Important Notice
Haw Par Villa is partially closed from 8 December 2025 until further notice.
During this period, Hell’s Museum, featuring the Ten Courts of Hell will remain open. Visitors are welcome to experience the museum.
Important Notice
Haw Par Villa will undergo essential maintenance and repair works from 8 December 2025, with the park partially closed until further notice.
During this period, Hell’s Museum, featuring the Ten Courts of Hell will remain open to visitors.
Visitors can continue to experience Hell’s Museum during the maintenance period, with further updates to be shared in due course.
Please refer to this website and our socials for the latest information.
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Visit sgculturepass.gov.sg to find out how to use your Culture Pass Credits for our programmes!
Paid Admission
Mon – Sun*: 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm)
*Open daily with effect from 11 August 2025
For thousands of years, humans have been searching for answers for understanding and control over their destiny in a chaotic world.
Eventually, they saw answers in the form of belief systems and religions. Hell’s Museum is the world’s first museum exploring perspectives of death and the afterlife from some of the world’s major religions and philosophies.
Haw Par Villa is temporarily partically closed for essential maintenance and repair works from 8 December 2025 until further notice.
Haw Par Villa – formerly known as the Tiger Balm Garden – is an 8.5-hectare Asian cultural park, the last of its kind in the world. Haw Par Villa – Singapore’s oldest theme park – was built by the original ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ — Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par.
Review from Hell’s Museum’s Visitor:
What’s Hawt!
Check out Hell’s Museum – The world’s first museum about death and the afterlife!
Visitor Guidelines
For safety and enjoyment of all visitors to Hell’s Museum, please observe the museum’s guidelines and regulations.
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