Haw Par Villa - Chinese Mythology
Singapore's Haw Par Villa was built in 1937 by Tiger Balm King, Aw Boon Haw who is a Burmese. It was destroyed in World WarII but he rebuilt it from 1950 to 1959 and was known as Tiger Balm Garden. There are some gardens in Singapore beside Botanic Garden, but Haw Par Villa is more telling about the Chinese Ancient Mythology. It is located around Pasir Panjang Road. Although I have been staying here for more than 5 years, but this is a first time to visit this place. If you like Tiger Balm, you can buy here as souvenir and admission to Haw Par Villa is free except to 10 courts of hell have to pay admission $2
There are 10 part of the place in Haw Par Villa:
1) 10 Courts of Hell, 2) Ambitabha Buddha, 3) Pagoda, 4) Sumo Wrestlers, 5) Fu Lu Shou, 6) Journey to the West, 7) Laughing Buddha, 8) Signature Pond, 9) Virtuea and Vices Tableu, 10) Memorial
1) 10 Courts of Hell - show the step by step from court up to hell
There are 10 part of the place in Haw Par Villa:
1) 10 Courts of Hell, 2) Ambitabha Buddha, 3) Pagoda, 4) Sumo Wrestlers, 5) Fu Lu Shou, 6) Journey to the West, 7) Laughing Buddha, 8) Signature Pond, 9) Virtuea and Vices Tableu, 10) Memorial
1) 10 Courts of Hell - show the step by step from court up to hell
2) Amitabha Buddha and 6) Journey to the West
4) Sumo Wrestlers and 5) Fu Lu Shou,
3) Pagoda and 7) Laughing Buddha,
8) Signature Pond and 9) Virtuea and Vices Tableu,
10) Memorial and Tiger Car
11) Others
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