Outdoor Activities
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TNAP Highlights: What’s New in Singapore January 2026
Start the new year with a bang as Singapore comes alive this January with an exciting line-up of events and activities!
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A Guide to Singapore’s Top Family-Friendly Golf and Country Clubs
These country clubs provide family-friendly recreational havens featuring golf courses, swimming pools, diverse dining options, and organized activities.
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Places to see snow in Singapore this Christmas 2025
Let it snow! Want to experience snow in tropic Singapore? Here are some places to check out. Some of these places have been showing artificial snow since 1996!
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What’s New in Singapore in 2025: Exciting Attractions and Experiences Await
In 2025, Singapore will unveil a range of new attractions, including Disney Adventure cruise, the Rainforest Wild Asia, and the Mandai Rainforest Resort.
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Where to go Longkang Fishing in Singapore
Discover where you can safely enjoy the nostalgic activity of longkang fishing in Singapore, offering a fun and modern twist on a beloved kampong pastime.
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This Holiday, Let Your Child Live the Adventure at Camp GungHo
Give your child an unforgettable holiday at Camp GungHo - Singapore's award-winning kids camp blending adventure, STEAM learning, and elite football training.
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Changi Airport’s Bamboo Grove – A new sanctuary at the airport
The Bamboo Grove is designed as a peaceful rest stop for cyclists and joggers on the Changi Airport Connector. It is free and open 24 hours.
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Exploring the tranquil charms of Kusu Island: A perfect day getaway
Explore the cultural marvels, pristine beaches, and spiritual sanctuaries of Kusu Island on a day trip, where legends come to life amidst the tranquil beauty of this Singaporean oasis.
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Where to see Dinosaurs in Singapore
From life-sized dinosaurs at Changi Jurassic Mile to dinosaur playgrounds to real dinosaur fossils, check out these places to see dinosaurs in Singapore.
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New River Crab Playground Opens in Toa Payoh Lor 7
The River Crab Playground, located at 9 Lorong 7 Toa Payoh, is a unique play space designed with input from nearly 2,000 residents, students, and local stakeholders.





























