Haw Par Villa – Singapore

1 Jun

there is a special theme park in Singapore.. the Haw Par Villa..

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the park was initially built by two brothers (Haw and Par) in 1937..

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Haw means tiger..

Par means leopard..

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there are a lot of creative statues inside the park..

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the Sumo wrestlers..

do you know what are the boxes on the table..?

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there are the Tiger Balm products.. 🙂

the park was formerly known as the Tiger Balm Garden.. Haw and Par brothers were actually came from the family who created the Tiger Balm.. 🙂

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the owls..

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the fighting bulls..

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the deer..

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farmers at works..

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Kuan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy.. and Gautama Buddha..

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the Confucius..

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the Laughing Buddha..

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the Fu Lu Shou (Gods representing blessings, prosperity and longevity)..

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the fight between Sun Wu Kun (Monkey King) and Ne Zha..

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history of the “Three Kingdoms” ( 三 国 演 义 )..

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Jiang Zi Ya, a character in the fairy tale “Feng Shen Bang” (Saga of the Immortal) ( 封 神 榜 )..

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huge crab..

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but before eating crab, please think twice..

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and, before eating clam, please think thrice..

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the mermaids..

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street performers in the olden days..

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one of the attractive sites in the park is the Hell’s Museum..

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after this, viewer discretion is advised..

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the entrance of hell..

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facing judgement after death..

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punishment for bad bad peoples after death..

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stabbing..

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pulling out internal organs..

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burning on heat pole..

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smashing..

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are you scared?

moral of the story is.. please do good, do good and do good when still alive.. 🙂

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this is the visiting hours.. and entrance is free.. 🙂

the park is just located next to the Haw Par Vila MRT Station.. 🙂

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okay, don’t say i bojio ya.. :p

Sarawak Cultural Village

1 May

Sarawak Cultural Village is situated at Damai Beach.. it is one of the tourists attractive places in Sarawak..

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inside the cultural village, there are replicas of the traditional houses of Bidayuh, Iban, Melanau, Orang Ulu, Penan, Malay and local Chinese communities..

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this is the rumah baruk of Bidayuh community (also known as “Land Dayak“).. the house where the heroes gathered and also for ritual performance..

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the Gong (music instrument) inside the house..

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did you notice the staircase outside the house?

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it is made of timber.. and it is steep..

and this is how it looks like when you step down..

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this is the bamboo bridge..

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the longhouse of Iban community..

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the tanju (open space) inside the longhouse, this is the place where the residents will have their meals and music and dancing activities..

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with sweet Iban girls..

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an Iban lady is demonstrating the cooking of traditional snack..

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the tall traditional house of Melanau community..

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the bamboo floor inside the house..

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seeing out from the window..

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the traditional house of Orang Ulu..

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beautiful art works..

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dance performance by a group of Orang Ulu girls..

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cultural performance inside the auditorium of the cultural village..

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very entertaining..

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the warrior dance..

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a passport will be given when you enter the cultural village..

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and you can have it stamped on the relevant pages when you visit the different traditional houses..

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a cat statue made of Gong..

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okay, don’t say i bojio ya.. :p

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