Walk With Hantu: Changi
Cost:
$98.00 Tours are led by STB licensed tour guides. Tourists and locals are welcome.
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Media Coverage of this Tour
The Straits Times / Yahoo News Singapore An article titled “Spirits of Singapore: Ghosts, history and the eerie allure of dark tourism” mentions your “Walk with Hantu: Changi” and how it weaves history, heritage and urban legend. Mothership — “I saw something move inside Old Changi Hospital…” A participant’s account from the tour with photos and narrative. Yahoo / Style — Supernatural Confessions Walk with Hantu: Changi A write-up describing the 3-hour “story-tour of the creepy side of Changi” Heritage.sg – Dark Tours in Singapore As part of a “Dark Tours” listing, Walk with Hantu: Changi appears in the Heritage Festival programming. Seth Lui - I Don't Know What's Real Anymore Crossing the line between reality and folklore. Confirm Good - Walk With Hantu Changi We were spotlighted in things that you could do beyond the norm. |
For years now, Walk With Hantu: Changi has led brave souls through Singapore's most haunted district. Now, as redevelopment creeps in and the old buildings prepare for their final transformation, this signature tour enters its last run - your final chance to experience Changi before its ghosts fade into history.
The night begins by the shoreline of the old coastal kampong, where sea breeze carries stories older than the airport itself. Here, under the dim glow of street lamps, you’ll hear how fishermen, soldiers, and villagers once lived — and how many never left.
From the beach, the path winds toward the former British military barracks, now repurposed as modern-day chalets. The laughter of holidaymakers hides a darker past: suicide pacts, wartime executions, and strange silhouettes still seen from the upper floors. Each stop reveals how Changi’s colonial glamour turned quietly uncanny. Deeper inland lies a stretch unlike anywhere else in Singapore — an enclave of abandoned buildings, each with its own unsettling tale. The derelict SIA Recreational Centre, the eerie Chalet M, the former Raintr33 Hotel, and finally the looming shell of Old Changi Hospital form the island’s largest surviving cluster of forgotten structures. Nearby stands Singapore’s first Prisoner-of-War encampment, still left abandoned — its last tenant mysteriously chose not to renew the lease despite no rent issues. Curiously, the grounds remain beautifully maintained, as if someone unseen is still tending to it. And hidden among the trees is another colonial-era residence seldom mentioned in public records, where several visitors with psychic sensitivity have described vivid impressions of a tragic crime — one that was never reported. Walking these dark lanes, you’ll feel what no photograph can capture: the hum of emptiness, the stillness before a whisper. Throughout the evening, professional storyteller Eugene Tay weaves firsthand accounts gathered from residents who grew up here — confessions never published online, stitched together with Singapore’s wartime history and the region’s supernatural logic. His storytelling is intelligent, witty, and unsettlingly real — part documentary, part theatre, all memory. The tour closes with a quiet reflection: Why is Changi haunted? Together, we trace how trauma, myth, and memory intertwine — revealing that haunting is not just about spirits, but about the stories a place refuses to forget. Why it’s special:
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Cost & Payment Matters
Cost of tour is SGD 98.00 per participant, and can be paid through PayLah or PayNow to this number, +65 9459 4931 (Eugene Tay). Minimum pax required to commence the tour is 8 pax. If the date you have chosen is cancelled by us, we will offer you an alternative date; if no alternative dates are available, we will give you a full refund. What to prepare for the tour
Meet 7.30pm (7.35pm commence on the dot) Location: Changi Point Ferry Terminal Drop Off Point (51 Lor Bekukong, Singapore 499172) End 10.30pm Location: The Coastal Settlement (200 Netheravon Rd, Singapore 508529) * Some admin stuff to ensure your safety and comfort. Safety Please sound out if you have:
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