Joanna James
For those who explore countries with the hopes of seeing more slices of nature than what they have known, the Southern Ridges of Singapore should be the first place you visit. With plenty of fauna and flora and a plethora of other activities to do, it is sure to be a blast!
Singapore as a whole has done a magnificent job at ensuring that there is harmony between the natural world and the nations' need to urbanize. This has led to the establishment of several parks that now provide a refuge to those city-weary souls and visitors find to explore.
The Alexandra Garden Trail is well known for its standing as a popular watering hole. What makes this a good place to start is that once you start your journey, you will never be too far from any modern amenities as well. As you walk past the first bridge you will find the Gillman Barracks that is complete with restaurants, galleries as well as pubs.
Located near the station, the Berlayer Creek is a popular destination for running enthusiasts and the trail is filled with plenty of life as well. With monkeys and squirrels to keep you company, the path is likely to make for a pleasant journey with the option to visit Labrador Park or the Bukit Chermin Boardwalk if you want to be in the wilderness for a little longer.
Whether you are staying at one of the 4 star hotels in Singapore such as the Park Hotel Alexandra or a simple hostel it is recommended to purchase a map of the routes to better assist you!
This site is another popular option amongst joggers and is located in the vicinity of Tamarind Hill and Villa Samadhi. Many visitors find the reserve to be filled with awe-inspiring viewpoints along with the 6-inch cannon and the secret tunnel that adds a sense of adventure to the reserve as well.
As mentioned above, it is a little inevitable that your jog will eventually bring you to admire the wonder of this boardwalk. This path will bring to light the wonders of the scenic views at hand, from the Keppel Club to the vast oceans filled with visible seagrass.
When it comes to sightseeing, there is no better place to be. As you make your way through the path, you will be able to make your way to Keppel Bay Bridge as well as the Seah Im Food Centre. There will be plenty of opportunities to grab a bite as you watch the cable cars make steady progress to their destinations overhead.
There is no better place to take in the views of the surrounding landscapes than atop Mount Faber and it is recommended to take a pair of binoculars along with you just in case. This is amongst the best places in Singapore for a romantic date if you do not mind walking a little bit. The best part is that there is plenty of fine dining options and gift shops available in case you want to take a small break as well.
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