Singapore and Rio de Janeiro are the world's only two cities to
contain primary rainforest within their boundaries. Bukit Timah is
located seven miles (12km) from Singapore's centre. It is a
164-hectare (405-acre) reserve preserving a variety of tree and
animal species including flying lemurs, long-tailed macaque monkeys
and anteaters. Designated walking and cycle trails undulate through
the dense jungle and its highest point is marked by Bukit Timah at
538ft (164m).
Website: www.nparks.gov.sg Telephone: 6468 5736 Transportation: SBS bus 170, or TIBs 67, 75, 171, 173, 184, 852 and
961 Opening Time: Daily 8.30am to 6.30pm Admission: Free
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