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Calling all Doraemon fans! This is your chance to catch a FREE screening of Doraemon the Movie 2018 : Nobita’s Treasure Island tomorrow (15 June) at 2.30pm. Don’t miss this one-off screening at Festive Arts Theatre before it’s gone!

Children Bicentennial

Children Bicentennial

 — 在 National Gallery Singapore 。

10 Be your Own Captain On Deck

2 Big Hug

Children Bicentennial

 — 在 National Gallery Singapore 。

Lobster Laska

 Talks and Demos: Hotel Fort Canning Peranakan Laksa with Lobster by Chef Jeffrey Tan 
I tasted the Laksa so spicy..

THE SALON

Unwind in soft music, and warm, natural earth tones with indoor and alfresco dining options at The Salon. Tickle your taste buds with our all-new menu featuring Western flavors and Asian favorites such as Lobster Nasi Lemak, HFC Singapore Curry Chicken, Stuffed Chicken Roulade and a variety of pizzas and pastas.

Begin your next epicurean adventure right at The Salon.

For reservations and enquiries, please contact us at 6799 8809 or email us at fnb@hfcsingapore.com

Sang Nlia Utama Garden

Sang Nila Utama Garden

The Sang Nila Utama Garden is named after the first ancient king of Singapore and reimagines the Southeast Asian gardens of old. Such gardens were integral parts of palaces such as the one which stood on this hill in the 14th century. The garden has traditional features such as a symmetrical layout typical of these spaces, a series of Javanese split gates that mark the entrance of new zones/’realms’, and a reflective pool which can serve as a meditative refuge.

Ornamentals such as Magnolias, Ixoras and perfume plants such as Gardenias, Vallaris are planted for their significance in ancient Javanese culture. Fruit trees such as Duku, Rambutan & Pomelo are planted too; John Crawfurd recorded seeing giant specimens of these when he first arrived at Fort Canning and concluded that they were likely cultivated by the earlier settlement that lived on the hill.

Forbidden Spring

Pancur Larangan (or the Forbidden Spring)

A freshwater spring used to flow from the face of Fort Canning Hill at this location. In ancient times, it was known as Pancur Larangan, or the ‘Forbidden Spring’ as it was used as a bathing place by the noble ladies of the royal court of Singapura. This ancient bath, which would have been an important part of the palace, has been re-created in the 14th-century Javanese style.

This garden features a commissioned mural wall handcrafted in natural volcanic rock which details life in Fort Canning Park from 14th century to the 19th century, as well as the socio-cultural influence of water in different eras. The mural wall is designed by Mr Eng Siak Loy.

Fort Canning

Today, Fort Canning Park features nine historical gardens - the Pancur Larangan, Artisan’s Garden, Sang Nila Utama Garden, Jubilee Park (Phase 1), Raffles Garden, First Botanic Garden, Farquhar Garden, Spice Garden and Armenian Street Park.

Accompanying these gardens are wayfinding and trail guides which will allow visitors to plan their own trail and explore the hill at their own pace. Visitors can also download the augmented reality trail, BALIKSG: The Fort Canning Trail. The app will bring park visitors on an interactive journey through Fort Canning Park, revisiting the hill back when it was known as Bukit Larangan or Government Hill. The total length of the trail is about 2.5km, with eight checkpoints placed throughout the park including the various gardens. Visitors can look out for the AR marker in the park and start the app at any point. 

Floral Fantasy

Special rate 4 dollar at Floral Fantasy, love the 4 D ride as a dragonfly
that slide through the Garden by the sky,with the glasses.