Editing Fort Canning Hill / Fort Canning Park (section)

=== Highlights and Attractions ===

==== 1. Battle Box ====
An underground command center from WWII, now an interactive museum where visitors can step back in time and experience wartime Singapore through sound, light, and storytelling.

==== 2. Fort Canning Centre ====
A restored military building that now hosts cultural exhibitions, community events, and performances celebrating Singapore’s creative spirit.

==== 3. Archaeological Excavation Site ====
An open-air display where visitors can see the remains of ancient structures and artifacts from the 14th century — proof of Singapore’s early global connections.

==== 4. Spice Garden ====
A nod to Singapore’s colonial botanical roots, this recreated garden features cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove trees — spices that once fueled the region’s trade and economy.

==== 5. Raffles Garden ====
Named after '''Sir Stamford Raffles''', this garden celebrates his contributions to Singapore’s development and features replicas of 19th-century colonial landscaping.

==== 6. Maritime Corner at Fort Canning ====
An educational exhibition that explores Singapore’s maritime history, from its role as a 14th-century port to its rise as a global trading hub.

==== 7. Fort Gate ====
The remnants of the original 19th-century fort walls, now partially restored — a popular photo spot and historical landmark.

==== 8. Fort Canning Green ====
A large open field used for outdoor concerts, festivals, and performances. It’s hosted major events such as Shakespeare in the Park, Laneway Festival, and Ballet Under the Stars.

==== 9. Sang Nila Utama Garden ====
One of the park’s newest highlights — designed to reflect the royal gardens of ancient Singapura, with pavilions, lotus ponds, and motifs inspired by Javanese palace architecture.
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