Labrador Park and Labrador Secret Tunnels, Singapore
Opened in May 2005, there are two ways of looking at these two restored British-era bunkers: either they're done a pretty good job of making a tunnel interesting, or even if you dress it up with spot lights and recorded booms, it's still just a bunch of tunnels.
Opened in May 2005, there are two ways of looking at these two restored British-era bunkers: either they're done a pretty good job of making a tunnel interesting, or even if you dress it up with spot lights and recorded booms, it's still just a bunch of tunnels. There are also some machine gun posts, old artillery guns etc scattered about in Labrador Park, which also has some walking trails and a quiet stretch of seashore opposite Sentosa.
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About Labrador Park and Labrador Secret Tunnels
Labrador Villa Road, Singapore
+65 6479 2989
Labrador Park and Labrador Secret Tunnels and Nearby Sights on Map
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