Kranji Marshes
3.5
طبيعة ومناطق الحياة البرية
طالع المزيد
عرض كامل
المنطقة
العنوان
الجوار: ليم تشو كانغ
أفضل الأماكن القريبة
المطاعم
61 على بُعد 5 كيلومترات
معالم الجذب
127 على بُعد 10 كيلومترات
3.5
23 تعليق
ممتاز
5
جيد جدًا
8
متوسط
7
سيئ
2
سيئ جدًا
1
Clement
سنغافورة, سنغافورة275 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • أغسطس 2019
A Marshland located at Northern part of S’pore with great variety of migratory birds through different Seasons of the year. Like the place as it was quiet and not many people on a Public Holiday. The only one shortcomings is that the walk was too short from the starting point to the end of the track culminating with a birds eye view from a Tower.
كُتب بتاريخ 12 أغسطس 2019
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drukair
سنغافورة, سنغافورة4,194 مساهمة
بمفردك • أبريل 2019
スンゲイブローから数キロ離れたところにある湿地帯です。湖沿いの遊歩道は閉鎖されていて、タワーの周囲だけしか歩けませんでした。観察小屋があったりしてスンゲイブローに似ていますが、鳥の数も少なく、あんまり行く意味はなさそうです。２～３時間に１本走っているKranji Expressというマイクロバス以外は公共交通機関ありません。
كُتب بتاريخ 21 أبريل 2019
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Lost In Asia
سنغافورة, سنغافورة2,552 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • مارس 2019
decided to come here on a Sunday, pleasantly surprised how well maintained the park is.
However, on a normal day, public can only visit up to the Raptor Towers, there are greater area of the park but it is not open to public, only open for guided tours.
Very relaxing to come here and look at birds and plants
However, on a normal day, public can only visit up to the Raptor Towers, there are greater area of the park but it is not open to public, only open for guided tours.
Very relaxing to come here and look at birds and plants
كُتب بتاريخ 16 مارس 2019
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Khin Nandar M
سنغافورة, سنغافورة85 مساهمة
زوجان • سبتمبر 2018
Great getaway from city life,good to go before sunset and catch it when sun comes down...beautiful and very peaceful place,I went there twice and planning to go again,but take note to bring sufficient water and snacks because there is no canteens or restaurant over there.good to go with family friends and your partner,can bring your lenses to watch bird especially during migration season,it is home to birds and many species.
Good to go for just reading books at quite places,there for shelter,tower there to sit down and rest,view the scenery and read book.
Good to go for just reading books at quite places,there for shelter,tower there to sit down and rest,view the scenery and read book.
كُتب بتاريخ 6 سبتمبر 2018
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BrandonPBS
سنغافورة, سنغافورة68 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • أغسطس 2018
Last weekend, my wife and I visited the marshes with a couple friends of ours. Thinking it to be an early evening nature walk, we were pleasantly surprised at a different experience, visually and aurally.
The Kranji Gate opened up the way into the wetland with a chorus of marsh frogs coming from the ponds. We spent a short time peering in the direction of the "bass" vocals and caught sight of a few amphibious residents in this "welcome performance".
Our ears were soon distracted by chorus of the feathered kind. Spotted at the top of some trees were some yellow-bodied birds (sorry for the lack of bird knowledge). Regrettably, we were not camera-ready and our smartphones could not capture the glorious sighting at that distance.
My wife tried to match these birds with the education board "Birds of Kranji Marsh" but they were in black and white.Perhaps, the National Parks could consider improving this with colored photographs to aid novices like us.
There were a few photography enthusiasts with their tripods and "elaborated" camera equipment patiently awaiting for their perfect shots of the bird-kind. Quietly, we passed them by, not wanting to rob them of the rewards for their long suffering wait. They were just the first of many "armed" bird-watchers through the visit.
Along the way to the Raptor Tower, there were continuous sightings of birds and melodic chorus that made the walk pleasant and enjoyable. The tower gave us a panoramic view of the Kranji Marshes. At that height, we were directed by other visitors to a nearby pond where a water monitor lizard was doing a "Nessie (Loch Ness)" surface swimming routine.
Before we head back (the sun was setting and the wetland closed at 7pm), we had a chanced encounter with a king fisher making regular and well timed dip into the pond. This was captured in video after several patient "smartphone" takes. The edited slow-mo clip made this memory a permanent and visual one.
Yes, apart from the diversity of plants/trees and variety of birds and butterflies in the wetland, we were pleasantly surprised to see the water monitor lizard, the tree squirrels, and a wild boar that was sighted behind some trees on our way back.
This short hour nature walk has opened up surprises for us, and made us want to come back again for the many more that we did not get to uncover.
For nature lovers, bird watchers, and those who welcome surprises that wetland brings, make plans to visit and explore. If you wish to visit the core conservation area, do check out National Parks website for guided tour opportunities as this area is closed to the public.
Come with family and friends. Even if you come alone, you can make friends easily if you would just take a few minutes to share your own sightings and experiences like we did with the visual hunt for the "amphibious singers", and sharing the kingfisher video clip. We had bird photographers sharing their rewarding photo shots of bird guarding its nest of young ones and tower climbers pointing out the "Nessie" sighting, etc...
The Kranji Gate opened up the way into the wetland with a chorus of marsh frogs coming from the ponds. We spent a short time peering in the direction of the "bass" vocals and caught sight of a few amphibious residents in this "welcome performance".
Our ears were soon distracted by chorus of the feathered kind. Spotted at the top of some trees were some yellow-bodied birds (sorry for the lack of bird knowledge). Regrettably, we were not camera-ready and our smartphones could not capture the glorious sighting at that distance.
