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  • Cavenagh Bridge, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Pedestrian bridge.
  • AYE Henderson Flyover, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Also overlooks / goes over train track for Malayan Railways (international rail track to Malaysia).
  • Elias Green Condominium, ghed wrote 18 years ago:
    Public transportation is a bit hard.
  • Blk 867 Tampines St 83, nad (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Espera's place
  • Global Indian International School, East Coast Campus, jessica gadkar (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    it is the best school i hv ever seen GIIS ROX
  • Ministry of Manpower, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Ministry of Manpower http://www.mom.gov.sg/
  • Wheelock Place, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Burger King, Starbucks.
  • Shaw Towers, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Prince and Jade cinemas, Starbucks, Subway, magic shop, restaurants, camera shop, scale models shop (Tamiya etc). Used to have a small food court but now converted to a Chinese restaurant (2008).
  • MacRitchie Reservoir, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Popular jogging, leisure, exercise area. You can see groups of people doing Tai Chi in the morning. Well-maintained board-walk round the lake.
  • Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Visitor Centre, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Contains information displays (like a mini museum) on the nature reserve and the plants and animals there, and a camping equipment shop. And most importantly of all - toilets and drinks vending machines. Saw monkeys walking outside, in the morning. You can walk from here to the top of the hill. But long, a few kilometers and some parts are really steep.
  • Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Highest point in Singapore. Bukit Timah means Tin Hill in the local Malay language.
  • Mount Faber Point, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Highest point of the hill. Almost 360 degree view of surrounding scenery. Popular tourist lookout point. Contains garden and mini Merlion statue.
  • Hong Lim Park, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Location of Singapore Speakers' Corner (like London's Hyde Park). Pretty much dead, nobody bothers to speak there anymore. Why bother when you have the Internet forums? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speakers'_Corner,_Singapore
  • Pearl's Centre, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Chinese medical shops - supplies, acupuncture, foot reflexology. Buddhist supply shops - books, statues.
  • Tiong Bahru Plaza 中巴鲁广场, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Has a 24 hour Indian coffee shop (as of 2008).
  • Former Alkaff Mansion , pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Looked abandoned when I was there in 2007. "Keep Out. Private Property." signs and locked gates.
  • Spring Singapore, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Formerly Productivity and Standards Board. http://www.spring.gov.sg/
  • Alkaff Bridge, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    One of the prettiest, funkiest, modern bridges in Singapore.
  • Gmax Reverse Bungy, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    Passengers are strapped into their seats, then hurled up tens of meters into the air by elastic cables, like a thrill-ride you would find in an amusement park. So popular that there are now two here.
  • CPF Building, pisang wrote 18 years ago:
    CPF is the Central Provident Fund Board, a Singaporean government-mandated pension savings scheme for all employees. http://www.cpf.gov.sg/