This is a very unusual place to visit - like a deserted theme park. Free and fun to walk around and read about the images. Some graphic not for small children. More

OK its seen better days but this attraction was the number one tourist spot. Its free now and although it gets a bad rap from some posters and I can see their point it has a charm. Tacky yes but its a curio worth seeing. More

This is truly a unique experience with a great history and is a window into the Singapore culture. More

This think this villa should be shut down. if the average stay of visitors to Singapore is only two days, taking time to this place will deprive them of visiting much nicer places in Singapore, and they would leave with a not so nice impression of Singapore. the workmanships are crude and the whole experience is boring. More

Unbelievable sculptures of half human/half sea creatures. Don't miss the Courts of Hell (not for kids!) It's a bizarre collection of scenes--go before it's gone. Rumor has it that the serene Haw Par Villa won't survive much longer in money-hungry Singapore. More

I guess this is one of places only some of the Western visitors find - and like. but whenever I visited there were quite a number of ethnic Chinese people about - young and old. The displays are pretty old style, colourful and you are admonished to do the morally right thing pretty straight. I liked the display of the... More

Where Chinese parents take their kids to scare them with myths (ok I still truly believe some of them) if they do wrong things in life. You dont get to see such metaphors of "hell" anywhere really. I was there really long ago and I loved that place. If you could get a S'pore/M'sian Chinese to give you a tour... More

Too many fake exhibits and machinery that didn't work really well More

Marketed as a a traditional Chinese theme-park... This strange garden is full of weird, brutal and often horrifying sculptures. Worth a visit just to be confused and shocked. Look it up on Wiki before you go and learn about the myths and legends that are depicted, as the plaques aren't really in English (well it IS a Chinese park...). Highlight... More