Made up of a cemetery of nearly 5,000 servicemen and a separate memorial bearing the names of more than 24,000 others, the war memorial is divided in three segments to represent the different branches of the military, the Air Force, Army and Navy. Of the tombstones, about 850 remain without names.
Upon entering the memorial, there is a large bronze door nearby a reference book for each of the names within. On Remembrance Day, which is typically held in November, there is a rather large service at the memorial to pay tribute to those who lost their lives.
Latest Reviews
Review by Carly M, April 2013
Doing what: Singapore Round-Island Tour with Changi Prison, Kranji War Memorial and Gardens by the Bay
Foo was our tour guide - he was fantastic. Very knowledgable and ran a great day. Would recommend this tour if you are interested in the history of Singapore.
Review by janette c, April 2013
Doing what: Singapore Round-Island Tour with Changi Prison, Kranji War Memorial and Gardens by the Bay
we did many tours during our 36 day stay,we were travelling with a group of 8 people, and all agreed that this was one of the best tours we did, our guide was so informative and really knew his job well. we were more than pleased with our Singapore Haw Par ville and Round island day trip. The lunch we had was fantastic.
thanks
Review by Christine B, February 2013
Doing what: Singapore Round-Island Tour with Changi Prison, Kranji War Memorial and Gardens by the Bay
Very good. Interesting and a great way to see the island.



