Singapore History Museum - National Museum of Singapore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- I've learned a lot some about Singapore's history by visiting places and talking to people, but I thought it would be fun to go deeper with a trip to Singapore's #1 spot for history!
#NationalMuseumOfSingapore, #Singapore, #NMS
Love this video! Next stop, please visit the national gallery or the Asian civilisation museum! As a Singaporean, I go to the national gallery at least once every few months. Just love it there. It’s housed in the former Supreme Court. Oh, please mix the noodles with the gravy for even distribution of sauce, it will taste better and be less clumpy. Enjoy!
Yes, there are so many great museums here that I need to see. The National Gallery I've heard wonderful things abou as well!
Love this video! Amazing content as always!
Thanks so much!
Hi David! Good day! Nice visit to the museum, so cool! The revamp place so much digf than yesteryear which is pure exhibit only. Now so awesome! Thanks for sharing!! 👍
Yes, it is a fun place to visit, you should certainly go if you haven't been there for a while!
Love the vid!! Yes, indeed grateful Singapore is an independent country ♥️
Yes, it is great to see all that has happened here in Singapore over the years as an independent nation!
@@SingaporeExpat yeah, my parents lived through it. I asked my Mum how it felt to go through all the changes and uncertainty , she said “just had to go with the flow and not worry too much” hahaha.
Def a nice day to get out for a museum tour!
Everyday seems to be a nice day here! Hot, but nice!
Next ! Changi Chapel Museum and Reflections at Bukit Chandu ..
Love this video
My History Teacher showed my class this video, everyone loved it
What? No way! That is fantastic!
@@SingaporeExpat because we are supposed to go for a tour in the National Musuem, but due to COVID-19 measures, we were not allowed to go on field trips, so my teacher found this video so that at least we can see what’s inside.
Hi David, I enjoyed the tour of the museum with you. Your lunch looks delicious, just don't forget to toss and mix your noodles well like the locals would cos all the sauce, seasoning and chilli sauce seemed to be sitting at the bottom.
Yes, I did mix it up after the video a bit. I got a little excited while recording and didn't want to slow down the pace of the video too much. For sure need sauce covering everything!
@@SingaporeExpat Haha you are always having wanton mee. Next time you should go for bak chor mee aka minced meat noodles.
Previous Singapore named Tumasik.Dari-the Kingdom of the Malacca Strait of Singapore has been a section of the whole nation. From Yuan (China) .chola (India) Siam (Thailand) Majapahit (Indonesia) even until the Portuguese Dutch Britain.Karna since Malaka the center of the economy of the Nusantara.The most important trafficking. And the singer of the singer of the Singapore is the King of the Sriwijaya kingdom named the sang Nila utama
The sign highlights the letters "NMS". To a gamer, that's "No Man's Sky".... 😜
Thanks for this vid... I haven't been inside the museum since like... 1982... 😂😂 Cuz there was this very cute girl that liked history and she said she wanted to go there... so, ya know...
ps: Kampungs pronounced like "come-pongs". LKY's briefcase was used right up to the day he collapsed in Feb 2015. He never "retired".
I've played some No Man's Sky! Not really my type of game but I can certainly appreciate being able to fly from world to world and explore.
@Singapore Expat can I use clips of this vlog?
supper 😍😍😍😍
Wow nice sharing.. I miss this country because my home in batam island near SG
I've been wanting to go to Batam since I've moved here a year and a half ago. Right now it feels like I won't have the opportunity before I have to move back to the US in another year and a half.
Great Video, How much is the entry fee for long term pass holders?
$15 for anyone who isn't a citizen or PR.
Very nice sir. Do they have contemporary art in here?
You stated that it must have been frustrating for the locals to be occupied by the British, among others. Singapore wasn't occupied by the British; it was founded by them. Previously the island was barely more than a swamp with a tiny indigenous population. The ancestors of all those Singaporeans of Indian and Chinese ethnicity came to Singapore to either work for the British or exploit the business opportunities offered by the British colony. It was the British who put in place most of the initial infrastructure, not only physical but also legal, governmental and educational. Following independence, the Singaporeans have done a magnificent job building upon these sound foundations to make Singapore the success it is today.
Thanks for clarifying! I appreciate the correction. A lot of change no doubt for those living here through it all!
Good one.
I also tried growing a beard but it turned out not to my liking, and now I too have white stubs sticking out if I don't shaved. Feeling is mutual. Hehehe.
Glad I'm not alone in the beard struggle!
Your significant other was missing in this post. 😉. Yes, your beard 🧔 ......😁
She said something about having to work. Ha ha!
Is this free?
you need mix your wanton noodles well before eat, else you will not taste as good sauce 😉
Haha actually we were kicked out and forced to be independent 😆.
They thought we would not make it as a small no resources island city state but the rest is history 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
Certainly turned out well for Singapore!