Educational Tour

Places listed here are suitable for both Adults and Children. We are a strong advocate of life long earning and we believe that it is through exposure and seeing new things can we continue to fire our curiosity.

For Children, as quoted from a paragraph in early childhood curriculum written by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Singapore Senior Minister of Trade and Industry and Education

"The child who has his curiosity ignited in his early years, who develops an excitement about learning and interacts easily with others, will have a headstart in life. Let’s give every child a headstart."

We hope that this blog can achieve this lofty objectives.

Alot of factory tours venues will also appear in this educational tours section as factory tours usually come with guides. So feel free to follow the links below and see what interest you!

For locations with a (worksheets) hyperlink, it means that worksheets are available for download. Be patient, the number of locations with worksheets will increase over time. It is a time consuming process to write and cross-checked the answer.

1)   Pizza Hut Kitchen Tour
2)   Mushroom Farm Tour:- Mycofarm
3)   Fire Station Tour
4)   Fire Station Heritage Tour
5)   Haw Par Villa
6)   Newater
7)   Marina Barrage
8)   Japanese Occupation Series - Part 1 - Battle Box
9)   Japanese Occupation Series - Part 2 - Ford Factory
10) Japanese Occupation Series - Part 3 - Changi Chapel
11) Kelong Tour
12) Wheat and Mushroom farm:-Kin Yan
13) Ointment and Balm factory:- Fei Fah
14) Chee Cheong Fun Factory Tour:- Leong Chai Kee
15) Sand Quarry
16) Land Transport Authority (LTA) Gallery
17) Air Force Museum
18) Yakult Factory
19) Gardenia Factory
20) Hay Dairy
21) NTU Chinese Heritage Center
22) HDB Gallery
23) Youth Olympics Learning Center

24) Sime Darby Cooking Oil
25) Hydroponics Vegetable Farm Tour
26) Singapore City Gallery
27) Science Center Kitchen Lab
28) OpenNet Gallery
29) Philatelic Museum
30) Theory and practical of Traditional Chinese Medicine
31) Radio Station Visit
32) Gems and Jade Factory
33) Chinese Opera Museum
34) Birdnest Warehouse
35) Crocodile Farm
36) Grass Jelly Factory
37) NUS Museum
38) ArtScience Museum
39) Lorong Halus Wetland
40) Bio Diesel Recycling Plant
41) Alexandra Canal
42) Tiger Beer Brewery
43) Ion Sky
44) Malay Curry Puff

45) Chem Gallery at Jurong Island

46) Kranji War Memorial
47) Marina Bay City Gallery
48) Wan Qing Yuan Gallery
49) Coffee Factory
50) Fassler Salmon Factory
51) Peranakan Museum
52) Pastamania Doughwork (worksheets)
53) Lab Work for all
54) Otah and Soon Kueh Fty (worksheets)
55) Home Team Gallery
56) Reflections at Bukit Chandu
57) Tampines Changkat Butterfly Garden
58  IRAS Gallery
59) Birdnest Factory
60) NTU Bio Science Lab
61) Tai Hua Soya Sauce

Educational Tour - Part 1 - Pizza Hut Kitchen Tour

I have received an email today from a fellow blogger asking me to introduce some educational sites in Singapore for visit.

In my earlier blog post, I mentioned putting it off until after Chinese New Year before introducing educational sites, but your wish is my command.

The first site (I will introduce 3-5 sites before Chinese New Year, and the rest after) is Pizza Hut kitchen tour.

Pizza Hut is one of the largest pizza restaurant in Singapore. You can find it practically in any corners of Singapore. So what went on in the Kitchen while you are waiting for your pizza? Find out more below!

Making a pizza is akin to manufacturing a car in a factory. There is a process flow to it and all restaurant crews must be familiar to the steps they specialize in. In general there are 5 steps.

Step One: - Dough is made in a large mixer whereby flour and water are added. This process cannot be seen in the tour due to safety reason.

Step Two: - Dough is flatten into saucer shape using machine (not a roller) and place over a mould.

Step Three: - The dough in the mould is then allowed to rise to a certain level within the mould.

Step Four: - Toppings and sauce depending on what you order will be placed on top of the pizza.

Step Five: - The Pizza is passed into a tunnel oven at 200 degrees Celsius.

Step Six: - The cooked Pizza is then cut and serves.

Through the steps, the restaurant will explain the whole process clearly and will take any question gladly.

At the end of the tour, kids interested can try their hands in making the pizza (But they cannot eat it.)

After the tour, visitors will have to eat their lunch at the restaurant (compulsory) at a discounted price.

Pizza Huts is categorised under educational tours.

If you need transportation services to visit this place, please refer to our product listing page.

You can also purchase a list of Top 40 Must Visit Places in Singapore with Sample Itineraries at the Donation/Payment Details page.


Update: Pizza Hut Kitchen Tour is stopped until further notice


1) Drinks station

2) Dough flattening and laying station

3)  Dough raising station

4) Topping station

5) Oven Station

6) Others - Frying station

7) Children DIY Pizza test!

Address: All around Singapore
Booking: Booking is required. Please call Richard Yap at 93893820

Christmas and Chinese New Year Shopping Tour - Frost Products (Part 4)

My vocab for food is strictly limited to normal Singaporean common food. This warehouse retail shop sell most of the food ingredients that I have never heard of before. The food are more suitable for Western palates.

The warehouse sell food such as Pita bread, Avocadro slices, egg tart, ice-cream dessert, frozen mushroom and drop dead cheap Esprit drinks at $2 dollars.

So if you can find some uses for the food named above (There are many other food, too bad I cannot remember all.) feel free to visit them on weekdays.

This tour is classified under warehouse tours.

If you need transportation services to visit this place, please refer to our product listing page.

You can also purchase a list of Top 40 Must Visit Places in Singapore with Sample Itineraries at the Donation/Payment Details page.






Above: Waffles, cookies, Esprit and other drinks for sampling (Avail only if booking was made)


Booking: No booking is required.