Description of Programme
Embark on a poignant exploration of Singapore's history with a bus tour retracing the significant events of the Japanese invasion during World War II. This immersive experience takes participants through key historical sites, providing profound insights into the resilience and sacrifices that have shaped the nation.
Beginning at Sarimbun Beach, the tour follows the path of the Japanese invasion, with stops at the Woodlands Causeway, Bukit Timah Hill, Kent Ridge Park, Bukit Chandu, and the Former Ford Factory. Each site holds unique stories of courage and perseverance, narrated by knowledgeable facilitators who bring history to life.
The tour not only commemorates the bravery of those who defended Singapore but also emphasises the ongoing importance of national defence. Reflecting on these historical events fosters a deep appreciation for the nation's resilience and a commitment to safeguarding its hard-earned peace and sovereignty.
Learning Objective / Total Defence Pillars
Understand Historical Significance: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the key events during the Japanese invasion of Singapore and their impact on the nation's history.
Recognise Individual Contributions: Learn about the critical role of individual and collective efforts in defending the nation, highlighting the importance of personal responsibility in national defence.
Develop National Identity: Strengthen a sense of national pride and identity by connecting with the historical events that have shaped Singapore, fostering a deeper appreciation for the nation's resilience and unity.
Location(s)
Sarimbun Beach, Woodlands Causeway, Bukit Chandu and Former Ford Factory
Partial Outdoor
Rating
Duration
3 to 4 hrs
Session Timings
Session 1: 08:30 - 11:30 / 12:30
Session 2: 13:30 - 16:30 / 17:30
Pricing (per participant)
Without Bento Meals: $41
With Bento Meals: $56
Min: 20 pax Max: 50 pax
Terms and Conditions
The unit POC must submit the Booking Form at least 10 working days before the event date.
The unit POC must provide the Purchase Order (PO) number at least 5 working days before the event date.
The unit POC must notify vendor of any changes in the number of participants at least 3 working days before the event date.
Fee waivers are considered and granted based on compelling and last-minute reasons (unrelated to work commitments). Hence, fee waiver is granted only if participant(s) meet one of the following criteria:
1. Medical Certificate indicates that the participant's medical leave was granted at least 2 days prior to the date of the activity (3 and more days allows the unit POC to inform the vendor about the change in the total number of participants).
2. Compassionate Leave was granted at least 2 days prior to the date of the activity (3 and more days allows the unit POC to inform the vendor about the change in the total number of participants).