The best part was Joo Ling, our guide. Our tour guide gave an informed commentary about each place we visited. I highly recommend this tour.We were disappointed as some things were not available to visit. enough.people very helpful when asking for help.overall we learnt alot of facts and seen abit of the island.museum closed but we knew that.the kranji commonwealth war cemetery worth a visit just in itself .thanks nancy for the history lesson.Excellent tour. Understanding the past is th key to creating a better future. She was able to explain in depth and detail every point of the tour from the side of Singapore and relate it to the various nationalities on the tour. Quickly access bookings. Your tour will also bring you to Bright Hill Temple to admire the spectacular architecture and gardens. We enjoyed the whole afternoon. Explore Johore Battery, with its replica WWII 15-inch gun.Temporary exhibition of the Changi Chapel & Museum.With a view of the Straits of Johor, appreciate the Singapore defence strategy while at Changi Boardwalk.The answers provided below are based on answers previously given by the tour provider to customers’ questions.What is the maximum group size during Changi WWII War Trail Coach Tour?This activity will have a maximum of 38 travelers. Caning sessions at Changi are held twice per week. If you are interested in the history of that period or have a relative who served in the region then go on this tour.My father served with the RAF in Changi towards the end of the war, so I was interested to visit some of the places I have his photos of. We’re committed to helping you feel confident as you get back out there. Check out our flexible cancellation policies and The email or password you entered isn't correct. Board a comfortable, air-conditioned bus, and relax on the drive over to the temporary exhibition of the Changi Chapel and Museum. Quickly access bookings. When Changi Prison was expanded in 2001, the chapel and museum were relocated to a new site 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) away, officially reopening on 15 February 2001. With an experienced guide who provides insightful commentary about this somber period of history, learn about the prisoner-of-war camps that once stood here. We'll be back to visit Changi, next year.We'll reserve your spot today, and you can cancel up to two days* before your experience without making a payment. In early 1942 Padre Fred Stallard, a chaplain in Roberts Hospital at Changi, obtained permission to convert a small room of Block 151 into a chapel. My old school building, RAF Changi Grammar school, was still standing. A former employee of the prison has been quoted in 1995 as saying: "They are flogging more and more these days. Please refresh the page or try again later.We'll reserve your spot today, and you can cancel up to two days* before your experience without making a payment. Hotel pickup and drop-off and lunch at a local restaurant included. The project included a museum. If you find the same product cheaper within three days of booking or while you're in your destination, we'll refund the difference. "I would strongly recommend a start and end point of this tour in a more comfortable and accessible area for people of all ages and abilities." Sadly Changi was closed, which was disappointing, but everything else was great! Changi Embroidery Cloths. The guide was personable and had many stories to share about Japanese occupied Singapore. Was able to see alot of those old colonial buildings still standing and more.I visited the new Changi Jail and its wonderful museum and the lovely Chapel dedicated to all those that were imprisoned there and lost their lives during the Japanese occupation during the second World War. St Luke’s Chapel. The only disappointing part was that the War Museum was closed and you can no longer visit the Changi Chapel.lovely tour leader but I did struggle to understand her. It serves as the detention site for Changi Prison is also one of the main places (though not the only one) where The Prison Link Centre of the Changi Prison Complex in Convicted criminals incarcerated after conversion from a wartime prisoner campConvicted criminals incarcerated after conversion from a wartime prisoner campWho's Who in Australia (Crown Content Melb, 2007) pp 1444: Millner, James Sinclair (1919–2007) I would strongly recommend a start and end point of this tour in a more comfortable and accessible area for people of all ages and abilities. See landmarks like the Johore Battery and Selarang Barracks, take in the views from the Changi Boardwalk, and visit Changi village.Your tour starts in Singapore at the designated meeting spot. Long-term prisoners would be transferred from the existing Singapore Prison.Allied POWs, mainly Australians, built a chapel at the prison in 1944 using simple tools and found materials.

Thanks Joo Ling, for a great experience. Built mainly be Australian prisoners this became St … We would do the tour again when the Changi Museum is reopened. Tour leader works for the government so a certain take on some things.... not much talk of what happens in Changi Jail.I have read about the fall of Singapore & the Burma campaign but our passionate & knowledgable guide Carol really broadened my knowledge of this period. Both were at MRT stations and we had two elderly people in our group who struggled a lot with this being there was no seating available to wait on at start of tour and cool place to wait..