Dalhousie Obelisk

The Dahaus Monument is an obelisk near the river, near the Fulton Hotel, Queen's Square, near the Victoria Theatre, and near the Anderson Bridge and the statue of Laver. The obelisk was built in 1850 and has now been moved to its present position. There is a small plaque on which the history of the obelisk is written.

The monument commemorates Dahaus, the then Indian president, in support of free trade. Simple and single monument is erected beside the Singapore River, but it is very solemn and respectful to the predecessors.

El monumento está situado en la zona del Golfo de Tsim, más cerca del río Singapur, probablemente porque está rodeado de grandes lugares de interés en red como esculturas de salmón de pescado y hoteles Jinshasa, por lo que no parece tan atraente. En realidad, vale la pena verlo detenidamente.

El monumento de Dahaus es una torre de memoria en el río de Singapur, un famoso Duque económico de Singapur, el Duque Dahaus. Aquí está muy cerca del puerto, para visitar y comer.

The Dahaushi Monument has a history of more than 150 years. It was built by the Governor of India at that time. It also reminded businessmen to safeguard the free trade system. It looks spectacular. There are many tourists taking pictures around it. It is worth recommending.