Suggestions for Structure near Singapore

Stanley W. • March 30, 2013The coffee bun is AWESOME.

Fairuz Z. • April 10, 2021The best hiking spot in Singapore with few difficulties level. The whole place is well kept, and safe. You can enjoy a quick picnic at the summit, but make sure you bring back the trash with you.

Elise ❥. • June 24, 2021Beautiful, clean gardens with plenty of wide path way to walk. Carpark is also very spacious and clean

Ben M. • June 19, 2016Beautiful spot. Quiet, contemplative. Check out the turtles and fish in the clear water

Taz (✿╹◡╹) • August 12, 2020If you’re looking for a small hill to climb, look no more 😆 163m only, at least you get some staircases to climb. And you can even queue 10min to get the souvenir photo! Yay~

Yi Min T. • November 21, 2020Big variety of fresh vegetables avail for sale on weekends. Can see huge winter melons and pumpkins. There are some birds, cockatoo and fishes to view too. There’s also a couple of huge ancient fish.

ChinLee L. • March 23, 2014Nice place to exercise... sunday is more crowded.

sanifoo • September 19, 2015Nice cycling route. Go up further past the Chinese garden. Good spot next to the lake with golf course opposite

Steve L. • January 22, 2012During Chinese new year, better to come at night for the lights...

Cheen T. • August 22, 2021This stormwater collection pond is huge! And almost full! Amazing how this is helping prevent floods in the area

C • December 18, 2015Abit of a walk but u can get from the MRT to IMM in the shade

yvonnevonyi • April 19, 2013Wow beautiful garden ..

Cheen T. • May 19, 2019An enjoyable nature park with friendly trails, lots to see, feel, hear (plants, birds). Best to trek in the morning (by 10am) and from the afternoon (from 4pm), to stay cool but the humidity…

Piccy L. • April 7, 2015free entry for Singaporeans and Singapore PRs. to top it off, free parking too!

Tomek W. • September 5, 2014Easy to spend hours here with some highlights. The pagoda and statues of historical figures are photogenic.

Cheen T. • January 12Oldest dragon kiln in Singapore. While 2 kilns remain (the other is nearby Guan Huat Dragon Kiln aka Jalan Bahar Clay Studios), only Thow Kwang is operational. Source: Mothership

Jessica C. • December 9, 2015A WONDERFUL play area for the kids. Educational too. 👍🏼

Alan S. • February 18, 2011Best time to enjoy the quiet here is early morning, before the music and crowd gets too noisy

Torzin S • January 26, 2015Nice forest area with lovely lake and photogenic red cliff. The trials are easy to walk, a really nice place in the area.

Lya L. • February 16, 2011This is a park good for ppl to jog and exercise... children have fun... Like recreational Area. Animals especially dogs are not welcome...

Torzin S • January 25, 2015The area is actually nice than I thought, but the two buildings severely ruin the view, it make rock look pity small, anyway good place to sit and leisurely relax.

Cheen T. • April 16, 2020An ecological bridge that spans the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE), connecting Bukit Timah Nature Reserve & Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Source: NParks

Nurlela A. • May 22, 2011playing computer here in the living room.

Elise ❥. • August 28, 2017Definitely more strenuous than other reservoir works but nice and shaded most way. Quite a bit of a hike up compared to our usual flat roads, but worth the walk up.

Sujuandy • February 6, 2011Check out the playground...it has sand! One of the dying breeds of playgrounds here in Singapore...

Ursula S. • July 1, 2012Best place to shop for fishes & aquarium supplies. They also recently installed a prawning area. (:

Lina L. • November 26, 2017Basketball court here. Good for jogging and brisk walking too. Hope smokers dont come and ruin the air here...

Michael N. • March 1, 2014Quiet pathway for a run or ride in an otherwise busy city. After 8:30pm sees fewer people if you like a bit of solitude

Cheen T. • October 30, 2016Convenient to access by train. Get off at the Boon Lay MRT (EW27) and cross the road