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Southeast
Peranakan history, and beach glory! BedokMarine ParadeJoo Chiat Riding in the southeast of Singapore is quite varied. It has the longest (nearly) uninterrupted stretch of bicycle trail in all of Singapore. Indeed, you can ride from Tanjong Rhu to Changi Village, approximately 30km, and… Continue Reading “Southeast”
Northeast
It seems to go on forever… Pasir Ris and TampinesChangi Pt Riding in the northeast of Singapore is changing rapidly. As areas like Pasir Ris and Tampines become increasingly developed, more bike lanes and bike-friendly attitudes are being adopted. This makes for pleasant rides… Continue Reading “Northeast”
Central South
Believe it or not, you can cycle there! Alexandra CanalGillman BarracksLabrador ParkSentosa IslandMarina Bay Don’t let the fact that this area is a busy business district fool you into thinking it will be bad for cycling. From Marina Bay, Alexandra Canal and Labrador Park,… Continue Reading “Central South”
Central North
The true ‘Jewels’ of Singapore Punggol and Coney Island (Serangoon Island)SeletarSengkangYishun & Woodlands Connect the dots riding between these remarkable places, from the engineering prowess of Punggol Waterway and Seletar Airport, to views to Malaysia, from the Woodlands Waterfront, Punggol Pt to Coney Island.… Continue Reading “Central North”
Southwest
Find pockets of nature, architecture and modern history amongst the industry. NTU (Nanyang Technical University)Jurong (Lake Gardens and Chinese Gardens)Bukit Batok The western part of Singapore is the youngest in terms of development, which makes it feel like a fresh and expansive new territory… Continue Reading “Southwest”
Northwest
Welcome to the jungle! Choa Chu KangSungei BulohKranji From the alligators of Sungei Buloh to the Bollywood Veggies of Kranji and the intriguing heritage of the Cashin House, northwest Singapore is a fascinating place to pedal There are miles and miles of road running… Continue Reading “Northwest”
As seen in The Straits Times
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