Things to do in Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

The exhibition was informative about the different dinosaurs in different era. There were 4 stamp stations and get a free postcard. a must go for dinosaur lover.

Klook is easy to navigate. Hassle free! I will always come back to Skyline Luge whenever I'm in Singapore!

We had a great time at the Singapore Oceanarium. The place is child-friendly, clean and well-planned. It was as if we were also under the sea. What we appreciate is that the sea animals are well taken care of and that the place is well-maintained. Definitely worth the visit!

The exhibition was a very thoughtful and beautifully designed way to learn about dinosaurs. The part that struck me most was the story arc: it walks you through the five past mass extinction events, then quietly asks whether the sixth might be caused by us. Along the way, it highlights animals that have gone extinct in just the last two centuries because of overhunting and exploitation, which really hits close to home. It’s the kind of exhibition that leaves you with a lot to think about long after you leave. The kiddos, of course, were absolutely captivated by the fossils.

I learned a lot about Earth and ancient life forms. Since the explanations were only in English, I used a translator to understand the parts that interested me. I went alone, but I think it would be a great educational experience for children. Even when I was there, a Singaporean kindergarten class was on a field trip.

simple and easy to do booking,but only the 2D barcode slightly small.

Bob has planned excellent route that ride through the rail corridor to downtown with detail explanation of each landmark. Great knowledge of my own homeland. Not forgetting the gourmet journey Bob has arranged. Great way to explore Singapore on bike with all the connecting PCN . Thank you Bob for fixing my puncture bike and for today awesome tour.

Used the Klook Pass Singapore and it was super convenient! Everything’s in the app so you just scan the QR code at the attractions—no need to print tickets. It also saved me some money since I visited a few places. Definitely worth it if you’re planning to explore several attractions in Singapore.