Asian Civilisations Museum Tickets

It's wonderful. Lots of exhibitions to see! Came here because I was interested in the Let's Play exhibit and I find it a little confusing since it was spread about? But its still great because you get to try out the games too! I also checked out the permanent exhibits and the only downside is lighting. It was really hard for me to see and read but I'm sure there's a reason for low lighting. There's also a gift shop with various stuff you can get as souveniers. Please check it out when you can! The staff is also super friendly btw. Got a bit confused with the map and they helped us out. Thank you. Went on weekday, not so crowded (we just happen to come on a day when there's a school trip haha)

The place was well maintained (very clean galleries and toilets. Air conditioning was just right). The artefacts are well curated and allows for close-up viewing. The main gripe is the lack of a good, flowing experience. I had to backtrack through previously-visited galleries to get to the next gallery / floor / lobby.

It's a very good museum with a huge collection of artifacts and information about different Asian cultures and civilizations. When I was at this museum there was a section with an impressive collection of pagoda models. A man explained to me that the pagodas are here temporarily on display.

That’s an amazing museum with lots of exhibits to view. Very informative and knowledgeable to know the Buddhism is from India, and also lots of information about Hinduism. Good layouts, it needs half to one day to visit. Fantastic place to go in Singapore.

My favourite museum in Singapore! I expected to spend maybe two hours here, but ended up staying for five. It’s so much bigger than you think when you see it from the front. Once inside with an AA = all access ticket (the only one available of you’re a tourist) you can join guided tours every hour. They have museum highlights as a tour, specific tours about topics (decoration, textiles and jewellery in my case) and about their special exhibitions (rn Games or Tea). Most tours end in time to catch the next one if you are interested in more than one.