In Singapore, companies are always thinking of new ways to get more customers. 

This has to be one of the most cost effective and viral methods, and it is just so unbelievable that I had to try it out.

I signed up via the weblink,
 http://ohs.pgtb.me/d0gcDV and was pleasantly surprised to receive a call in about a day or two - fixing an appointment was easy, I was able to get the time and the date I wanted on the first try.

Heading down to their outlet at Takashimaya, I was initially a little apprehensive, as I was expected some kind of pressure sales since the treatment is offered FREE.

Read more about my experience by clicking Read More!

As an adult, my forays there were few and far in between, but nothing prepared me for the state that it is in now. The statues were fading, there were cracks in the floors, walls and algae had all but eaten up the entire pond. But still, it has its charms. 

Bringing my friend from Thailand there, we had a lot of fun strolling through the park and taking photos with the amazing collection of statues. Everything looks smaller and shorter now, perhaps because I've also grown a lot taller. I enjoyed looking at the gates of hell, and this time, it did not frighten me. No longer would I get nightmares about the men being sawed in half nor their tongues being cut out. I've really grown up!

It was really easy to get there! Hop onto the circle line ( the yellow line! ) and stop at Haw Par Villa. The moment you walk out of the MRT, you'll see Har Par Villa. If you can't find your way, use the application, How2Go - it's free and it works as its name says.

Entrance is FREE, so this makes it a wonderful historical park filled with fresh air and in the evenings, you will get to see a few joggers too. Click on Read more for more photos taken at Haw Par Villa and a of history too. Open from 9am - 7pm, you have plenty of time to explore the sprawling park.