Heritage Fest 2008 - Pasir Panjang Heritage Trail Sat 19th July: 8am and 9am Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, NUS & Reflections at Bukit Chandu, NHB
Event details
Registration (not open yet) Participation is free but spaces are limited.
Meeting point - Public Gallery, Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, NUS: Block S6, Level 3 (at the end of Science Drive 2).
How to get to the Raffles Museum's Public Gallery.
- By
Bus/MRT - cross the road to take No. 95 from Buona Vista MRT (bus stop
outside the MOE building). Alight at the second bus stop after the bus
turns left into NUS. See map
- By car. Take the NUH exit off AYE into NUS and park at Car Park 10 off Lower Kent Ridge Road. See map.
What to prepare
- Have a good breakfast or bring a snack to munch on along the way. It is a 3-4 hour walk.
- Bring at least 1 litre of water, you will get thirsty.
- Bring an umbrella- we will walk rain or shine, and the weather is unpredictable (see weather forecast).
- You will end your walk at Reflections at Bukit Chandu. From there you will have to either call a cab, or walk to NUS, South Buona Vista Road or Pasir Panjang Road to catch a bus.
Itinerary (approximate)
- 8.00am: Group 1 meets at Raffles Museum Public Gallery: "Singapore Stories" - seven tales of surprises and accidents about wildlife in Singapore:
- 8.45am: Break
- 9am - 10am: Kent Ridge Marker Stone, The Gap, the Normanton pond.
- 10am - 11am: Kent Ridge Park, view of southern islands, Tembusu grove, Canopy walk.
- 11am: Reflections of Bukit Chandu, Sounds of Battle.
- 9.00am: Group 2 meets at Raffles Museum Public Gallery: "Singapore Stories" - seven tales of surprises and accidents about wildlife in Singapore:
- 8.45am: Break
- 10am - 11am: Kent Ridge Marker Stone, The Gap, the Normanton pond.
- 11am - 12pm: Kent Ridge Park, view of southern islands, Tembusu grove, Canopy walk.
- 12pm: Reflections of Bukit Chandu, Sounds of Battle.
Guides- 8am - Airani, Oi Yee and Sivasothi.
- 9am - Wendy, Kiah Shen, Kenneth & Anand.
For further background about this project, please see the Pasir Panjang Heritage Webpage.
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