Bukit Batok Town Park

Bukit Batok Town Park is a park in Bukit Batok, western Singapore, built on the site of a former granite quarry. Often called Little Guilin, it is known for its dramatic granite cliffs rising above a tranquil lake, resembling the karst landscape of Guilin, China. Developed in 1988, the park offers scenic views, walking paths and a peaceful natural setting within a residential town.

Visitors can expect a compact quarry park centered on a lake surrounded by towering granite rock cliffs and secondary forest. Paved footpaths, shelters and viewing pavilions allow for leisurely walks and photography of the cliff and lake scenery. The environment is quiet and landscaped, with benches and open lawns, suitable for sightseeing, nature appreciation and short walks. No boating or water activities are available on the lake.

The park occupies the site of a former granite quarry, historically known as Gammon Quarry. After quarrying ceased, the disused quarry was developed into Bukit Batok Town Park in 1988 by the Housing and Development Board to serve the surrounding new town, and is now managed by the National Parks Board. The exposed granite cliffs are remnants of Singapore's granite quarrying industry.

The park is popularly known as Little Guilin or Xiao Guilin because its granite cliffs and lake are said to resemble the limestone karst scenery of Guilin in China, making it a well-known scenic and photography landmark for local residents.