With so many new and noteworthy attractions opening in April, you’re sure to find something to spice up your week! As Singapore continues to boost its local attractions, there are many must-go places that have recently opened. We bring you this week’s top picks and inspiration for you next outing!
National Orchid Garden Tropical Montane Orchidetum
Having recently refreshed its attractions, the Tropical Montane Orchidetum is the National Orchid Garden’s newest venture. Replicating the look and feel of a tropical montane forest, but with orchids as its centrepiece – the Orchidetum spans three display houses and more surprises within. The Orchidetum also has a lowland habitat trail featuring orchids from Singapore and the surrounding region, and a Secret Ravine that emulates habitats found in the deep and narrow valleys of tropical mountains. If you’re looking for something new to do in the city, why not check it out?
Address: Tropical Montane Orchidetum, National Orchid Garden, 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
Opening Hours: Monday–Sunday 8.30am–7pm
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Rail Corridor
The highly-anticipated reopening of the central section of the Rail Corridor opened to plenty of crowds eager to snap a picture for the ‘gram! Featuring enhanced safety measures while still preserving the look and feel of the Rail Corridor, there’s plenty to see and do here! Check out the nature trails surrounding the Rail Corridor, or grab a friend for a cycling trip. As the Rail Corridor slowly reopens, more attractions are planned including a heritage gallery and a food and beverage space, so do look out for them!
Address: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Hindhede Dr, Singapore 589318
Opening Hours: Monday–Sunday 7am–7pm
Void Deck Art Gallery
A community art gallery situated in a void deck, Void Deck Art Gallery is a long-running project by Social Creatives. The project aims to bring different groups together, and make art more accessible to the wider community. There are three void deck installations to explore, and each has a different theme! From the works of Van Gogh to Picasso, this take on classic art is sure to delight.
Post Impressionism: (Van Gogh)
Address: Blk 56 Pipit Road, Macpherson, Singapore 370056
Opening Hours: 24 hours daily
Pop Art (Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Roy Lichtenstein)
Address: Block 8 Holland Avenue, Singapore 271008
Opening Hours: 24 hours daily
Cubism (Picasso)
Address: Block 749 Jurong West Street St 73, Singapore 640749
Opening Hours: 24 hours daily
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Uncle Ringo Carnival
If you’ve missed the Uncle Ringo carnivals that used to be a fixture of pasar malams, Uncle Ringo’s permanent carnival at Punggol is sure to delight! With rides, games, workshops and even a dinosaur park, there’s definitely something for the entire family. Admission is free as well, if you just want to soak in the atmosphere!
Address: Social Innovation Park, 50 Punggol East, Singapore 82886
Opening Hours: Thursday–Sunday 5pm–9pm
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Circuit Tiki @ Resorts World Sentosa
Fuel your need for speed at Singapore's first ever indoor karting circuit! This unique and vibrantly themed circuit will get your heart rate racing in no time. A collaboration between Resorts World Sentosa and KF1 Karting Circuit, this experience promises an afternoon of fun. Aptly named the Circuit Tiki, the indoor karting circuit covers a distance of 550 metres, with 23 corner turns that’ll have you feeling like a pro racer!
Date: 2 April–30 June 2021
Address: RWS East Carpark, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore 098269
Opening Hours: Monday–Wednesday 1pm–10pm
Thursday–Sunday 10am–10pm
