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In shortBukit Brown Cemetery is free to enter, at Bukit Brown Chinese Cemetery. Checked November 2026.

Culture · free

Duration

2 hours

The take

Old graves under forest, monkeys in the trees and a history the city almost paved over. Go with a guide if you can. These are family graves, so keep off the tombs and have your picnic somewhere else.

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The first Chinese municipal cemetery in colonial Singapore, opened in 1922 and closed to burials in 1973

Families visit during the Qingming Festival in March and April to clear graves and make offerings

Finding it: Bukit Brown Cemetery, bordering Lornie Road and parts of the Pan-Island Expressway in central Singapore

Address checked November 2026

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