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The Vientiane Museum is very worth visiting. You can learn about the different history of Singapore here, and the live performance here is also very exciting. Come here on weekdays, there are not many people visiting, very good place

The Vientiane Museum is a bit like a wax museum. Through the wax display, the real person is one-to-one. Like us showing the humanities, history and customs of Singapore, it is still worth visiting. There are not many people.

The Vientiane Pavilion actors strive to perform and try to make the experience very interactive, helping to understand Singapore’s past historical events. The venue has concentrated many of Singapore's previous life scenes, and some wax figures. Chinese culture accounts for a large proportion. Peking Opera, tricycles and stalls are all Chinese.

The Vientiane Museum is located in the West Side of Singapore and describes the history and culture of Singapore in the form of lifelike waxworks.

The Vientiane Museum in Singapore, the attraction that I experienced the most this tour. Not luxurious and rich rendering, but in the form of waxwork, meticulous layout, and excellent interpretation of the actors to copy history and inherit culture. highly recommended! ! We purchased a joint ticket of 44 Singapore dollars on the island, which can play 20 items, but only valid for 1 day. It turned out that this joint ticket was very cost-effective. We went out at 10 am and played until 9 pm. There were 13 items. The Vientiane Museum in Singapore is one of them, the penultimate picture below. According to the front desk of the youth hostel we stayed in, this attraction is newly opened, but it really surprises me and my companions. This attraction has its scheduled time for performance, so you need to wait after entering the door. In the process, I took a random photo of the surrounding environment, so I feel like a period. After entering, the first one was an office, and a woman dressed in a strange costume began to talk to you all. It's a bit inexplicable, but slowly I found out that this attraction is like this, making you feel like you are crossing (there are repetitions of events, there are also character images). There are about 10 scenes in total, and each time we open a door, we enter a period in Singapore. From a small fishing village in the 14th century to Singapore, which is thriving today. Let us understand the history of a country more vividly, so that visitors have a deeper understanding. I feel that this is something many museums in China should learn. The most impressive thing is: 1. In the war years, standing in it, there is a feeling of shelter from shells for a moment. 2. The Chinese went south to work hard, and the actor really asked me to try to pick up the goods. 3. The actors in each scene have a good acting skills, and their faces are very rich and realistic.

Love the different chambers and themes of the museum. Kids love the pop stars area. The parents will like the nostalgia feel of olden times Singapore. i enjoy both these aspects between the young and the old.

Wan Hong Kong is more interesting, a bit 5D cinema feeling

You can see all kinds of things.