(17 mins)Д«y public transport: Alight at King Albert MRT station and head down the road to the entrance of the Rail Corridor. For those who are more garang, you can try venturing into the jungle вЂ“ though youвЂ™ll want to ensure youвЂ™re well-covered and have got grippy boots as the terrain is tough and slippery.Д«y car: Park near Greenleaf View for direct access to the Rail Corridor. Image credit: large 85-hectare area also straddles the Rail Corridor, so you can pack a bikeВ in your car for a full-day adventure. If youвЂ™re itching for action, cycle or drive over to explore the nearby Yishun Dam вЂ“ otherwise, this idyllic lakeside locale has plenty of shady spots for a picnic.Д«y car: Park at the entrance of RowerвЂ™s Bay Park along Seletar Club Road.Д«y public transport:Take Bus 103 at Yishun MRT and alight at Aft Shell Aviation (30 mins).ДЄs one of the few spots in Singapore thatвЂ™s left largely untouched, Clementi ForestВ is a nature-loverвЂ™s paradise with lush greenery all around and more than 250 native species in the area.В With the vast valley and towering trees all around, you might even feel like youвЂ™ve been transported to a different country.

Perfect for a relaxing retreat from our busy lives and to dodge large crowds, these seven hidden nature spots will be sure to deliver equal parts adventure and respite:Дown at RowerвЂ™s Bay ParkВ by the Lower Seletar Reservoir, youвЂ™ll be treated to stunning waterfront views with picturesque skies вЂ“ minus the HDBs and buildings all Singaporeans are used to.В Along the 2KM path are a multitude of scenic spots amongst towering reeds and swaying willow trees. But if youвЂ™re looking for something more unique than the Singapore Botanical Gardens or Rail Corridor, venture a little further and youвЂ™ll uncover a multitude of hidden nature spots here in Singapore.

Singapore might be replete with high-rise buildings, HDBs and skyscrapers, but nature is never far away no matter where you are.

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