Changi Chapel and Museum 🙏🏻🇸🇬

#singapore It took a while to get to it because it’s a fair way out of the city but once we got the right bus it was good. This place is really good We were accompanied by a robot in a private and audible clock to the Changi Prison Museum where our prisoners of war were held. A truly impactful way of how to portray the horrors of war. Lots of personal accounts The bot recounts the experience of prisoners... Very smart, it's not new and they've had this for about 10 years or so. This day has been with me since I got home and read more about it. I felt it was a sign of respect to visit and you can always find out more of such a place. The staff were very helpful, we had the place for ourselves that was special. While vacationing in Singapore, I visited the Changi Church and Museum. My grandfather was a prisoner of war in Changi from the fall of Singapore until liberation. I wanted to get here for some time but in the last few visits to Singapore the museum was renovated. So glad I took the time to visit. I found some information about my grandfather and the guides there advised her to email any additional information to the curators so they can update it. I hope that the information I have emailed to the Valuers will be used to update the information about my grandfather. I chased our tickets online but could have easily appeared that day. We toured through the bot which was an interesting way to tell the story of Changi.