Singapore Vlog ~ The Rail Corridor (The Former Malayan Railway)

Singapore Vlog ~ Nature Walking along The Rail Corridor
May 2023
At the beginning of the 20th century, a rail road was built connecting the Peninsular Malay and Singapore. Train serving passengers and goods continued to operate after Singapore's independence. In 2011, with the return of railway land to Singapore, the 24km railway line was redeveloped into a path of greenery and continued to support the ecological diversity and nocturnal wildlife.
There are many access points into the Rail Corridor. The Rail Corridor is divided into the North, Central and South zone for easy reference. Refer to NParks Website railcorridor.n... to learn more.

[@anasqai]

What a path, to be looking for spiders sometimes maybe will be nice, to create puddle pond on purpose to put frogs like cool too but have fruits, to imagine life like people walking seeing frogs then it feels normal again. If Vending machine at bridge will think who will work, under bridge like a relaxing point? If have Becak/trishaw that is a type looking behind for passengers, will feel like stopping for icey drink anyway, like 8mins 32s like nice right(hut of prata also) but nobody walk here or it's too early morning? Will this path become easiest gain of income if trishaw? Have tanglin halt shortcut about war place about anti-business destruction/disruption defence in country "pretending as matter of secret society" but true protection point.

[@WalkingWithWei]

You have some really good suggestions there ..... it would be nice to see some small resting points and shops with refreshments...