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- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Many graves are still in good condition, despite being closed to burials since 1973. Came across rebuilt & eye-catching ones, & some with colourful tiles like this
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 11, 2020Expect mosquitoes. The taller grasses hide uneven grounds & puddles, plus objects like bricks and stones; step carefully/gingerly if u intend to trek through the terrain
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Shortcut to Mt Pleasant Rd. Heading clockwise along the road through Blk/Hill 3, find this fork on ur left (Div 6). Take the right route and u will arrive at Jln Mashhor
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020If u r driving, take note that some roads are one-way. They tend to be narrow and u will not be able to stop on one side to let another vehicle pass
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 11, 2020Enjoy your walk here. Plenty to admire including the vegetation, birds and heritage/stories of the graves
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Alternative access via Lornie Highway (north-bound). Keep left and slow down after passing the PIE slip road. Immediate access to hills/blocks 2 & 5
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 11, 2020Hill and hence cemetery was named after George Henry Brown, a ship owner, trader and broker in the 1870s. His residence was at nearby Mt Pleasant. Source: Infopedia
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 11, 2020Tomb trail. Between Hills 1 & 3, you get to go on a self-guided walk to 25 marked graves and their uniqueness & significance 👍🏼
- Cheen The CuriousNovember 27, 2019Did u know? This cemetery was placed on the 2014 World Monuments Watch, which records global heritage sites which are at risk of being destroyed. Source: Infopedia
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Some paths, while not paved, are wide enough for a standard 4-wheeled vehicle to pass. Some of them lead to dead ends though 😬
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 11, 2020Bird-watching. There are 94 resident birds recorded here! Many of them busily chirp throughout the day!
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Vehicular parking. There are no designated parking lots but most visitors park at Blk/Hill 1, shortly after passing the main gates
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Nearest bus-stops: Along Lornie Highway #41161 ("Aft Kheam Hock Rd") has svcs 52, 74, 93, 852; and #41169 ("Bef Kheam Hock Rd") w svcs 52, 74, 93, 157, 165, 852, 855
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 11, 2020All that greenery undisturbed is bound to be conducive for animals to find shelter
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 9, 2020Possibly the clearest map displaying the locations of blocks (hills) of the Bt Brown Documentation project. Found the sign at Block 4
- Cheen The CuriousAugust 15, 2020"Kopi Sua" (Coffee Hill) is NOT Bukit Brown Cemetery 😁 https://bukitbrown.com/main/?p=1600
- Brandon LeeMay 12, 2012Interesting place to learn about the different tomb stone designs and culture of Singapore's ancestors.
- Terence YeoApril 8, 2012It is the last Qing Ming for some families over here. Public Exhumation for those places that the Road/Bridge will be built.
- Beautiful wooded area, endangered birds and 100,000 graves of SG pioneer generation.
- Andrew HimApril 22, 2010Here lies the rich and famous of Singapore's past - Chew Boon Lay, Mrs Lim Nee Soon, Lim Chong Pang, etc.The biggest grave in Singapore, belonging to Ong Sam Leong, is here too. Read more
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