Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, Singapore

This is an amazing place for museum lovers where they could see specimens for animals and plants. The whole museum may take up about 3 hours or more for visitors who are serious about obtaining knowledge from the visit. For casual visitors, it may just take about an hour to walk around and take photos. There are certainly some fascinating specimens and artifacts that surprise me which transform to different experience than reading from books or browsing from internet.

Very nice ecological learning journey! Strongly recommend parents with kids aged 5 onwards to come down and gain more knowledge. Also a good museum date!

My visit to Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum was an enriching experience. The exhibits were fascinating, offering a glimpse into the natural world like never before. The museum boasts an impressive collection of specimens, from towering dinosaur skeletons to intricately preserved insects. It's a paradise for nature enthusiasts and those curious about the world around us. While the exhibits were captivating, I felt that some areas could use a bit more interactive elements or informative displays to enhance the visitor experience. Overall, Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is definitely worth a visit for anyone interested in the wonders of nature. With a few enhancements, it could easily become a 5-star attraction.

Wasn't took crowded on a Saturday afternoon! Loved the fact they have dinosaurs and trilobites! It was also interesting learning about flora and fauna, with a Singapore history connection. A very good organized display of an extensive collection 👍🏻

So many exhibits at the LKCNHM. Very underrated museum - more should definitely know about it. Learnt so much about the different organisms and plants on Earth and the dinosaur fossils were just a treat.

An exciting display of Singapore biodiversity. A delicious mix of academia and adventure catered to both the young and old. A must on your itinerary when visiting Singapore. Do catch the Death by Man exhibit which is a refreshing awakening to the individuality of animals and the responsibility humans have to protect the wildlife diversity around us.

For any bio science geeks out there, it is recommended. Foreigner fee at SGD 27 and was worth it. Well kept thousands of plant and animal specimen for you to see. I went there by MRT to CC22 Kent ridge (University hospital) and take bus no.95 (pay) or D2 (free)

Interesting stories learnt from guided tour. Impressed by the effort to recover sperm whale sample and the mass collection from the nature.