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1. Overview Whether you're a visitor and even a war veteran coming to Singapore,
you will be able to see what happened in World War II through a series of
heritage tours. There are also many World War II attractions worth visiting - a
few of them are described below. 2. The Battle Box Located within the hillside of Fort Canning Park is a curious thing called the Battle Box. This 'box' was essentially the largest underground command centre of the British army in Malaya during World War II. It is an amazingly large place, comprising of 22 rooms linked by a central corridor. The place is also bomb-proof and also capable of recycling the air supply.
3. Changi Chapel & Museum This chapel served as an important beacon of light for the hopeless during World War II. A symbolic replica of chapels built in the war time, the Changi Chapel is a wondrous sight for the eyes.
The experiences and struggles of various races in Singapore during World War II are embodied in the Civilian War Memorial. This imposing structure in the heart of the city, and memorial services are held there annually on 15 February to remember war victims.
Tucked away in Singapore, Fort Siloso in Sentosa was built by the British way back in the 1880s to protect the west entrance into Singapore. Its the only intact British coastal fortification in Singapore today. A must-visit.
Dating back to 1939, the Johore Battery was a big gun site laced with a labyrinth of tunnels. Ammunication was stored in tunnels to support three huge guns firing 15-inch shells.
ConclusionOk! What a lot of World War II attractions! If you have always been curious about the history of Singapore or even Southeast Asia in general, these attractions are the best places to visit. Happy touring!Related ArticlesYou may also wish to read the following related articles:
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