Mandai Boardwalk Singapore: Hiking, Nature Walks & Reservoir Views

 

 

 

Looking for a quick escape into nature? I recently explored the Mandai Boardwalk, and it’s a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. This scenic trail offers stunning views of the Upper Seletar Reservoir, and I’ve documented every step of my journey. From the winding boardwalk to the lush greenery, you’ll feel miles away from the city’s hustle. Get ready to discover hidden corners, encounter local wildlife, and experience the calming power of nature. Check out my latest post for all the details and stunning visuals!

 

 

Mandai Boardwalk Information:

 

  • What to Expect:

    • A scenic boardwalk offering stunning views of the Upper Seletar Reservoir.
    • A peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing walk or jog.
    • Opportunities for wildlife spotting, including monkeys and various bird species.
    • A relatively easy and accessible trail, suitable for all ages.
    • Expect to be exposed to the elements, so bring proper sun protection and water.

 

  • Entrance Fee:

    • Free.

 

  • Operating Hours:

    • Open 24 hours, but it’s recommended to visit during daylight hours for safety and better views.

 

  • How to Get There:

    • By Bus: You can take bus number 138 or 927 from Ang Mo Kio Bus Interchange or number 927 from Choa Chu Kang Bus Interchange and alight at Mandai Road. From there, you can walk to the boardwalk entrance.
    • By Car/Taxi: Easily accessible by car or taxi via Mandai Road. Parking is available at nearby locations.

 

  • Attractions Nearby:

    • Singapore Zoo
    • Night Safari
    • River Wonders
    • Mandai Bird Paradise
    • Upper Seletar Reservoir Park.

 

  • Other Landmarks Nearby:

    • Upper Seletar Reservoir Rocket Tower
    • Mandai Crematorium and Columbarium

 

  • History:

    • The Mandai area has long been a natural reserve, and the boardwalk was developed to provide better access to the scenic reservoir views while minimizing environmental impact. The Upper Seletar Reservoir itself is one of Singapore’s oldest reservoirs, built to enhance the nation’s water supply. The board walk was built to allow people to enjoy the reservoir in a safe way.

 

 

 

“I hope you enjoyed this glimpse into the Mandai Boardwalk. This is just one of the many adventures I’ll be sharing on Edward Adventure Blogs. Stay tuned for more exciting destinations and travel tips. Don’t forget to follow my blog and social media channels for the latest updates and exclusive content. Your next adventure awaits!”

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