Mention Sentosa and the first things that come to mind are Universal Studios Singapore and Resorts World Sentosa. While the island is known for its glitzy attractions, it also has a hidden side to it - its abundant nature! If you're looking to explore a different side of Sentosa, check out the Sentosa Nature Discovery and Fort Siloso Skywalk ? What's more, these two nature attractions are also free and perfect for a day out with your loved ones.
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Just minutes away from the busy Imbiah Lookout Point, you'll find the Sentosa Nature Discovery gallery. Transformed from a former Sentosa monorail station, here's where you can learn all about the 8 different types of habitats and over 30 of Sentosa's heritage trees and flowers. Check out the various interactive exhibits, displays and learn something about the island's unique flora and fauna!
After you've learnt all about Sentosa's lush rainforest, it's time to take a walk at the Imbiah Trails to experience it for yourself. A nature trail in Sentosa? We kid you not! Take this time to spot some insect-eating plants, stunning butterflies and migratory birds. Some birds you can expect to see are the Oriental Magpie Robin and wild white cockatoos. Doesn't this sound like a perfect activity to do with your kids?
P.S. Check out more hiking and nature trails in Singapore with our list!
Sentosa Nature Discovery
Credit: Sentosa (Official) on Facebook
Just minutes away from the busy Imbiah Lookout Point, you'll find the Sentosa Nature Discovery gallery. Transformed from a former Sentosa monorail station, here's where you can learn all about the 8 different types of habitats and over 30 of Sentosa's heritage trees and flowers. Check out the various interactive exhibits, displays and learn something about the island's unique flora and fauna!
After you've learnt all about Sentosa's lush rainforest, it's time to take a walk at the Imbiah Trails to experience it for yourself. A nature trail in Sentosa? We kid you not! Take this time to spot some insect-eating plants, stunning butterflies and migratory birds. Some birds you can expect to see are the Oriental Magpie Robin and wild white cockatoos. Doesn't this sound like a perfect activity to do with your kids?
P.S. Check out more hiking and nature trails in Singapore with our list!
