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Regd flyover

 

i only knw scenic ones r the mandai eco-link,

for sust reasons of cos:

https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/mandai-wildlife-bridge-rare-sambar-deer-among-nearly-70-species-spotted-using-crossing-1808361

 

Not to be missed by Photographers and nature-lover:

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To spot signs of animals, the group installed six cameras along the bridge as part of a long-term ecological monitoring programme at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

This information is then used to shape environmental management and other plans for ecological restoration, wildlife connectivity improvement and population studies for the future Mandai Wildlife Reserve precinct.

 
The mostly nocturnal sambar deer, estimated in 2010 to have a population size of fewer than 20 in Singapore, have been spotted using the bridge almost every night.

Camera traps have recorded sightings and foraging activities of the Sunda pangolin and lesser mousedeer — both critically endangered in Singapore — near the Mandai Wildlife Bridge in the buffer zones of the development.

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  • 7 months later...
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this year Orchard Road's Christmas light-up, themed "𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗺𝗮𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗔 𝗚𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁," returns on November 9, 2024. 🎄
2"Great xmas Villages" will be open, with nightly snow shows, carnival rides, and live performances. The iconic Christmas Eve Street Party also returns, closing part of Orchard Road for festive celebrations. ❄️
 

The display will run until January 5, 2025 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/QuuszjZGQipbbkwh/?
 

 

 

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Hello kitty for your daughters and sis @ Changi Airport T3

 

 

Uwill be amazed many men like it 
not sure why though
mouthless

 

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or u prefer it outdoor , but do note november will have more rainy days
Sis island w eco :
https://www.facebook.com/zaobaosg/videos/847758574185054

 

 

Snoopy taking over mandai Wildlife reserves
https://weekender.com.sg/do/snoopy-and-friends-land-a-paw-some-adventure-at-mandai-wildlife-reserve/

=You can do glamping with snoop too

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https://www.hortiplant.co/workshop : for those into terrariums and preserved moss too 

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they do corp workshop as well

you may bring in a friend and pay for the price of 1
https://www.hortiplant.co/portfolio-collections/in-store-workshop/2024

the course price for terrarium is $50 -130 depending on the size of glass/pot u picked...
moss is $66-109 *depending on ur frame size

they are available in JB too 

 

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Finally after years of renovation!!

AlThough Cant really see the difference after reno?

 

I trust many of u didnt know JB has a zoo

 

 

 

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In Sg, less popular places can be excellent getaways compared to well known cousins.

Example -

Botanic Gard Cluny Road

Keppel Island

Marina East desalina plant (looks smaller replica of M Barrage)

Evans Road swimming pool

 

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botanic garden is a nice place, indeed

Evan rd, is that a functioning

14 hours ago, auscent said:

In Sg, less popular places can be excellent getaways compared to well known cousins.

Example -

Botanic Gard Cluny Road

Keppel Island

Marina East desalina plant (looks smaller replica of M Barrage)

Evans Road swimming pool

 

swimming pool?

 

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4 hours ago, QinWei said:

botanic garden is a nice place, indeed

Evan rd, is that a functioning

swimming pool?

Yes public pool. Though restricted opening hours, nothing beats swimming next to Bot Gardens

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19 hours ago, auscent said:

Yes public pool. Though restricted opening hours, nothing beats swimming next to Bot Gardens

oooh didnt know that 

but i think only certain class pp get to live there?

and also now got 2 reasons to travel such interesting places in sg

 

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tuckshop, sausage mkt? Slippery slope!!! i didnt even know they exist!
are there really bb boys  parties once a mth? who attended ? what are ur comments, so that we will know what is the best

trantric is so dated they mentioned 

 

 

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Even non-history lovers, will not mind revisiting it again - the chinatown heritage cte reopens

https://www.chinatownheritagecentre.com.sg

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFQBam_yHjr/?igsh=OWVicXg3azE0b3h6
 

Free for locals

till mid feb

https://www.instagram.com/p/DFMs_svyqFc/?img_index=1&igsh=cXp5aTJ2anVlc2h4

 

SOFT OPENING PROMOTION

24 Jan - 16 Feb 2025

  • Free admission for local residents

  • 50% off admission for foreign visitors

 

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i thought many of u feel stress Living in Sg?

 

Just 150 metres long, the Saraca Stream trail offers a gentle, paved stroll under a lush canopy. It's basically a self-guided forest bathing experience, a Japanese practice of therapeutic relaxation that involves mindfully engaging all your senses while in nature. 

What makes a trail "certified" for nature immersion?

A trail can be certified for nature immersion when it meets six ANFT criteria, such as the presence of biodiversity, availability of natural features, and accessibility. These criteria ensure that the trails are relaxing, restorative experiences that can be enjoyed by all. 

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https://www.facebook.com/share/1BuMpgxRAn/

 

https://www.zaobao.com.sg/news/singapore/story20260917-9693444



This year Chinatown is not lighting the Lanterns 
So  you have this alternative instead @ Jurong Lake 

Photography-enthusiast, are u ready??!

https://lightsbythelake.nparks.gov.sg/

Complete your visit with festival-exclusive menus and promotions during Lights by the Lake*! Click through the photos to discover the special offerings from our tenants 😋
📅 19 – 27 September 2026
🕡 6.30pm – 10.30pm daily
📍 Jurong Lake Gardens
Lantern displays will remain until 4 October.

