MacRitchie Reservoir offers a stunning blend of serene waters, diverse hiking trails, and vibrant wildlife, making it a beloved outdoor haven in Singapore.
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"The MacRitchie Reservoir is one of four reservoirs in the heart of Singapore at the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, where the surrounding forests are protected as national parks to ensure the quality of the water. Though unfortunately not accessible to the public, the ruins of a once-massive Shinto shrine built by the Japanese during their World War II occupation of Singapore are hidden in the overgrown, off-trail jungle near the northwestern corner of the reservoir. There is more to Singapore than meets the eye."
"Kheng has been coming to MacRitchie Reservoir Park since she was a little girl. And this almost 30-acre expanse of nature—with forests, hiking trails, kayaks and canoes for rent, and the country’s first reservoir—remains one of her favorite places for a walk or a run. 'It’s so peaceful and calm,' she says, 'and it really feels like an oasis in the middle of the city.'"
Wei Meng Lim
Tanya Claire
A-Cute Hunger
Florence Leow
Jake Sutton
H Mashaardin
Joyce Seow
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Wei Meng Lim
Tanya Claire
A-Cute Hunger
Florence Leow
Jake Sutton
H Mashaardin
Joyce Seow
Subagio