Singapore - Singapore’s Rail Corridor is more than just a trail—it’s a journey through the heart of Singapore’s history and nature. Stretching along the path of the former KTM railway line, this green corridor invites residents and visitors to explore its rich heritage, biodiversity, and serene landscapes. Recently, I had the pleasure of walking a section of this iconic trail with my friend Edmund, and it was an experience to cherish.
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| Edmund @ the helm |
A Walk Through History
As we walked, the corridor revealed its unique character—a harmonious blend of Singapore’s rich history and lush greenery. The remnants of old railway tracks and signage transported us back to the days when trains chugged through these routes, connecting Singapore to Malaysia. I could imagined the vibrant exchanges of goods and cultures that once took place along this line, marvelling at how the corridor has been transformed into a haven for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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| Small exhibits of KTM railway |
Immersing in Nature
The Rail Corridor’s natural beauty is breathtaking. Towering trees form a verdant canopy, providing shade and a sense of tranquility. Along the way, we encountered a variety of flora and fauna, from colorful butterflies fluttering by to birds chirping melodiously. At one point, we stopped at a clearing to admire the view, appreciating how this space offers a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.
There was a quaint coffee shop at this location.
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| Old Sewerage Treatment System |
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| old Bukit Timah Railway station |
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| 1932 Story coffee shop |
The walk along the Rail Corridor was a reminder of how Singapore continues to balance development with conservation. The trail is not just a recreational space but also a symbol of the country’s dedication to creating meaningful connections between its people, history, and environment.
Then we walk to the Rail Mall.
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| Burito |
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| Red Bean Pao |
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