG$10 Per Ticket + Kids Go Free Under 6 (Tickets)
Leopard Spots & Tiger Tales: The Haw Par Villa Story, Click here
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Embark on an unforgettable journey into Chinese folklore and mythology at the Haw Par Villa theme park.
Who It's Perfect For:
Older kids and adults who appreciate the wacky and wonderful world of Chinese folklore. It can be a bit gruesome!
What Else:
It’s also known as Tiger Balm Gardens.
Where To Find It:
- Haw Par Villa And Hell's Museum Singapore
- 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore, Singapore
- https://www.hawparvilla.sg/
Additional Info:
Opening Hours:
- Haw Par Villa: 9 AM – 10 PM
- Hell’s Museum: 10 AM – 6 PM (Closed on Mondays)
Want More?
Little Steps Asia knows what families need.
Sign up for our email newsletters to get the most out of Asia!
SIGN UP
Singapore Tips, Deals + Events.
Got kids? Little Steps Asia gives you the scoop on all the things to do and see with babies, toddlers, and kids in Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bali, Jakarta, Macau, and beyond. From family-friendly hotels, kids and baby shops, the best schools and after school activities, pregnancy tips and meet-ups and more – we have you sorted.
Sign up to receive the free Little Steps email newsletter packed with news, offers, and hidden treasures for Singapore families.
© 2025 Little Steps Asia. All rights reserved.