asian civilisations museum​ 33 53

asian civilisations museum​ 33 53

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In Singapore, the Asian Civilisations Museum is a leading place to learn about Asia’s rich heritage. Set along the Singapore River at Empress Place, ACM’s grand colonial architecture is part of its appeal.

ACM focuses on the diverse cultures and histories of Asia, especially those connected to Singapore’s roots. Galleries display artefacts from China, India, Southeast Asia, and West Asia, showing the depth of Asian heritage. You’ll see ancient ceramics, gold jewellery, textiles, religious statues, and even rare shipwreck finds.

One highlight is the Tang Shipwreck collection—a trove of Chinese artefacts website recovered from a 9th-century shipwreck. Other popular galleries focus on faith and belief, trade and connections, and everyday life in ancient Asia.

ACM often hosts special exhibitions featuring rare artefacts from international museums or private collections. Workshops, guided tours, festivals, and hands-on activities make it engaging for families and students.

The museum’s riverfront location also means visitors can enjoy beautiful views and easy access to nearby attractions like Boat Quay and Clarke Quay.

With its fascinating galleries and central location, ACM is a must-visit for anyone wanting to understand Singapore’s multicultural roots and Asia’s shared heritage.