Multi-day Trips North-West District

Multi-Day Trips in North-West District

Explore the captivating North-West District of Singapore with its diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history. Here’s a brief guide to help plan your multi-day adventure:

  1. Day 1 - Bukit Timah Nature Reserve & Botanic Gardens: Start your journey at the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, home to over 400 species of trees and numerous wildlife species. Take a leisurely hike up the Bukit Timah Hill, the highest point in Singapore. Later, visit the nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Botanic Gardens. Don’t miss the National Orchid Garden with its 1,000 orchid species!

  2. Day 2 - Jurong East & Western Waterfront: Spend your second day exploring the industrial charm of Jurong East. Visit the Jurong Bird Park, home to over 5,000 birds across 400 species. Afterward, head to the western waterfront to enjoy breathtaking views of the sea and nearby islands. Don’t forget to check out the new Jewel Changi Airport for shopping and dining experiences.

  3. Day 3 - Kranji Countryside & Woodlands: On day three, venture into the Kranji Countryside. Visit farms like Hay Dairies Goat Farm, Bollywood Veggies, and Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Then, cross over to Johor, Malaysia, in Woodlands, for a taste of Malay cuisine and cultural experiences at places like the Malaysian Night Market.

  4. Day 4 - Rail Corridor & Choa Chu Kang Park: On your last day, explore the Rail Corridor, a 22-kilometer green corridor connecting city to countryside. Visit Choa Chu Kang Park for its lush greenery and various recreational facilities. End your trip with a visit to the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, one of Singapore’s oldest temples, located nearby.

Tips:

  • Download the GovTech app, Gojek, or Grab to get around more easily.
  • Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring nature reserves and parks.
  • Check the opening hours and days of each attraction before planning your day.
  • Bring enough water and sunblock, especially during hot weather.
  • Respect local customs and wildlife when visiting temples and nature reserves.