The rest of the trail was a nice little walk down back to the entrance at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. The sun was already heading down and it would be a good idea to be back before it gets dark. There are not a lot of lights at the park itself and it is probably one of the least electrified places in the entire Singapore. The trail we are on passed by some wonderful scenery and I couldn’t help but take photos of it.
The place seems so un-Singapore and it wouldn’t be too far fetch to imagine it to be in some remote Bornean jungle. The water was so still that the sky and tree reflect off of the water to great effect. It would have been a great spot to rest too but there weren’t any seats there and I don’t think it would be nice to have seat either. This is probably one of the reasons why I think it deserved to be named an ASEAN Heritage park. It never ceases to amaze me that such a place exists in Singapore.
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