Home to 170 species of birds, 54 types of buttferflies and 33 different kinds of dragonflies, this nature reserve is the perfect recreation area to observe and enjoy the island's wildlife. At 57 hectares and with a range of natural and green habitats, Kranji Marshes is Singapore's largest freshwater farmland.
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How far? 1km (area open to public), 3km (for a guided tour in the conservation area).
How long will it take? Less than 30 minutes.
Why go? Home to 170 species of birds, 54 types of butterflies and 33 different kinds of dragonflies, this nature reserve is the perfect recreation area to observe and enjoy the island's wildlife. At 57 hectares and with a range of natural and green habitats, Kranji Marshes is Singapore's largest freshwater farmland.
What's there to see? Bird enthusiasts will love the bird hides located around the park to spot species like woodpeckers and eagles. If you do want to check out the core conservation area which is not open to the public, do make an appointment with NParks via the website – it's worth it.
How long will it take? Less than 30 minutes.
Why go? Home to 170 species of birds, 54 types of butterflies and 33 different kinds of dragonflies, this nature reserve is the perfect recreation area to observe and enjoy the island's wildlife. At 57 hectares and with a range of natural and green habitats, Kranji Marshes is Singapore's largest freshwater farmland.
What's there to see? Bird enthusiasts will love the bird hides located around the park to spot species like woodpeckers and eagles. If you do want to check out the core conservation area which is not open to the public, do make an appointment with NParks via the website – it's worth it.
