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Part of the Southern Ridges, Kent Ridge Park is one of Singapore’s most underrated green escapes with its hilly forest trails, sweeping views of the Greater Southern Waterfront, and a deep connection to WWII history.
The Civic District Heritage Trail is NHB’s first and oldest self-guided trail, and will now focus on the lesser-told stories of Singapore’s early residents there.
Planning a jaunt at Woodlands Waterfront Park? Read our detailed guide and scorecard first to get a sense of what to expect.
We’ve curated a 3.2km route that brings you through all of the Singapore Night Festival’s main highlights. Time to go exploring!
Josephine Chia, a Punggol resident, finds Coney Island a great respite from urban life. Beyond nature hikes, she also shares why it’s a great island to practice forest bathing on.
Hindhede Nature Park offers accessible and convenient hiking with an opportunity to extend your hike into the rest of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.
From completing a 3-day wheelchair marathon to raise funds, to running a thriving book club for over two decades, Dennis Kweh proves that life’s challenges are no match for his determination. As he goes into his silver years, Dennis shares how he plans to navigate the future.
Spot giraffes and enjoy a scenic view of the reservoir at the wheelchair-friendly, free-to-enter Mandai Boardwalk in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
The newly reopened Sisters’ Islands Marine Park is a good day trip for silvers looking for a rustic adventure filled with nature, outdoor activities and the sea.
Meeting a silver auntie walker after she completed a 100km charity walk is all the motivation Singaporeans need to keep calm and carry on walking, says Neil Humphreys.
Uncle Chris believes that discussing Singapore’s history, warts and all, is what makes his walking tours stand out.
The Garden City is full of places that are not only beautiful, but also wheelchair-friendly. Explore these accessible nature spots and navigate them with ease.