Train fans must visit Rail Corridor@Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

#Singapore Attractions 'Bukit Timah Nature Reserve' covers more than 162 hectares. Located about 12 kilometers northwest of the city, it was established in 1883 and is the only tropical rainforest reserve within Singapore. Hiking fans and cycling fans will certainly be happy. What about train fans? After the Rail Corridor opened in July this year, many people went to take pictures, in fact, it is the Bukit Timah old railway station revitalized into a new tourist attraction, located south of the nature reserve. There is also a 1932 Story Cafe, very hipster, will display railway station antiquities, quite a good environment. Coffee Biscoff ice cream is quite good, rich but not bitter, and very sweet. There is a little bit of Biscoff flavor, sprinkled with some cookie crumbs, with some bite. If the weather is good and you have time you can walk along the abandoned railway tracks of the Singapore-Malaysia KTM Railway, go deeper into the reserve you will find the Bukit Timah Truss Bridge train bridge and you can take pictures. KTM built a port of Tanjong Pagar in the south to Singapore and the southern line of the Thai Railway in the north during the British colonial period in 1932, all the way to Myanmar, also a British colony. However, it ceased operations in 2011 and is now just a tourist spot.