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Nature parks/Trails

Visit and see the wonders that nature has in store. Explore the vast trails hidden away in the parks and forest of Singapore. See nature's beauty and be in awe of the wonders that await you!

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Alexandra Woodland

 Alexandra Woodland is a small patch of wilderness which lies next to the Rail Corridor, next to the Ayer Rajah Expressway and opposite the Alexandra Hospital

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Dover Forest

Dover forest is an fascinating place to visit. By 2022, it will be a place where nature and human development will encompass  within the same location.

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Clementi Forest

Clementi Forest is an interesting place to visit. Getting to the forest would take some time as visitors need to drop near Ngee Ann Poly to find the path that leads to Clementi Forest. You can find the old railway line that connects Singapore and Malaysia.

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Hampstead Wetlands Park

Located near Seletar Aerospace park, Hampstead Wetlands park is an enjoyable trail to view the many wildlife that inhabit the freshwater ecosystem.

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Dragon Trail

The Dragon Trail used to be found near Imbiah Station. The trails starts at the Dragon Court, which has been demolished and replaced with the Tiger Sky Tower.

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Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve serves as a haven for the many wildlife that lives in Singapore. You can find many species of birds, fish, reptiles and other fauna and flora. As the reserve is on a mangrove forest, you can see the effects of the tides and how the mangrove ecosystem keeps all its inhabitants alive.  

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Bollywood Veggies

Bollywood Veggies is an organic farm that is unlike your typical average farm. An example would be selling of their produce directly from the farm, instead of doing wholesale to supermarkets. Some of the produce is sent to the Poison Ivy Bistro as ingredients for their menu and sustenance for the family running the farm. 

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