Haw Ror Villa 4!
Over the past few years, Haw Par Villa’s annual Haw Ror Villa festival has become the go-to spot for scares with an Asian twist during spooky szn. This year, it’s back for its grand finale – Haw Ror Villa 4!, happening across 13 nights from 3rd October to 1st November 2025.
If you missed last year’s Haw Ror Villa 3 sold-out edition, here’s your last chance to experience one of the most unique Halloween events in Singapore. And yes, you can even pay for your tickets using the new SG Culture Pass.
What to expect at Haw Ror Villa 4!
3 scare zones with a dark cult storyline
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Unlike the usual jump-scare mazes that usually rely on fictional tales and myths, Haw Ror Villa blends real history with spine-chilling folklore. This year’s edition takes things further, weaving in an ominous cult narrative that will unfold across 3 immersive zones:
Zone 1: Infiltrating The Heart of The Sanctum
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Step into the shoes of an urban explorer who discovers that a mysterious cult has set up headquarters inside Haw Par Villa. Rumours of “Asian horror of horrors” hang heavy in the air, but you’ve got no choice but to investigate. Think abandoned buildings, creepy rituals, and lots of reasons to run.
Zone 2: The Villa Has Eyes II – An interactive ghostly guided tour
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Fans of last year’s “The Villa Has Eyes” will get a sequel. You’ll return as a detective to solve a lingering murder mystery linked to the Aw brothers, the park’s founders. This time, the case ties directly to the cult haunting Haw Par Villa, and you’ll need to interrogate spirits from the past to uncover the truth.
Zone 3: The Forbidden Ritual – Puzzle hunt in Hell’s Museum
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For those who love a challenge, Zone 3 will test both your courage and your brains. As a grieving husband, you’re tempted into performing a ritual to reunite with your deceased wife. To do so, you must hunt for sacred totems inside Hell’s Museum while dodging angry spirits and keeping your soul intact.
More than just jump scares – Exhibitions & creepy coffin experience
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Besides the scare zones, visitors can check out a special exhibition on the connections between the 7th Lunar Month and the 10 Courts of Hell, tracing how different Asian religions and philosophies intersect. Admission here is free.
For the extra brave, there’s also the Rebirthing Experience Room where you can literally lie in a coffin. Inspired by Thai and Korean traditions, this ritual is said to help purge bad karma and start fresh – if you can get over the chills of being shut inside.
And of course, there’ll be Halloween-themed snacks and drinks across the park to fuel your night of fright.
Why is 2025’s edition of Haw Ror Villa a must-visit?
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Here’s the bittersweet part: this will be the final edition of Haw Ror Villa. After this year, the cults, ghosts, and guided horrors will take their last bow, making 2025 your final chance to scream your way through the park’s gates as you catch the well-designed haunted houses and fabulous scare actors.
It’s also a milestone for Hell’s Museum, which celebrates its 4th birthday this October. The museum, famous for its one-of-a-kind exhibitions on death and the afterlife, will be joining in the festivities with a creepy birthday bash.
Is Haw Ror Villa 4! suitable for kids?
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Children aged 7 and up can enter, but do note that some scare zones may be too intense for younger ones. Parents’ discretion is advised.
Can I use my SG Culture Pass to buy tickets?
Yes, Singaporeans can use their credits to buy tickets on Pelago. While general tickets are going for $55/pax, those using their SG Culture Passes can opt for the Double Trouble bundle, which includes admission for 2 adults at $100. These redemptions can be made starting 1st September 2025.
How is this different from other Halloween events?
Unlike Western-style haunted houses, Haw Ror Villa’s scares are rooted in Asian folklore, mythology, and real history, making it a uniquely Singaporean experience.
Will there be food & drinks inside?
Yes, look out for Halloween-themed bites and drinks across the park.
One last scare before the gates close on Haw Ror Villa
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Whether you’re a horror junkie, a fan of puzzle hunts, or just curious about Asian folklore, Haw Ror Villa 4! is a must-visit this October. With cult conspiracies, haunted guided tours, and a coffin you can actually climb into, this year’s edition promises to be the most unforgettable one yet – before the lights go out for good.
Get tickets for Haw Ror Villa 4!
Admission: $55/adult | $40/child | Bundle of 4 for $200
Venue: Haw Par Villa
Dates: 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 30th, 31st October & 1st November 2025
Time: 6pm-12am
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Cover image adapted from: Haw Par Villa via Facebook