Punggol Promenade
Punggol Promenade
Punggol Promenade is a $16.7 million production that hosts a variety of recreational activities for residents of Punggol and visitors. This 4.9 km Promenade will link up Punggol Point and Punggol East. It is part of the 150 km National Park Connectors connecting island wide parks. It is within walking distance to the Rivieria LRT station.
Punggol Promenade is a $16.7 million production that hosts a variety of recreational activities for residents of Punggol and visitors. This 4.9 km Promenade will link up Punggol Point and Punggol East. It is part of the 150 km National Park Connectors connecting island wide parks. It is within walking distance to the Rivieria LRT station.
The waterfront promenade has a few attractions like water lily pond, arrival plaza next to the beach, and fishing platforms. The Punggol Promenade is also connected south to the Punggol Reservoir and Serangoon Reservoir. If you feel hungry, you can head to the fast food outlet or seafood restaurant or bistro located here to enjoy a sumptuous meal.
Sports enthusiasts can jog, run, cycle and work out at the exercise stations. Nature lovers can also head down here to discover the nature flora and fauna, birds and other wildlife. For those who love prawn fishing you should head down to Hai Bin Prawning@Punggol at Tebing Lane. There are 2 prawning ponds, 1 Nelayan Pro fishing pond and 1 Sea water fishing pond.
You can also go onto the bridge that connects Punggol Promenade over to Serangoon Reservoir to Lorong Halus Wetland. In the past it was a landfill used to bury refuse. Now it collects and treats water passing through the former landfill, preventing it from flowing into the Serangoon reservoir. Now it has been transformed into a sanctuary for birds, plants and wildlife. Definitely a place where nature lovers will love to explore.
You can also go onto the bridge that connects Punggol Promenade over to Serangoon Reservoir to Lorong Halus Wetland. In the past it was a landfill used to bury refuse. Now it collects and treats water passing through the former landfill, preventing it from flowing into the Serangoon reservoir. Now it has been transformed into a sanctuary for birds, plants and wildlife. Definitely a place where nature lovers will love to explore.
