Nature Reserves, Parks & Gardens In Singapore
The Garden City of Singapore has 4 Nature Reserves, 20 Nature Areas and 350 Parks and Gardens. For a small island, Singapore has plenty of green spaces and parks for nature lovers to enjoy. Go on a walk or hike up hills, try birdwatching or cycling, check out quarries and the nearby islands still in their natural states. Breathe in the fresh air, bring back wonderful memories and leave only footprints behind. May you be inspired with the many nature options we have here in Singapore!
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Newest Nature Spots in Singapore
COMO Adventure Grove: Weeping Fig, Saga Seeds & Giant Cempedak At...
COMO Adventure Grove at Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Gallop Extension is a wonderful nature playgarden for children. This family-friendly section of Singapore Botanic Gardens is...
Forest Discovery Centre: Learning About Singapore’s Biodiversity
Located within a colonial-era bungalow at 5 Gallop Road, the Forest Discovery Centre at Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Gallop Extension is a space where people...
Camp Road Nature Playgarden: Fun Log Structures, Log Maze And Bee...
A new nature playgarden can now be found etched out parallel to Camp Road. With two bee hotels, host plants attracting butterflies, a log...
Nature Reserves in Singapore
Labrador Nature Park: One Park, Two Worlds & Keppel Coastal Trail
Once a haven for pirates, Labrador Nature Reserve, or Labrador Park as it is commonly known, has played many roles in the past. What...
Amazing Guide To Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (Including 5 Essentials To...
Located in the far northwest of Singapore, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is haven for wildlife. With tidal ponds and mangrove forests, it supports an...
Bukit Timah Hill Summit: Journey to the Top
Singapore’s “Mount Everest” stands just 163.63 metres tall. Easily accessible, it is no wonder that Bukit Timah Hill and its surrounding nature reserve are...
The four Nature Reserves in Singapore are Bukit Timah Nature Reserve (163 hectares), Central Catchment Nature Reserve (3,043 hectares), Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (131 hectares) and Labrador Nature Reserve (10 hectares).
Nature Parks & Gardens
Find and explore a park in Singapore using our map below. If you wish to check on the crowd density at the parks, you can do so at NPark’s Safe Distance @ Parks website.
Rail Corridor, Trails and Park Connectors
Singapore Botanic Gardens: An UNESCO World Heritage Site
Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden: New Extension Makes it the Largest Children’s...
With two more hectares added, Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden at Singapore Botanic Gardens now takes pole position as the largest children’s garden in Asia.
Yet,...
Quick Guide To Singapore Botanic Gardens: Useful Things To Know For...
Singapore Botanic Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular spot for both locals and overseas visitors alike. Its verdant grounds provide...
Singapore Botanic Gardens: 15 Favourite Nature Spots
Singapore Botanic Gardens is a wonderful green space that families can enjoy together.
Just minutes away from Orchard Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens provides city-dwelling Singaporeans...
Island Getaways
Wetlands in Singapore
Quarries in Singapore
Places to Check Out Animals
Froggy Fun at Jurong Frog Farm
The boys and I headed to the Jurong Frog Farm with some friends at the start of the holidays. We were itching for some...
Breakfast In The Wild: Dine With The Animals At Singapore Zoo
Fancy having breakfast with animals up-close? You can have a taste of being Tarzan at the Singapore Zoo at Breakfast in the Wild, without...
Hay Dairies: Hey Hay Bonding
Asher, my three-year-old, was attending a holiday programme at his school. I wanted to spend some one-on-one time with my six-year-old, Zach and I...
Farms in Singapore
Nature Kindred Farm @ Sungei Tengah: Family Bonding In A Rustic...
Looking for a place where you and your family can escape the hustle and bustle of city life? Nature Kindred is an off-the-beaten-track destination...
Gardening With Edibles: Get A Seed Pack To Start Your Home...
Start your own edible garden at home with National Parks Board’s (NParks) new Gardening with Edibles programme.
This new initiative is in line with NParks'...
Let’s Go Tour’s Sustainable Farming Tour: Of Fish And Food Security...
We’d been to Qian Hu Fish Farm a few years back but decided it had been long enough a break to pay the farm...
