Take a break at the end of the year and visit Singapore!

This time, I left half a day to visit the Asian Civilizations Museum (ACM). The museum takes Singapore as a port city in Asia as its perspective. Through the display and explanation of the four themed exhibition areas, it shows the diversified aesthetics, crafts, and creativity of Asia. If you only visit one museum in Singapore, the Asian Civilizations Museum is the right choice! . Special exhibition 👉PAGODA ODYSSEY 1915👈 Pagoda Odyssey 1915: From Shanghai to San Francisco Be sure to go to the second floor to see the limited-time special exhibition. 84 pagoda models are on display here, which is the first complete presentation in a century and is not to be missed. The models are replicas of pagodas from all over China at a scale of 1:50, made by carpentry apprentices in the early 20th century. Despite a century of history, the models still retain their delicate carving craftsmanship. Among them, [Longhua Pagoda] and [Giant Wild Goose Pagoda] are particularly eye-catching, perfectly reflecting the essence of ancient Chinese architecture, making people marvel at the ingenuity of traditional mortise and tenon craftsmanship. From these pagodas, you can also feel the stories of the integration of culture, faith, and life hundreds of years ago. The model pagodas seem to be having a silent dialogue with us across time and space. . ⭐️Interactive experience⭐️ In addition to the exhibition, there are many different interactive experiences. ✅Enter the pagoda from virtual reality and immerse yourself in this VR virtual reality experience inspired by the architecture and folklore of the Liuhe Pagoda in Hangzhou. ✅Touch the 3D-printed pagoda model and the traditional wooden dougong structure to feel the traditional Chinese mortise and tenon craftsmanship. ✅Make your own pagoda, mural, etc. with paper or Lego bricks. Travel tips Tickets: $25 (Buy one get one free for adults, including special exhibitions) (Air conditioning is sufficient, so it is best to bring a thin coat) There are sofas in each exhibition hall for rest Reserve more than 2 hours for a full tour of the museum Transportation 🚇Subway: Raffles Place MRT, about 5 minutes on foot 🚍Bus: Fullerton Square, about 2 minutes on foot