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Built in 1845, this Thai Buddhist temple has one of the largest Reclining Buddha statues in the world. Spectacular to behold, the statue is completely gold-plated and measures 33 metres in length. You will also find magnificently crafted statues of Devas and other mythical creatures on temple grounds.

The Gardens came to existence in 1884 and were known as "the Waterfall Gardens". Walking around the Gardens, one cannot miss the Cannon Ball Tree, the large buttress roots of the Sengkuang Tree and various plants. From afar, witness the clear streams of water flowing on the hills above the reservoir. Enjoy a scenic stroll or jog around the gardens as you breathe in the fresh air and be amazed by the wonders of nature.

Fort Cornwallis was built in 1786 and was designed for defence. Although it is so, Fort Cornwallis served more as an administrative centre for the British, having survived without much threat of enemy attacks. Fort Cornwallis was once surrounded with a moat roughly 9m wide and 2m deep. In the fort, one can still see some of the original structures built over a century ago, including a chapel, prison cells, which were once used as barracks, a munitions storage area, a harbour light once used to signal incoming ships, the original flagstaff and several old bronze canons.

Step into a world of timelessness and poised grandeur. With daily tours available, visitors get to immerse themselves into the iconic history and architecture of The Blue Mansion. More than just an exhibition, the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion has a bar where guests may enjoy cocktails and a unique dining experience at the restaurant, Indigo.