Let’s go on a Coastal Adventure Walk from Punggol Waterway Point to Springleaf Nature Park. Covering a distance of 12Km, this walk is suitable for beginners who are seeking some adventure to start with during the weekend. Parent’s with kids are also welcome to join us. We will start from Punggol Waterway Point and end...

Not for the faint hearted people, let’s explore the spooky tunnels an abandoned WWII Tunnels in the Marsiling Forest. On this adventure we will be exploring the tunnels an historic location, learn some about the forgotten history of this location. A military underground tunnel built by the British and left abandoned after the WWII. The...

Having missed hiking in the tropical jungle, this adventure brings you the memories like hiking back into the Malaysia forest trails. This adventure is suitable for thrill seekers who love bashing through the jungle and exploring new places. This trail is well hidden in the dense forest of Bukit Brown with some adventure trilling trails....

The Kallang River is the longest river in Singapore, flowing for 10 kilometres from the Lower Peirce Reservoir (originally named “Kallang River Reservoir”) to the Kallang Basin. It originates in the planning area of Central Water Catchment, flows in a southeast direction through Bishan and Toa Payoh, before finally arriving in Kallang. We will be...

Having missed hiking in the tropical jungle, this adventure brings you the memories like hiking back into the Malaysia forest trails. This adventure is suitable for thrill seekers who love bashing through the jungle and exploring new places. This trail is well hidden in the dense forest of Bukit Brown with some adventure trilling trails....

Let’s explore the abandoned Queenstown’s Kay Siang Bunkers in Singapore. These bunkers were probably built by the British around 1945 together with Buller Camp on Alexandra Road. These were used a storage facilities for British military equipment and ammunition, built alongside Buller Camp that housed Japanese POW. Most of the trail is well walked and...