Survival Hall - A tribute to Chinese women who played a pivotal role in the development of overseas Chinese communities.
	En En's Kitchen - In this replica of a typical traditional Chinese kitchen, visitors can interact with cooking implements and ingredients.
	Food Hall - See various types of Chinese food and discover interesting stories and facts.

Address:	262 Pasir Panjang Road (Haw Par Villa), Singapore 118628 Locate Hua Song Museum at www.map.gov.sg by entering '118628' in the postal code field. Click on the map for a larger image
Tel:	65-6777-7819 (Hua Song Museum), 65-6339-6833 (Office)
Opening hours:	Tuesday - Sunday 12noon to 7pm Closed on Mondays and Public Holidays
Admission:	Adults:$8 , Children:$5
Guided Tours:	Hourly Guided Tours
How to get there:	By MRT: Nearest MRT Station: Buona Vista or Harbourfront By bus: SBS bus 200 from Buona Vista Station, SBS buses 10, 30, TIBS bus 188 from HabourFront Station, SBS bus 143 from Orchard Road or SBS bus 51 from Chinatown
Website:	http://www.huasong.org/whats_new.htm
Photos:	From flickr.
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