Indian Heritage Centre Admission Ticket

Name: Indian Heritage Centre Admission Ticket - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 6114
Price: 13.39 NZD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.5 (117 reviews)

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Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)

5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924

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1 Indian Heritage Centre ticket(s)

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NZ$ 13.39

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4.5 / 5

Fantastic

117 reviews

CHENG *********

2025/01/03

Fantastic 5.0

The museum is not big and can be visited in about an hour. It introduces a lot of the history of India in Singapore. The permanent exhibitions are on the third and fourth floors, and the special exhibitions are on the second floor. You can take pictures.

Deepak ***

2020/10/19

Fantastic 5.0

Very clean and sophisticated place in the middle of little India. Great to see the details of India and culture brought about in Singapore and how different the culture and history is of Singaporean Indians.

Klook User

2024/07/20

Fantastic 5.0

Excellent value for money. Focusing on introducing the origins of Indians in Singapore to the changes of the times to the present, the museum carefully interviewed the elderly and you can see the videos on many topics. The special exhibition is also well planned. It talks about the branches of Indians and adds to the issue of self-identity in multiculturalism. I hope the audio guide equipment will be repaired in the future

Vaibhav ******

2026/04/02

Fantastic 5.0

This is a great place to learn about the history of Indians in Singapore and how people migrated there a few centuries ago. They also offer educational and interactive experiences for kids and students.

tzuyin ***

2023/12/11

Fantastic 5.0

It is convenient to buy and exchange tickets anytime. The two floors of the exhibition venue are near the India MRT station.

Yang ***************

2021/12/08

Great 4.0

The guy working at the ticketing desk is very friendly and helpful. The exhibition was very informative and we learn a lot about Indians in Singapore and their culture in general. A good place to spend a couple of hours.

LEE ***

2024/04/06

Fantastic 5.0

It is a good place to appreciate Indian cultural relics and learn about the history of Indian culture in Singapore. You need to redeem a ticket at the counter on the first floor and get a sticker. After sticking it on your body, you can visit it from top to bottom. The introduction in the museum is only in English. , so tourists who have no intention of reading English may only have a fleeting experience.

Akash ****

2022/12/14

Fantastic 5.0

An amazing newly inaugurated heritage museum with state of the art technology. Must visit for every Indian.

Guide

Visit the Indian Heritage Centre, the first museum in Southeast Asia to focus on the Indian population in Singapore
Learn about the historical links between the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia
Discover the richness of Indian culture and the pioneers in Singapore's indian community
Marvel at the sight of the building that blends traditional Indian architecture with modern ones
Go on a Little India Walking Tour before visiting the Indian Heritage Centre and take in the sights and sounds of the historical precinct
Enjoy culture? Visit the Malay Heritage Centre or Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and get to know more about the history behind Singapore’s local communities

Get a chance to learn all about the history of Singapore's Indian community with a visit to the Indian Heritage Centre. Know as the first museum in Southeast Asia to focus on the diverse heritage of the local Indian community, the building stuns with its iconic design that combines elements of traditional Indian architecture with modern ones, allowing for a structure that's not only unique but sustainable as well. Check out the variety of exhibitions inside, such as "Indians in Singapore: Past & Present," which depict the experiences of the Indian community from 1st century CE to the present through artifacts and interactive displays, as well as "Symbols & Scripts: The Language of Craft," which traces the rich material heritage across various Indian communities. Free guided tours in English, Tamil, and Mandarin are also available during select days.