Fort Siloso is one of the attractions that I love to visit again in Singapore.
I’ve visited Sentosa few times, one of the top attractions in Singapore. Most of the time when there is a visitor from Sri Lanka, we show them few places of Singapore and Sentosa is one of the places we visit. Always Sentosa is in their lists too. However, in any of these visits, I couldn’t visit the inside of this Fort Siloso. Actually I really wanted, but the others didn’t want. 🙂
With my eagerness to explore historical places, still Fort Siloso is in my wish list. Always,after visiting Siloso Beach,our next place was this Fort Siloso.We just stayed some time there near the entrance,looked around and returned.In one of such trip,when others were looking around,I captured these moments.Actually these are some captures from outside the Fort.
“Fort Siloso is the only preserved coastal fort of Singapore from the twelve such batteries”
At the start of World War II these twelve batteries made Singapore a “Fortress Singapore”.
Currently it is restored as a military museum, and open to the public.
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| Entrance to the Fort Siloso |
To enter the Fort, you need to buy a ticket and there are free guided tours available.
I hope I will be able to revisit Sentosa soon and I want to visit this Fort. And I know, I will have lot of captures to show a legend of Singapore during World War II.
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| Wall around the Fort |
You can find more details on ticket price and how to reach there from http://www.sentosa.com.sg/Have you visited Fort Siloso in your Sentosa visit?
Also check : Our Singapore Itinerary for 5 Days Trip with kids
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Oh my, how I would love to visit Singapore and Fort Siloso. And I would definitely want to go inside too!
Hope you'll visit Singapore and be able to visit the Fort Siloso too…
I love all of the greenery in the photos. We have been to Singapore but not to the fort. Maybe next time
Looks interesting 🙂
Looks so interesting… and those walls! I would love to visit Singapore one day!
This is one awesome post. Lots of helpful info here. I am sending it to several buddies and also sharing in delicious.
I've been to Singapore but never Sentosa, good new place for me to visit