 

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Focus is MORE on the Legend of Mdm White Snake

 

 

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19 hours ago, QinWei said:

https://www.facebook.com/share/1BuMpgxRAn/

 

https://www.zaobao.com.sg/news/singapore/story20260917-9693444



This year Chinatown is not lighting the Lanterns 
So  you have this alternative instead @ Jurong Lake 

Photography-enthusiast, are u ready??!

https://lightsbythelake.nparks.gov.sg/

Complete your visit with festival-exclusive menus and promotions during Lights by the Lake*! Click through the photos to discover the special offerings from our tenants 😋
📅 19 – 27 September 2026
🕡 6.30pm – 10.30pm daily
📍 Jurong Lake Gardens
Lantern displays will remain until 4 October.

 

03f37b0f67ce3cc6f10fa059ae2cd3b2787df703

Focus is MORE on the Legend of Mdm White Snake

 

 

 

 

Anyone visited , how long u take to tour this?

 

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i ddint even know this palace museum existing in Sg Mohmd sultan
https://sgpalacemuseum.com/

Strictly by appt

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Opening hours

  • Monday – Sunday — 11:00 – 19:00

Address

65 Mohamed Sultan Road

 

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Rare !!

https://www.acm.nhb.gov.sg/whats-on/exhibitions/sacred-caves-dunhuang-buddhism-and-the-silk-road

 

Four life-size reproductions of China's Mogao Caves are coming to Singapore for the first time as part of a new exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM).

Titled Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, and the Silk Road, the exhibition is presented in collaboration with the Dunhuang Academy and brings together the cave reproductions with paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, textiles and devotional objects spanning more than a thousand years of Buddhist art and cultural exchange.

 

It runs from Sep 25, 2026 to Mar 7, 2027 across ACM's Level 2 Foyer and Special Exhibitions Gallery.

Located in northwestern China, Dunhuang was an important crossroads along the Silk Road, connecting China with Central Asia, India, the Middle East and Europe. Buddhism's rise in the region led to the Mogao Caves, a vast complex of Buddhist cave temples created between the fourth and 14th centuries.

mogao_caves.png?itok=Id_oe4eS The Mogao Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserve a record of life in Dunhuang along with art and cultural trade along the Silk Road. (Photo: UNESCO/Neville Agnew)

Three of the four caves recreated for the exhibition are either restricted or completely closed to visitors at the original site in Dunhuang.

The largest reproduction, Cave 158, will occupy ACM's Level 2 Foyer. Dating to the Tang dynasty, the cave contains the largest reclining Buddha at Mogao, depicting the historical Buddha Shakyamuni entering nirvana as mourners from different regions grieve around him.

Inside the Special Exhibitions Gallery, visitors can explore reproductions of other caves.

 

Cave 249 brings together figures from Buddhist and Chinese mythology in its depiction of the cosmos, while Cave 45 centres on a Tang dynasty sculptural ensemble. Cave 3, meanwhile, is known for the fluid brushwork of its wall paintings.

ceiling_painting_with_three_hares_image_ A ceiling painting with three hares in Cave 407. (Photo: Asian Civilisations Museum)

Beyond the caves themselves, the exhibition looks at the people, beliefs and movement of ideas that shaped the city of Dunhuang.

The gallery is divided into three themes – City, Devotion and People – examining Dunhuang as a centre of trade, religious life at the Mogao Caves and the communities that created and sustained them.

Among the objects on display are a Tang dynasty travel pass and a coin from Sassanid Iran. Visitors can also see depictions of rulers, monks and powerful women, as well as artists' tools revealing how the sculptures at Mogao were constructed. The latter is being shown outside Dunhuang for the first time.

cave_of_colours_image_courtesy_of_asian_ Visitors can also take part in a digital trail associated with Dunhuang as they move through the museum. (Photo: Asian Civilisations Museum)

The exhibition also incorporates sound and interactive elements.

 

Composer Sulwyn Lok has created three original pieces inspired by the musical cultures of Dunhuang and the Silk Road, using instruments including the bansuri, yangqin, dizi, ruan, cello, saron and bonang.

Visitors can also take part in a digital trail using RFID-enabled paintbrushes to "collect" colours associated with Dunhuang as they move through the museum. The colours can then be used to create a digital wallpaper and a portrait of themselves dressed in Mogao cave-inspired costumes.

A separate stamp rally extends beyond ACM to the Bank of China and The Fullerton Hotel. From Oct 2, visitors who collect at least six stamps can redeem a blind-box apsara figurine^

 

Outside the museum, a six-metre inflatable apsara installation will also serve as a photo spot on ACM Green




^ : blind box 

Sacred Caves Exclusive Blind Box

Collect your very own Sacred Caves exclusive figurine, available from 2 October 2026. Inspired by the apsaras of Dunhuang, three figurines hold objects from ACM’s collection, while a secret fourth figure offers a playful nod to a familiar Singapore custom.

To redeem a blind box, complete an interactive stamping trail across Sacred Caves and ACM’s permanent galleries by collecting all six stamps.  

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*While supplies last

 

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