About Mandai Boardwalk
Mandai Boardwalk is a 3.3-kilometre public boardwalk along the eastern edge of Upper Seletar Reservoir in Mandai, northern Singapore. Opened on 14 January 2025 beside the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, it provides free public access to a previously restricted reservoir fringe bordering the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The elevated timber boardwalk offers panoramic reservoir views, wildlife observation and a tranquil nature experience near Singapore Zoo, River Wonders and Bird Paradise.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a flat, elevated timber boardwalk stretching 3.3 km along Upper Seletar Reservoir with open views of the water and the forested Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The route has viewing decks, benches and interpretive signage, with opportunities to see birds, butterflies and reservoir wildlife. The boardwalk is linear with entry points near Mandai Wildlife East and River Wonders, surrounded by secondary forest and reservoir scenery. It is designed for leisurely walking, sightseeing and photography in a quiet natural setting.
Key highlights
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3.3 km scenic boardwalk along Upper Seletar Reservoir
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Panoramic views of Central Catchment Nature Reserve and reservoir
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Free public access with no ticket required
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Wildlife and birdwatching opportunities along the forest fringe
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Viewing decks and rest benches for photography and relaxation
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Direct proximity to Mandai Wildlife Reserve attractions
History of Mandai Boardwalk
Opened on 14 January 2025 as part of the Mandai rejuvenation project, the boardwalk opened a previously restricted stretch of Upper Seletar Reservoir fringe to the public for the first time, enhancing connectivity between the Mandai Wildlife Reserve and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve.
Route
| By train | Take North-South Line to Khatib MRT Station (NS14), then transfer to Mandai Khatib Shuttle |
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| By road |