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Granite, which was once used in construction works in Singapore, was mined in several areas around the island. This Igneous rock is several times stronger than concrete and played an important role in Singapore’s early development. The island’s strongest rock formation was found at Gombak Norite. At one time Nine quarries used to operate in...

Away from the main city, the quiet neighborhood of Sembawang, was once a Naval base during the British era. It played an important role in the region, repairing warships as well as housing the Royal Navy sailors and officers. In 1930s the world’s largest dry dock was here. As we walk along the trail, you...

Explore the lush green nature around the Mandai T15 trail which is located at the Central Catchment Park Connector. This walk is suitable for beginners who are seeking some adventure to start with. Parent’s with kids are also welcome to join us. We will start from Khatib Mrt – T15 Trail – Dairy Farm (Hill View Mrt)....

Around Mount Faber cable car station there lies some colonial relics such as Keppel Hill Reservoir, Seah Im Bunker, and a Japanese tomb. on this adventure let’s explore this hidden gems. Keppel Hill Reservoir was known as early as 1905, then disappeared from Singapore’s maps from the 1950s and 1960s onwards. It wasn’t until 2014 that...

“AMAZING BIODIVERSITY” Dover Forest, a 33ha site within Ulu Pandan that has been zoned for residential development, is the subject of a 2017 environmental baseline study conducted by the Housing and Development Board (HDB). The HDB environmental study found that Dover Forest is home to at least 158 species of animals – including critically endangered ones...

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....

Opened in 1965, the Jurong Railway ran for 19km from Bukit Timah railway station to Shipyard Road, near present day Jurong Island. The main line stretches 14km, while three other branch lines extended the railway line to other parts of Jurong. Let’s explore the Old Jurong Railway Line on this adventure hike that takes you back...

Experience a enjoyable nature walk through heart of the city along Singapore’s newly re-opened Rail Corridor. This walk is suitable for those who intended to join us on a training walk. On this walk we will be starting off from King Albert Park MRT and ending the walk at the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station. The Railway Corridor...

Singapore river played an important role in early trade, after Sir Raffles established Singapore as Trading Post for British in 1819 and early settlements flourished around it. Now popular with restaurants and bars along its banks, a perfect blend of past and present. We start at Red Hill MRT, following along Alexandra canal, which is...

Developed by JTC and NParks, the 3.23 hectare Hampstead Wetlands Park is a green sanctuary and a place for rest and recreation for the surrounding community of Seletar Aerospace Park. Let’s stroll along the scenic boardwalk, enjoy nature up close at the viewing decks and look out for a variety of interesting flora and fauna...