Highlights: Lee Kong Chian Art Museum features 7,000 years of rich Chinese culture through a spectacular collection of ceramics, paints, calligraphy, jade and bronzes South & Southeast Asian Gallery narrates how spices, trade, languages and religions influenced art through beautiful displays of South and Southeast Asian art pieces. Ng Eng Teng Gallery - named after one of Singapore's foremost sculptor - feature a comprehensive and unique collection of his artworks. Address: National University of Singapore 50 Kent Ridge Crescent S(119279) Locate NUS Museum at www.map.gov.sg by entering '119279' in the postal code field. Click on the map for a larger image Tel: (65) 6516 4617/6 Opening hours: Mon to Sat (10am-5pm) Closed on Sunday and Public Holidays Admission: Free Guided tours: By appointment (Mondays-Fridays), 2pm-3pm (Saturdays) How to get there: By bus: Bus Stop A (Main road opposite Kent Vale): 33, 96, 188 Bus Stop B (Opposite the Museum Building): 96 Bus Stop C (Along the Museum Building): 151 By MRT: 96 from Clementi MRT Station/Bus Interchange Nearest MRT Station is Clementi Station Website: http://www.nus.edu.sg/museums Reviews: A NUS Museum tour On a Wednesday afternoon Remembering Ng Eng Teng Read more about NUS Museums. Tags: singapore culture, singapore events, singapore entertainment, singapore living, singapore life, singapore fun, singapore activities, singapore arts, singapore heritage, singapore museums, singapore community, singapore tourism, singapore activities, nus museum singapore