Nei Xue Tang operates under the House Museum scheme, which allows prominent collectors to show their private collections in their homes. The pre-war house displaying the collection is an architectural attraction.

Highlights: Rare and significant Buddhist artefacts, amulets, talismans, relics and works of art from South East Asia, China, Japan, Tibet, Nepal, Afghanistan, etc. A wide array of artefacts made from gold, silver, bronze, stone, horns, jade, crystal and more. Artworks by internationally acclaimed Singaporean artist, Tan Swie Hian. Address: 235 Cantonment Road, Singapore 089766. Locate Nei Xue Tang at www.map.gov.sg by entering '089766' in the postal code field. Click on the map for a larger image Tel: (65) 6372 0189 Opening hours: Mon – Sun ( 10am to 5pm ) Admission: Adult $5, Child $3 Please refer to this page for updated admission charges. Guided Tour: By appointment only. How to get there: By MRT: Nearest MRT Station: Outram Park & Tanjong Pagar By Bus: 75, 167 and 196 Website: http://www.neixuetang.org/ Reviews: Nei Xue Tang: A Museum of Buddhist Art - Part 1 New Buddhist relics at Nei Xue Tang Read more about Nei Xue Tang. 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, nei xue tang museum singapore