Singapore isn’t just a concrete jungle – these extremely photogenic green pockets dotted across our island are proof. We trawled through Instagram to look for the most Insta-worthy parks and green spaces that’ll have even the most nature-adverse among you want to get out into the wild.
Inspired? Don’t forget to vote for your favourite park in Time Out’s Love Singapore campaign. Flex your knowledge of the city and cast your vote now – you have ’til April 10 to lock in your decision.
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Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve by Jason Lim (@jsnjnr)
Underground crossing at Fort Canning Park by Hida Sharif Hidayat (@hidasyarief_)
Sunrise Bridge at Punggol Waterway Park by Kriscel Diane Go (@krissyuh)
Kranji Marshes by Jazper Ong (@jaznolife)
National Orchid Garden in Singapore Botanic Gardens by Cheryl (@lyrehcrm)
Jurong Bird Park by Zipeng (@zippyzipeng)
Woodlands Waterfront Park by Guosheng (@guozhengz)
Upper Seletar Reservoir Park by Gerald Er (@lightfactor92)
Now go wild
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Cycling routes in Singapore: East Coast

A cycle through the Eastern Coastal Park Connector Network is a tranquil, easy and leafy experience
Cycling routes in Singapore: Hillview

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Cycling routes in Singapore: Kallang

Bring a camera along when you take this green-swathed route through parks and temples
