Exquisite local food by the Singapore River!

#singapore Empress, nestled in the heart of Singapore, is a culinary gem that seamlessly blends tradition with innovation. Renowned for its delectable offerings, the restaurant takes local delights to new heights by infusing them with a creative twist. With an extensive menu that includes a commendable selection of vegetarian options, Empress caters to diverse palates. The restaurant's classy ambience adds to the overall dining experience, offering an elegant setting that complements the richness of its flavors. As an extra treat, patrons can enjoy a captivating view of the Singapore River, enhancing the pleasure of a memorable dining experience at Empress. Address: 1 Empress Pl, #01-03 Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore 179555 #mytripvlog #foodie

Day of the Dead - Night at the Museum💀

Get ready to shake your bones at the Day of the Dead - Night at the Museum event! Dress to impress and embrace Mexican culture at the Asian Civilisation Museum. Immerse yourself in the rich customs and traditions of the Mexican Day of the Dead, all while soaking up an explosive party atmosphere. Let your enchanting guide take you on a journey through the colorful traditions of this festival. The party will be taking place on Nov 4, 2023, and attendees will be in for an unforgettable evening filled with culture, music, delicious food, special cocktails, and so much more.

Asia Civilisation Museum

#wheretogo #tripblazers Where to go? The Asia civilisation museum is one of the attractions that you must not miss out on. The address is at 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555. It is a ten minute walk from the raffles place mrt station. It showcases the artifacts and heritage and civilization culture from the past history. Admission is free for local residents, while tourists will have to top up $15 to enter. You will definitely learn something new from the museum tour. It is an educational tour to learn more about the culture of civilisations.

🇸🇬 | Asian Civilisations Museum Singapore

Visited the [Asian Civilisation Museum]. Although I have passed by here countless times before, it is the first time to come inside. As one of the four major museums in Singapore, ACM mainly studies the history of material civilisation in China, Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia. The museum has three large exhibition zones. The collections in the museum also include Chinese Taoist and Buddhist statues, various exquisite porcelain, calligraphy works and other decorative arts. #singapore #urbanexplorer

Come for the food, stay for the views…

Address 1 Empress Place, #01-02, Singapore 179555 Ambiance/Facilities Sit outdoors for an awe-inspiring view of the Singapore River against the backdrop of historic Boat Quay and modern skyscrapers of the CBD. Highlights Tracy’s Favourite Salad is the main reason I frequent the joint. The Flat White with Oat Milk is a close second. Go during Happy Hour (4-8pm) for decently-priced libations and 20% off Small Bites! Average Price per Person $30 Rating It’s a YES from me! #Prive #singaporeriver #cbd #salad #cafe #flatwhite #smallbites #restaurant #AsianCivilisationsMuseum #happyhour #Libations #daytonight

ACM Asia Civilization Museum, a great place to visit.

Singapore Asian Civilisations Museum, spending time in this building is definitely worth it! 💰Average cost per person: 20 New Taiwan Dollars It feels very worthwhile, there are many exquisite collections inside, basically covering the cultures of various countries in Asia, very interesting. People who likes taking photos, the revolving staircase at the entrance is also great for taking pictures. 📍Detailed address: Time: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM, open until 9:00 PM on Fridays. Address: 1 Empress Place Ticket: $12/20 Duration of the trip: 2-4 hours.

The Batik Kita Exhibition at ACM

Singapore is a coubtry is filled with diverse cultures and a vast array of heritage and many different kind of cuisine. Be it local or foreginer it is great to understand how the different culture has affected from old to modern fashion. There is an exhibition now running called the Batik Kita at the Asian Civilised Musuem where there are many presentstion of the different colours, design and materials of Batik clothes and Batik fashion pieces from around the region. This exhibits also showcases how Batik is made and also differently produced based on the different countries and culture. There is also a DIY Batik workshop station for those who wish to know more about Batik. This exhibition cost $12 to enter and runs only for a certain period. Do visit before it disappears. #bucketlistreboot #singapore #batik #culture #understandingculture #history #educational #musuem #exhibition

wonderful food at Empress

Empress is a very popular place for weddings. In fact i was just there for food tasting. Some of their banquet menu items are available in their day to day menu too. I especially like their bird's nest soup and mochi ball with black sesame ice cream. Their food is not too salty/sweet so our parents love them. Staff was very attentive and our water was never empty. Some might find the indoor lights a bit dim for dinner but i like it as i dont like spot lights. You can choose to sit outdoors to admire the fairy lights! No aircon but there are quite a few fans so shouldnt be too hot! Address - 1 Empress Place, Asian Civilisations Museum Highlights - fairy lights! Wonderful food and service Avg. Price per Person - 40 onwards Rating - 4/5 #mustvisit #foodie #foodies #food #singapore

Asian Civilizations Museum

Address - Asian Civilizations Museum, 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555 The Asian Civilizations Museum is dedicated to housing and displaying works that are part of the category of Asian antiquities and decorative art! There are quite a number of free-to-view art works, namely the permanent exhibitions. There are also special rotating exhibitions that require an additional charge. The museum is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from Raffles Place MRT. Don’t forget to take some photos with the giant metal balls art installation on its front lawn too! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #artshunting #art #heritage #museum #architecture #exhibition #design #singapore