My wife tried to match these birds with the education board "Birds of Kranji Marsh" but they were in black and white.Perhaps, the National Parks could consider improving this with colored photographs to aid novices like us.
There were a few photography enthusiasts with their tripods and "elaborated" camera equipment patiently awaiting for their perfect shots of the bird-kind. Quietly, we passed them by, not wanting to rob them of the rewards for their long suffering wait. They were just the first of many "armed" bird-watchers through the visit.
Along the way to the Raptor Tower, there were continuous sightings of birds and melodic chorus that made the walk pleasant and enjoyable. The tower gave us a panoramic view of the Kranji Marshes. At that height, we were directed by other visitors to a nearby pond where a water monitor lizard was doing a "Nessie (Loch Ness)" surface swimming routine.
Before we head back (the sun was setting and the wetland closed at 7pm), we had a chanced encounter with a king fisher making regular and well timed dip into the pond. This was captured in video after several patient "smartphone" takes. The edited slow-mo clip made this memory a permanent and visual one.
Yes, apart from the diversity of plants/trees and variety of birds and butterflies in the wetland, we were pleasantly surprised to see the water monitor lizard, the tree squirrels, and a wild boar that was sighted behind some trees on our way back.
This short hour nature walk has opened up surprises for us, and made us want to come back again for the many more that we did not get to uncover.
For nature lovers, bird watchers, and those who welcome surprises that wetland brings, make plans to visit and explore. If you wish to visit the core conservation area, do check out National Parks website for guided tour opportunities as this area is closed to the public.
Come with family and friends. Even if you come alone, you can make friends easily if you would just take a few minutes to share your own sightings and experiences like we did with the visual hunt for the "amphibious singers", and sharing the kingfisher video clip. We had bird photographers sharing their rewarding photo shots of bird guarding its nest of young ones and tower climbers pointing out the "Nessie" sighting, etc...
كُتب بتاريخ 31 أغسطس 2018
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KGB777
سنغافورة, سنغافورة41,727 مساهمة
العائلة • مارس 2018
This is one place to come if you don't like crowds - you're unlikely to see too many people here. I came here, for my first ever visit, with the kids around 10am on a Sunday morning and the place was virtually deserted. It's a long walk to the bird watching area, and there's not much sun protection, so a hat is essential. Interesting place and worth a visit.
كُتب بتاريخ 17 أبريل 2018
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Robert C
Weybridge, UK40 مساهمة
العائلة • يناير 2018
This is mainly for bird watching, there is a reasonable walk to get to the viewing platform but keep an eye open over the water way on the left as it was there we saw a couple of kingfishers. When we were there we saw information about tours which started at 7, that was probably a much better time than 11 when we got there. We did see some raptors but they were flying quite high and therefore looked small. Pleasant but the other local park had more to offer.
كُتب بتاريخ 4 أبريل 2018
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Julia
سنغافورة, سنغافورة92 مساهمة
زوجان • مارس 2018
We are local Singaporeans & we have decided to explore this place. This place is still in for more beautiful development (refer to attached pics!) Kranji marshes is the first stop for now. We drove there & parked at the free parking lots (7am to 7pm) the carpark will be closed after 7pm as there are no lamp post inside the walking track leading to Kranji marshes... we walked 20mins (about 1km) very windy & chill, clean new park, the walking trail currently lined with trees on both sides and you will get to sight birds flying in n out of the trees as we walked on... beautiful, peaceful, windy place. Hardly get to see such big empty grassland with a big pond in Singapore..... we love this experience and took many beautiful pics..
كُتب بتاريخ 24 مارس 2018
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EndlessTravels
Greater Melbourne, أستراليا35,372 مساهمة
يناير 2018
I wouldn’t come here just for marshes but worth a trip if you also visit other nearby attractions. The raptor tower was a highlight. TIP: watch out for mosquitoes
كُتب بتاريخ 28 يناير 2018
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Taipei921
Singapore160 مساهمة
بمفردك • ديسمبر 2017
In a bustling city where almost everything is man made and modern, Kranji Marshes is a small park designed for migrating birds to nest or take relief before they continue their migratory pattern. You can spot some exotic birds in this place, though the public access area are rather limited, compared to the "Jurassic" sector that is open only for allocated guided tours.
Rather warm and humid, but the sights of some migratory birds will take away the discomfort. The attraction is the Raptor Tower within the park where you can see wider beyond the park, and view some of the swamps and the Kranji Reservoir and if lucky, some eagles, cranes or herons.
Well kept and clean, with resting points/shelters along the short 1km walk (20 mins lesiurely walk) on the well laid asphalt. If you are a nature lover with time to spend, it is a place to visit, though the nearby Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve would be a much bigger and more nature-like reserve.
Beware of the heat, mosquitoes though. Some sunshade, sun block and insect repellant just in case!
Rather warm and humid, but the sights of some migratory birds will take away the discomfort. The attraction is the Raptor Tower within the park where you can see wider beyond the park, and view some of the swamps and the Kranji Reservoir and if lucky, some eagles, cranes or herons.
Well kept and clean, with resting points/shelters along the short 1km walk (20 mins lesiurely walk) on the well laid asphalt. If you are a nature lover with time to spend, it is a place to visit, though the nearby Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve would be a much bigger and more nature-like reserve.
Beware of the heat, mosquitoes though. Some sunshade, sun block and insect repellant just in case!
كُتب بتاريخ 3 يناير 2018
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