2Southern Ridges
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Singapore is a very beautiful city, but sometimes the locals need a break from the hustle and bustle of city-life. Where do they go? Singapore has a lot of pretty and well-maintained parks but the Southern Ridges is worth a special mention! Escape from the city with this 10km of green space, a pocket in-between skyscrapers and high-density housing. Get lost in the elevated bridges and look beneath the greeneries as you stroll.
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Take a jug of water before setting out to explore this 10-kilometer nature park that connects you to Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park, and Labrador Nature Reserve. Admire the breathtaking scenic landscapes at Henderson Waves or walk under the shade of towering trees on Marang Trail. Plan your adventure ahead because this place tends to get crowded during weekends.
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