Dalhousie Obelisk
Dalhousie Obelisk is a monument Downtown Core Singapore located in Singapore.
Empress Place Singapore
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Built in 1850, this monument was the island’s 1st public statue . It marked Singapore’s 2nd visit from Lord James Andrew, the Marquis of Dalhousie & Governor-General of India. Source: VisitSingapore
Designed by John Turnbull Thomson, then Government Surveyor. Inspired by "Cleopatra's Needle" on the Thames Embankment in London. Source: Wikipedia
The monument was built to remind merchants of the benefits of free trade. Spot inscriptions in Jawi, Chinese, Tamil & English on each side. Source: VisitSingapore
The four decorative pinnacle lamps are functional & well-maintained ????????
Dear National Heritage Board - you misspelled Dalhousie on the information plaque
Di tengah kota ada tugu Dalhouse obelisk...
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Inscriptions also included in Jawi (Malay Arabic). Promoting multi-racial values???????? - Cheen The Curious
The tour is very good. Our guide was Mel, she was very nice, professional and knowledgeable. - Kaylie M
This museum is slick and interesting with lots of interactive opportunities for children. A wonderful collection of artifacts from around the region giving an excellent perspective.Overwhelmingly good - Linda
Do take a moment to enjoy its architectural details and history. - Ayu Wulandari
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Monument
Place Singapore » Downtown Core