Fort Imbiah

Fort Imbiah (Imbiah Battery) on Mount Imbiah, Sentosa Island, Singapore, was one of four British coastal fortifications — together with Fort Serapong, Fort Siloso and Fort Connaught — constructed to form the southern defence of Singapore in the late 19th century. After World War II, Mount Imbiah was converted to non-military uses, including a period as a Protestant church house. Today the fort's remains are reached on foot via the Imbiah Trail, which Sentosa promotes as part of the island's military heritage trail.