Lower Seletar Reservoir Park

Besides acting as a natural flood deterrent and water filtration system, this garden is also home to a variety of plant and animal life.

Resembling a kelong, this bridge has a shaded pavilion where you can take in scenic views. There are also panels highlighting the area’s history.

One of Singapore’s most abundant kingfishers, this bird has turquoise upperparts and white underparts. Some describe its call as sounding like maniacal laughter.

Also known as the Elephant Apple, this tree bears fruit that is loved by wild elephants. It produces large yellow blossoms that last for a day.

Also known as Little Heron, this bluish-grey bird has wings that look as if it has white scales.

Found in ponds, lakes or slow-flowing waters, this dragonfly may appear orange (males) or pale brown (females).

The world's largest orchid species, it can grow stalks as long as 2m. Its flowers have a brown and yellow pattern resembling tiger stripes.

This yellow-brown dragonfly is among the most widespread globally. It has a series of diamond-shaped spots along the midline of its abdomen.