Asian Civilisations Museum
- 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555, Singapore, Singapore
- 6563327798
- http://www.acm.org.sg/
OVERVIEW
Enthrall your students with stories of mythical creatures in Asia, or learn moral values through listening to captivating stories from the past. These tours are led by our volunteer docents.
Storytelling Tour – Fantastic Creatures
Suitable for: K1 and K2 students (5–6 years old)
Day(s): Mondays to Fridays
Guided tour: Approx. 45 minutes
Participants per session: max 40pax
We can take in tours, but only at limited capacities under Safe Management Measures. Please contact us atThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information.
Storytelling Tour – Fantastic Creatures
Suitable for: K1 and K2 students (5–6 years old)
Day(s): Mondays to Fridays
Guided tour: Approx. 45 minutes
Participants per session: max 40pax
We can take in tours, but only at limited capacities under Safe Management Measures. Please contact us at
Establishment year
2012
Local context
Discover the Asian Civilisations Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a government-supported cultural destination focused on bringing Asia’s heritage to life through engaging storytelling. The museum’s guided tours are designed to enrich learning for young students, helping groups explore imaginative tales and timeless moral lessons drawn from stories of the past. Led by dedicated volunteer docents, these storytelling experiences invite participants to connect with cultural themes in an approachable, classroom-friendly format. One featured option is the Storytelling Tour – Fantastic Creatures, suitable for K1 and K2 students (ages 5–6), with sessions running approximately 45 minutes from Mondays to Fridays. Each session has limited capacity, and while tours can be accommodated, availability is subject to Safe Management Measures. For more details about tour logistics and current capacity limits, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
Asian Civilisations Museum