5 nature parks in Singapore with unique features to help you spice up your adventure

by Trinity Sun

There’s no shortage of nature trails on our sunny island, but if you’re tired of seeing the same greenery, why not switch it up? From foggy greenhouses to a hidden wetlands park, these 5 nature parks with unique features are the perfect way to unwind.

1. Rifle Range Nature Park

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This new nature park feels like something out of a fairyland – cross a stone path, take a walk on a bridge surrounded by nature, and hang out on a viewing deck 31 metres in the sky. With a rustic, tranquil atmosphere, the Rifle Range Nature Park is the perfect place to unwind.

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???? 7am—7pm (Mon to Sun)

2. National Orchid Garden 

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Stroll through a cool glasshouse as you ‘enter’ a tropical montane forest, where you’ll feel like you’re in the mountains on a foggy day. The National Orchid Garden has recently revamped its offerings, including a bromeliad walk, a secret ravine, and more floral experiences to discover.

???? 1 Cluny Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
????️ 8.30am–7pm (Daily)
???? S$5 for adults (Singapore Residents, or S$15 for non-residents)

3. Khatib Nature Corridor

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If you’re a trail buff, this one’s for you. The Khatib Nature Corridor has 80 kilometres of unique nature trails, and 150 hectares of greenery. Plenty of new nature parks are in the works, and we’re especially looking forward to visiting the Miltonia Nature Park (think rivers, streams, and walking on a riverbank)!

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4. Hampstead Wetlands Park

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One of the ‘secret’ nature trails in Singapore, Hampstead Wetlands Park is tucked away in a hidden nook in Seletar Aerospace Park. You’ll get to explore a serene natural paradise with boardwalks, rustic old colonial houses, lakes, and more undisturbed sights. 

???? 1 Baker St, Singapore 799977
????️ 7am–7pm (Daily)

5. Singapore Quarry

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Missing the sights of Seoul? You can now pay a visit to Singapore’s very own Baegundae Peak at the Singapore Quarry. With panoramic views of the cliffside, surrounded by water, this one is a must-see. If you’re lucky, you can even spot rare birds like the Barred-Eagle Owl and more wildlife that live in the quarry! 

???? 100 Dairy Farm Rd, 728681
????️ 8:30am — 5:30pm (Daily)

So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to go on your very own adventure through wetlands and forests with these nature parks, right here in Singapore!

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