5 places to discover
Cunderdin No 3 Pump Station is a heritage-listed former pumping station on the Goldfields Water Supply Scheme in Cunderdin, Western Australia, about 156 km east of Perth. Built in 1902 to pump water from Mundaring Weir to the Eastern Goldfields, it now houses the Cunderdin Museum. The site preserves original pumping machinery and interprets the engineering achievement of C.Y. O'Connor along the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail.
Fort Siloso Skywalk is an 11-storey, 181-metre elevated walkway on Sentosa Island, Singapore, connecting Siloso Point to Fort Siloso, the island's preserved coastal fort. Opened in 2015, it rises above the forest canopy and heritage trees, offering panoramic views of the Singapore Strait, Keppel Harbour and Sentosa's western coastline. The skywalk provides step-free access to the fort and serves as a scenic heritage trail linking natural and military history attractions.
Kent Ridge Park is a 47-hectare hilltop park in Kent Ridge, Queenstown, Singapore, located between the National University of Singapore and Singapore Science Park. Part of the Southern Ridges network, it features secondary forest, rich biodiversity and elevated viewpoints. The park is notable as the site of the Battle of Pasir Panjang in February 1942 and retains wartime relics, heritage trails, a 280-metre Canopy Walk and fitness facilities.
Redruth Gaol is a former colonial prison located in Burra, South Australia, within the Regional Council of Goyder. Built in 1856, it was the first gaol constructed outside Adelaide to serve the Burra copper mining community. Now preserved as a museum and part of the Burra State Heritage Area, it displays original cells, exercise yards and interpretive exhibits illustrating 19th-century prison life and Cornish mining heritage.
Thomson Nature Park is a 50-hectare nature park in northern Singapore along Old Upper Thomson Road, within the Ang Mo Kio planning area. Opened in 2019, it serves as a buffer for the adjacent Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The park features forest trails, freshwater streams and ruins of a former Hainan Village. It is notable for biodiversity, including Raffles' banded langurs, and for combining nature recreation with heritage interpretation.