Having ice cream with bread

#localhistory Ice cream uncle Address: 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555 Nearest MRT: Raffles Place MRT Exit H Do you know about the ice cream uncles all around Singapore? They sell ice cream on their motorbike. A moving refrigerator full of ice cream travelling around Singapore, bringing ice cream to you. Do not worry about unlicensed hawkers because all the ice cream uncles have proper licensing, a right to sell ice cream with the permission from authority. You can choose between the numerous ice cream flavours on offer and choose to eat it with a waffle biscuit or soft white bread, sometimes the bread comes in rainbow colours too. It is such a happy sight to see them nowadays. For me, I always see them outside The Fullerton Hotel, near Asian civilisations museum and I feel I am very lucky to have an ice cream with bread and enjoy the views at The Fullerton Hotel. Now that the tourists are back, I always see a long queue at the ice cream uncle’s store. I am pretty sure the tourists are able to enjoy a different side of Singapore, our traditions and street food.

Empress - Food fit for an Empress

Visited Empress to celebrate my birthday and it turns out to be an awesome experience. Highlights - definitely the view of the boat quay river at night. Not forgetting the food, it was great and we enjoyed them immensely. Avg. Price per Person - depending on what you order. it can range from SGD50 to SGD150 per person Rating - 8.5/10 Definitely would return again. #romanticrestaurant

Asian Civilisations Museum

#singaporetrip Having visited most of the major museums in Singapore, I can confidently say that this one is definitely worth checking out. However, I did find it challenging to navigate between exhibitions. There were no clear instructions on how to move from one to the next, so I ended up walking to the end and then retracing my steps. This meant I could have missed some smaller exhibition areas if I wasn't paying close attention. I had to ask the guards for directions multiple times. Additionally, all the elevators were out of service, so I had to take the stairs. Despite these difficulties, I found this smaller museum to be a nice place to spend a solid two hours exploring everything it has to offer. There is a cafe downstairs and a souvenir shop where I noticed they offer interesting workshops like porcelain decoration on plates and mugs, although I didn't have time to try them. If you've already visited all the major museums in the area, I recommend paying a visit here to enjoy a leisurely walk and immerse yourself in their impressive collections. Don't have to buy ticket in advance, just purchase upon arrival at the kiosk or counter.

The Mark of Time - Asian Civilisations Museum

This renowned museum located in Singapore is a witness to the rich and diverse heritage of Asian civilizations known for its precious exhibits and profound cultural connotations. The longing for ancient civilizations is eternally inscribed in this hall of culture Fine ceramics, sculptures, and paintings among various forms of art showcase the cultural demeanor and historical changes of Asia From Chinese bronzes, to Indian Buddha statues, to Middle Eastern ceramics The Asian Civilisations Museum presents a rich and colorful tapestry of Asian culture Each exhibit, each piece of history embodies the glory and vicissitudes of Asian civilizations. As one of the most important cultural carriers in Asia The Asian Civilisations Museum attracts countless tourists and scholars every year With its diverse exhibitions it leads you to appreciate the various civilizations of Asia. If you have a strong interest in Asian culture and a unique insight into history The Asian Civilisations Museum is an essential travel destination for you Here, you can get up close and personal with history, feel the charm of culture and nourish your soul deeply

Materials And Designs

#thingstodo Here you will be able to find out more about the jewellery and accessories that the Asian people used to wear in the past. The exhibition gallery showcases some of the accessories that were worn by people from various countries. They include the ear rings, necklaces, bracelets, as well as other accessories . It is fascinating to know that the people in the past have been dressing beautifully with their accessories when going out to attend special events. It is definitely a very educational trip here.

Asian Civilisations Museum

#singaporetrip I enjoyed my time visiting this museum. It has amazing collections!! I love the ancient and religions section the most, the room was dim but with great spotlight it showcases the collection so well I love taking a moment to stare at the collections. I also love the jewelry section, some of it is interactive where I can take a look closely about the jewelry in detail. They give you a map and recommend the section you can visit in row.

A representation of modern day Singapore

Asian Civilization Museum is a replica of modern day of Singapore where diversity in ethnicity, religion, culture, and art converges. Here you will learn about different religions, arts, and cultures that comprises Singapore and southeast Asian culture. This is a great place to learn about all these. One special permanent exhibit in this museum has a comprehensive collection of artifacts from a shipwreck from Tang Dynasty dated 800 A.D. If you are into archaeology, this is a must - see. #singaporetrip #thingstodo

Asian Civilisations Museum

This museum is a Must to visit. It is located in two floors and involves Faith and Belief sections such as Art in the Islamic World ( Persian , Turkish and Arab ..heritage). Asian Chinese civilisation, Malay World ( Javanese, Batak tribes, Dayak Tribes..), Galleons across the Pacific, Ancient Religions, Manila Galleon, maritime trade, Chiniese snd Hindu beliefs. The ticket fee is SGD 25 which is worth visiting . It took me two hours to have a quick visit. #singaporetrip #thingstodo

Porcelain Arts Gallery

#2024wish My 2024 travel wish is to visit Tianjin. I would like to try out their local food there .I would also like to visit their museum and attractions over there too. I would like to also shop for their popular local produce there to buy them back for my friends. If you are interested in the Asia culture and history, then you should visit the Asian centre museum. You would get to find out more about their history and culture that each of them have. You will definitely get to gain more in-depth knowledge of the various ethnicities around the world.

