Joanna James
Singapore has maintained a pristine reputation as one of the greenest cities in the world for several decades. In the process, they have devoted millions of dollars to ensure that their entire infrastructure and architecture reflects these values at all times.
Despite the impressive levels of urban development in Singapore, there are still major pockets of wilderness for those of an adventurous spirit to explore.
One of the best examples of such a site is the Kranji marshes. Visitors who make their way here, likely by an express bus, will find themselves thrust into a wonderous ecosystem unlike any found in Singapore. When you arrive, you will need to get assistance from a guided tour to cross the floating bridge that leads into the Turut Woods.
If you are staying at one of the Orchard road hotels such as the Grand Park Orchard, it is recommended to speak to the attendants to get some information to help coordinate your visit.
One of the most biodiverse spaces in Singapore, this trail is the home to close to 40% of the at-risk plant species in the country. It also acts as a conduit between some of the major reserves and natural sites in the region.
Once you have entered the sites, via the Labrador Park MRT station, you are in for quite a gentle walk through the trail. You can expect to run into the six different habitats found on the site. This includes the rocky shore, mudflats, mangroves, parklands as well as the coastal forest.
You can also expect to witness close to 60 bird species, 19 fishes as well as a plethora of mangrove plant species if you are particularly keen-eyed.
Under the surface of the waters surrounding Singapore lies an environment that is extremely dense in biodiversity. When the movement of the water is just right, the treasures under the surface are revealed for all to see.
Sisters Islands is a location of high biodiversity as described above and is home to 32% of the global total species of hard corals.
Prepare to witness an array of rare seahorses, giant clams, starfish and even wild dolphin as you explore this hidden gem of Singapore!
Located at one of the most well-known locations in Singapore, this walkway provides people with an opportunity to soak in stunning sunset along with the smell of a fresh ocean breeze. There is no better way to relax and unwind than by taking a walk on this walkway.
When it comes to strolling through natures there is no better location than this park on the outskirts of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The first nature park that has its array of trails and biking paths, this is a truly idyllic getaway.
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