Jurong Hill Park, Jurong

We went to this place last week.Not so crowded. But there were some photoshoot going on in the tower(upper level) and also a group were celebrating their birthday. Anyways they are doing some construction works so if you want to go to the tower,u need to walk up further.If you are driving, its easier.Peaceful.But be careful, got rats.And the toilets are situated near the carpark.

👍👏😉The 18m-tall three-storey spiral Jurong Hill Tower was of the Built-in on top of the 60m-tall Jurong Hill. I used to visit the Teppan Yaki and Indonesia Restaurant in 1970. It really brings back good memories. The Japanese food was good, and the surround planted trees by famous people and royalty who came over the years. It was known as an inspiration point. Where boys will bring their sweetheart there to enjoy the scenery 😉 😘😋

Quiet place worth a visit after a trip to the bird park. Might take some walking if one does not drive. Good views overlooking Jurong industrial estate. Saw a huge colourful lizard while on the way down.

Another beautiful park which showcases a variety of birds we have on our planet. Birds of different, shapes and sizes can be found here. This park is also filled with a beautiful landscape and even has a waterfall inside it. There are birds like macaw, pelicans, falcons, vultures, cockatoos, parrots, pigeons and many more. Just like the zoo the bird park also has shows that are made to enlighten the visitors which should never be missed. There are food joints here so it's convenient to grab something if you are feeling hungry

This is an absolute beauty for sunrise/sunsets, peaceful getaway in the west and for serene bird’s eye view from the highest point in the west. It feels abandoned with the garden of fame and tower accessible via a road (behind bird park), no one would explore if they didn’t know about the place. There’re cyclists, exercisers, dog walkers, bird watchers, mediators, history lovers and for seeing the planted trees by dignitaries in the past. By public transport, it’s one stop by 194 from Boonlay and 10min uphill walk up the road adjacent to the Jurong Bird Park (should I say old, because it’s moving to The Central catchment area).