How do I get from Henderson Waves bridge to Singapore?

Henderson Waves is located in the south of Singapore. It crosses over Henderson Road and connects Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park. You can get there by taking the bus (number 145) to the stop on Henderson Road right beneath the bridge. From here you’ll find a staircase going up to the bridge.

Where does the Southern Ridges Walk start?

If you wish to begin your Southern Ridges Walk at Forest Walk, you can park at Carpark 3 on Telok Blangah Hill Park. There are two trails on the Forest Walk (just cross over from Carpark 3 to get on either trail) – the Elevated Walkway and the Earth trail.

How do I get to Forestwalk Singapore?

To get to Telok Blangah Hill Park, you will need to cross Henderson Waves, the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore. Cut across to the other side of Telok Blangah Hill Park and you will arrive at the metal elevated walkway of the Forest Walk.

What type of bridge is the Henderson Waves?

A pedestrian bridge in Singapore arches hundreds of metres above a six-lane freeway. Made entirely of wood and steel, the elegant undulating frame of Henderson Waves connects two picturesque hills in the country’s southern region.

How high is Henderson Waves bridge Singapore?

36 metres
At 36 metres above ground, the Henderson Waves bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore.

How do I access Henderson wave?

Henderson Waves can be reached with a 15-20 min walk from the Cable Car station at jewel box on mount faber. You can get to the Jewel Box from Harbour Front MRT station (CC29, Circle Line) using the trail / stairs going up the hill.It would take around 20 minutes for the same.

How do you walk from HarbourFront to Hort Park?

By MRT – alight at HarbourFront MRT Station (NE1/CC29) and take Exit D, near Marang Road. The trail begins right after you come out of the station. Parking is available at the carpark on Seah Im Street. Bus services at the Bus Depot – 65, 93, 188, 855, 963.

Can cycle on Henderson wave?

Along this trail, you get to enjoy amazing views of the lush greenery from atop Henderson Waves and Forest Walk. You have to dismount and push your bicycles at these areas so take this chance to catch a breather.

Is Henderson Waves free?

A visit to Henderson Waves Bridge at any time is free of cost. There is no Henderson Waves entrance fee to enter the bridge.

How do you get to Faber Park cable car?

You can ride to Mt Faber from Harbourfront Centre (it is part of a round trip ticket). Taxi is the only other way to get to Mt Faber. You can get off the cable car at Mt Faber for a stroll then ride to Sentosa which is the same as starting the ride at Mt Faber.

How do I get to HarbourFront from Marang Trail?

from HarbourFront MRT station Exit D.

1. Get off at HarbourFront MRT station. Then, take Exit D.
2. Refer to the red-arrow path drawn on the photograph above.
3. Look out for the “Marang Trail” or “Mount Faber Park” sign boards along the way.
4. Note that footprints are printed on the ground of the walkway.

How big is Henderson Waves bridge in Singapore?

This architectural wonder is a 274 meter-long and 8m-wide part of the Southern Ridges, a beautiful 9km (5.6 mi) trail in a lush open space that connects the hills of Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park and Kent Ridge Park.

Which is the best way to visit Henderson Waves bridge?

A walk to discover. The best way to explore the bridge is through the Southern Ridges Walk, a five-kilometre hiking trail that takes you through three major parks: Kent Ridge Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park and Mount Faber Park. It is the latter two that Henderson Waves connects.

How much did it cost to build Henderson Waves?

To achieve this, local authorities commissioned a number of architecturally striking pedestrian bridges and walkways to connect the different green spaces, at a cost of S$25.5 million (US $18.5 million). The Henderson Waves, completed in 2008, is the most impressive of all the bridges along the trail.

How tall is the Henderson Waves in Mt Faber?

The Henderson Waves, completed in 2008, is the most impressive of all the bridges along the trail. It connects Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park, stretching for 899 feet (274 meters) and reaching a height of 118 feet (36 meters) above Henderson Road.