My Trip to Fort Siloso, Sentosa
This place has its own history, its a well preserved fort, museum and also a poignant reminder of the nation’s wartime history, particularly World War II.
How to get to Fort Siloso?
Easiest way by public transport is to get to Habourfront MRT station, and take the Sentosa Express Monorail, alight at beach station.
then take a beach shuttle from there to reach fort siloso.
Exploring Fort Siloso
First stop will be the sky walk!
Take the elevator up the 11 storey high sky walk with a nice view
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| It was really really hot when we went |
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| The view from the skywalk |
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| View of the south islands |
After the sky walk, we reached the entrance of the fort siloso.
There are a few attractions or stops, you can see the Tunnel, Fort siloso square etc.
This fort was built in the late 19th century to protect Singapore from sea invasion.
But during world war II, when the Japanese troop invaded Singapore, the British troop used this fort to support and defend Singapore..
It is a nice place to explore especially if you want to get to know more about the fort and singapore’s history.
the admission is Free to Fort Siloso Skywalk and to Fort Siloso and the area.
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| You can walk down the stairs |
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| in the tunnel |
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| well preserved command post |
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| Another photo of the command post |
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| The BL Gun |
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| Some old building which i forgot what is this |
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| Gun battery area |
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| The Engine room. I like how they explain the history of all the buildings and equipment here. |
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| The place where the soldiers were once stationed to spot incoming naval ships |
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| Wreckage of a Japanese aircraft engine |
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| Opium |
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| A Photogenic hidden spot |
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| Another photogenic location to the north of sentosa |
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