Singapore reopens Hell’s Museum at Haw Par Villa – Be well in hell and enjoy its opening weekend’s lineup of activities focused on death and the afterlife

Haw Par Villa officially launches the opening of Hell’s Museum, the only attraction in the world dedicated to death and the afterlife.

Hell’s Museum provides unique comparative insights on how death and the afterlife are viewed and interpreted across religions, cultures, and the ages. The immersive exhibition features specially commissioned videos and multi-media elements that will offer visitors a better understanding of the commonalities across the world’s major belief systems – and how different communities around the world, as well as in Singapore, draw meaning from death and dying.

Stretching over 3,800 sqm Hell’s Museum also serves as a prelude to Haw Par Villa’s world-renowned Ten Courts of Hell, based on Taoist and Buddhist teachings of punishments in the afterlife.

The opening weekend, 29 – 31 October, will be packed with a series of events and activities, ranging from Chinese ink-painting workshops and yoga under the stars, to guided park tours and Halloween-themed picnics.

The weekend programme is centred around wellness, a theme that speaks to the idea behind the park, especially during this time of the pandemic.

Hell’s Museum will also offer a special limited-edition souvenir to all who visit the museum dressed in Halloween costume.

Entrance to Hell’s Museum

Tricky Eye

Mock Burial Crypt

Mock 1980s Void Deck Funeral

Chinese Grave Architecture

Da Shi Ye

Courts of Hell

Starting from January 2022, the calendar of activities for the public to take part in will include:

  • Theatrical tours
  • Art walks
  • Pottery and Art Jamming classes
  • Escape Room Games and Amazing Races
  • DIY Tour: Trails of Life

Tickets are priced at SGD18 for adults (13 years and above) and SGD10 for children (7 – 12 years only). Due to the subject matter, children under the age of 9 years old are not encouraged to visit the Museum.

Relaunch Weekend (29 – 31 October 2021) Timings:

  • Park is open from 9 AM – 12 MN (last entry: 11:30 PM)
  • Hell’s Museum open 10 AM – 8 PM (last entry: 7 PM)

Regular Operating Hours:

  • Park Operating Hours: 9 AM – 10 PM
  • Hell’s Museum Operating Hours (excluding Mondays): 10 AM – 6 PM (last entry: 5 PM)

Pre-registration is required here.

Irone Kim

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