Happy 46th Birthday, Singapore! And to mark this occassion, Asian Civilization Museum is having a free admission day today including to its special exhibit.
Reached museum at about 1040am, and there was a queue already formed.
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long queue at the entrance to exhibition halls |
There was a sign downstairs that states the waiting at the gallery is approximately 60 minutes.
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we're turning to the left although entrance is to the right, because it is a snaking queue.... |
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something to amuse the kids.. terracota jigsaw puzzle |
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model showing assembly line to create terracota figures but take a look at the sea of people downstairs.. yup, that's the queue! |
After 45 minutes of queueing, finally we went into the exhibition hall only to find another queue to enter the special exhibition section. ZzzzZzz....
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queue again... |
Waited for another 10 minutes before we managed to enter.
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picture of actual tomb site |
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terracota figures |
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the General stands in front, has a distinctive headdress and is taller than the rest |
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kneeling archer, Qin Dynasty |
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look at the details of his shoe soles |
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carved doorway from a tomb, Eastern Han Dynasty |
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bronze vessels; washer and kettle (top shelf), food vessel and steamer (lower shelf) |
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collection of animal figurines |
There's also a modern art installation at the exit/entrance to the exhibition halls (means first space after queueing for 45 minutes).
Left the museum at about 1245pm and there was a super long queue that extended till the outside of the museum. Wow...
Here's a
wiki link to learn more about Terracota Warriors.
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