Singapore expands its green horizons with the upcoming Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park, alongside the revitalized Bukit Batok Nature Corridor, both set to debut in 2028.
Singapore is taking its ‘City in Nature’ initiative to the next level with the creation of two major green spaces: the Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park, along with a refreshed Bukit Batok Nature Corridor. Spearheaded by the National Parks Board (NParks), these projects are scheduled for completion by 2028.
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Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park: Everything You Need to Know
Singapore Reveals Plans for Two Exciting Nature Destinations Opening in 2028
Singapore is expanding its green initiatives with the unveiling of two remarkable nature projects: the Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park and the revamped Bukit Batok Nature Corridor. Managed by the National Parks Board (NParks), both destinations are designed to further the country’s ‘City in Nature’ vision and are expected to be completed by 2028.
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A Closer Look at Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park
Covering an impressive 72.8 hectares near Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, the Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park promises to be a haven for wildlife and nature enthusiasts. Highlights of the park include bird hides, serene coastal trails, and sightings of migratory species such as Pacific golden plovers and greenshanks.
Key features announced by NParks include:
- A thriving ecosystem supporting over 280 species of wildlife, including oriental pied hornbills, giant mudskippers, and buffy fish owls.
- Stunning observation nodes offering sweeping views of the mangroves and mudflats, connected by scenic coastal walkways.
- Unique wooden bird hides strategically placed along trails, allowing visitors to observe the area’s vibrant migratory bird population.
With these developments, Singapore is reaffirming its commitment to preserving biodiversity and offering world-class outdoor destinations for both residents and visitors.
Revitalized Bukit Batok Nature Corridor: Everything You Need to Know
The Bukit Batok Nature Corridor, spanning over 125 hectares of lush greenery and featuring 10 kilometers of interconnected trails, is set to undergo a transformative upgrade. The enhancements will include a modern exercise plaza, improved streams, and newly designed trails. Here’s a closer look at what’s in store for this vibrant green belt:
- Revamped Trails and Boardwalks: The existing 10 kilometers of trails linking Bukit Timah Nature Reserve to the upcoming Tengah Forest Corridor will be upgraded with a brand-new boardwalk and observation decks overlooking the quarry. These additions will offer breathtaking views of the local ecosystem, perfect for nature enthusiasts.
- Recreational Areas: A new play area will provide an ideal space for family picnics or relaxing with a good book, while the exercise zone will introduce eco-friendly fitness opportunities for visitors.
- Improved Amenities: Upgraded facilities will include well-planned nodes, convenient drop-off points, and public washrooms to enhance the visitor experience.
- Bukit Batok Hillside Nature Park: A new 9.2-hectare park, equivalent to 13 football fields, will be developed as part of the corridor, adding even more space for exploration and leisure.
These upgrades aim to elevate Bukit Batok Nature Corridor into a premier destination for both outdoor enthusiasts and families, combining modern conveniences with the beauty of Singapore’s natural heritage.
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