Bukit Brown Cemetery Walk-FULL

A walk through Bukit Brown Cemetery promises a rich blend of nature and history. Opened in 1922, Bukit Brown has roughly 100,000 tombs belonging to various Chinese social classes. Chew Joo Chiat, the “King of Katong”, is buried here, just to name one prominent figure. It’s a very peaceful place to take a walk and learn about Singapore’s history.

Date: 25 October
Time: 8.30am to 10am
Meeting Place: Japanese Association, 120 Adam Road, Singapore 289899
Price: Free
Parking: No parking – nearest Parking is Cluny Court or side streets of Adam Road.
MRT: Botanic Gardens

Expat Living’s Event Manager Susan will meet you at the front of the Japanese Association on Adam Road – she will email you exactly how to get there. This walk will take approximately 1.5 hours.

Please remember to wear comfortable shoes and clothes – and don’t forget to bring water and mosquito repellent!

Disclaimer: While this is an easy walk and can be done by beginners, the event is not suitable for those recovering from injury or medical procedures. Please seek medical advice to ensure you are fit before signing up. Expat Living will not be responsible for any accidents or loss of belongings during the walk. Photos taken by our representatives during the event will only be used on Expat Living publications and digital platforms.