Cultural Tapestry Unveiled

#singapore Address: 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555. Location: It is around a 15-minute walk away from Raffles Place MRT stations. Highlights: Step into the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore, a cool place full of awesome stuff from Asia's past. It's right by the Singapore River, and you get to see all sorts of cool things like old artworks and treasures. Each thing you look at has a special story from a long time ago. The museum is like a time machine that takes you through the incredible history of Asia. There are fun things to touch and see, making it a super fun trip for anyone who likes adventures and learning cool stuff! Opening hours: 10am until 7pm daily #trip #awesomepic #museum

🇸🇬Asian Civilisations Museum:Must Visit !

#wheretogo The museum's collection was remarkably impressive. It showcased a great ceramic collection from maritime shipwrecks dating back to the 830s, which were discovered in a beautiful and perfectly preserved state. I was stunned by how delicate the work are given that resources were limited back then! It was fascinating to learn about how Chinese ceramics influenced the rest of the world. I feel incredibly fortunate to have witnessed such a remarkable pottery collection. Three hours are simply not enough to go through everything! Definitely would be back again! It’s free for Singaporean and Permanent residents so take a historical tour today ! #timetotravel #rediscoversg #rediscoversingapore #singapore

🇸🇬24 hours in Singapore

#wheretogo Just right outside of the Asian Civilisations Museum, there are these huge, round, steel looking spheres laying on the lawn. These sculptures by Baet Yeok Kuan are actually interactive installations that act as an audio time capsule, capturing the sounds of Singapore, from hawker centres to public transport! Take a picture of yourself on these reflective spheres and listen to the sounds! #timetotravel #rediscoversg #rediscoversingapore #singapore

Asian Civilisations Musuem

Visited the Asian Civilisation Museum, near Raffles Place MRT Station, walkable via exit H. The museum is insightful with many galleries: - Level 1: Maritime Trade (Tang Shipwreck, Maritime Trade) - Level 2: Faith and Belief (Ancestors and Rituals, Ancient Religions, Christian Art, Islamic Art, Scholars) - Level 3: Materials and Design (Ceramics, Fashion and Textiles, Jewellery)

Civic district city hall

Address - Civic District, City Hall How to get here: 10-minute walk from City Hall MRT, Raffles Place MRT or Esplanade MRT Singapore’s civic district is where many national and colonial monument buildings stand! Many decades ago in Singapore’s early days, this area used to be beside the ports where trade and commerce happened. Today, many of these buildings have been refurbished and repurposed to become museums and patrons of the arts while having their facades conserved. Come visit these significant landmarks to reminisce our local history and admire the beautiful architecture at the same time! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #createwithtrip #museums #heritage #artshunting #architecture #design #singapore

Museum park

Address - Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555 Surrounding the grounds of the Asian Civilisations Museum is a park with lush greenery and gorgeous flowers in bloom! There are trees of all different sizes, with one being really quite humongous and tall. The flat green field was the picture-perfect place to lay out a mat and have a picnic at, just that when we went, it was too hot with the sun shining directly overhead. I recommend the spot underneath that huge tree as there’s plenty of shade and the occasional cool breeze! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #naturewonders #museum #greenery #parks #gardens #flowerlover #singapore

The Asian Civilisations Museum is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia, especially the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. Founded in 1993 and in its present building by the Singapore River since 2003, the museum traces its roots to the Raffles Museum, founded in the middle of the 19th century. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Walking through the Cavenagh Bridge, it is the Asian Museum. It is also a place I highly recommend. I really stayed in it for a long time. From the bridge, it was the Asian Museum. It was originally thought to be the National Museum of Singapore. People with bad English always encounter this kind of anecdote abroad. In fact, it is very understandable, such a hot day, indoors is free to blow air conditioning, such a place really like it. There are several such mirrored balls in front of the museum as decorations. It is very interesting to put the reflections around them in the ball. You can also take a selfie close to it. The first part of the venue is the pottery porcelain, and some of it is salvaged by the shipwreck. The age of the clay pot can be known through the corrosion of rusty coins in the tank. There are some preservations that are very good, without any defects, you can clearly see the painting on the surface. There is also a raised relief, and the dragon's expression is also very vivid. Asian museums are also very large, three floors, mainly divided into several areas, maritime trade, religious beliefs, historical development, etc., and a Chinese pavilion, put a lot of Chinese famous calligraphy and painting, do not know whether it is authentic or Product