Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Haw Par Villa, which is situated on a hill in Pasir Panjang, was formerly known as Tiger Balm Gardens. The park was lovingly constructed by businessman Aw Boon Haw, a native of Myanmar, for his brother, Aw Boon Par. It was named after the Tiger Balm medical salve, which their father had invented.
The dramatic representations of the Ten Courts of Hell from Chinese folklore are what make Haw Par Villa famous. Many Singaporeans would sarcastically recall how their parents took them there as kids to teach them about the rigid standards of traditional Chinese morality.
The cultural park is home to over 1,000 statues and 150 dioramas, which, in addition to its signature feature, depict fantastical scenarios from classic works of Chinese literature like Journey to the West, Madame White Snake, and the tales of the Eight Immortals.
The 10 Courts of Hell, the park's most recognizable feature, are now a part of Hell's Museum. The latter is a brand-new room that spans 3,800 square meters and gives the brave the chance to dive into other cultures' conceptions of death and the hereafter.
Souce: visitsingapore.com/see-do-singapore/culture-heritage/heritage-discovery/haw-par-villa
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Haw Par Villa, which is situated on a hill in Pasir Panjang, was formerly known as Tiger Balm Gardens. The park was lovingly constructed by businessman Aw Boon Haw, a native of Myanmar, for his brother, Aw Boon Par. It was named after the Tiger Balm medical salve, which their father had invented.
The dramatic representations of the Ten Courts of Hell from Chinese folklore are what make Haw Par Villa famous. Many Singaporeans would sarcastically recall how their parents took them there as kids to teach them about the rigid standards of traditional Chinese morality.
The cultural park is home to over 1,000 statues and 150 dioramas, which, in addition to its signature feature, depict fantastical scenarios from classic works of Chinese literature like Journey to the West, Madame White Snake, and the tales of the Eight Immortals.
The 10 Courts of Hell, the park's most recognizable feature, are now a part of Hell's Museum. The latter is a brand-new room that spans 3,800 square meters and gives the brave the chance to dive into other cultures' conceptions of death and the hereafter.
Souce: visitsingapore.com/see-do-singapore/culture-heritage/heritage-discovery/haw-par-villa
Filming Gear used:
Fujifilm X-T2 / DJI Ronin SC
Software: Davinci Resolve 18
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