Hiking Tour to Seah Im Bunker, Mount Faber and Henderson

Setting out on a hiking tour through Singapore’s historic landmarks and scenic vistas can be an enthralling experience. This 4-hour small-group adventure explores the WWII-era Seah Im Bunker, captures captivating views from Mount Faber, and traverses the iconic Henderson Waves. With knowledgeable guides providing insights into the city’s rich heritage, this tour promises both adventure and education. Whether you’re a history buff or nature enthusiast, this excursion offers a unique opportunity to learn about Singapore’s captivating blend of past and present.

Key Points

• This 4-hour small-group hiking tour explores the Seah Im Bunker, Mount Faber, and Henderson Waves, showcasing Singapore’s wartime history and natural scenery.
• The tour is priced at $208.80 per person and is guided in English and Chinese, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• Highlights include the WWII-era Seah Im Bunker, scenic views from Mount Faber, and the iconic Henderson Waves pedestrian bridge.
• The itinerary includes a visit to the Keppel Hill Reservoir and an unidentified Japanese tomb along the hiking route.
• The tour concludes at VivoCity after the Henderson Waves experience, providing a rundown of the selected landmarks.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The hiking tour to Seah Im Bunker, Mount Faber, and Henderson offers an engaging exploration of lesser-known historical and scenic spots in Singapore.

Priced at $208.80 per person, the 4-hour small-group tour (limited to 8 participants) is led by live guides in English and Chinese.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance, and travelers can reserve their spot without paying upfront.

The tour’s highlights include the WWII-era Seah Im Bunker, the scenic Mount Faber, and the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore at Henderson Waves, providing great photo opportunities and a chance to discover the city’s hidden gems.

Itinerary and Highlights

Starting at the Seah Im Carpark on Seah Im Road, the itinerary begins with a 1-hour exploration of the WWII-era Seah Im Bunker.

Next, it’s a photo stop and visit to the Keppel Hill Reservoir and an unidentified Japanese tomb.

Explore the Keppel Hill Reservoir and an unidentified Japanese tomb during a photo stop on this captivating historical tour.

The tour then moves to Mount Faber for a 1.5-hour break, including a toilet stop, photo opportunities, and scenic views.

The final leg takes hikers to the Henderson Waves, the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, for a 50-minute visit.

The tour ends at VivoCity, where participants can enjoy a local breakfast.

Seah Im Bunker

One of the highlights of the hiking tour is the exploration of the Seah Im Bunker, a WWII-era fortification that stands as a testament to Singapore’s wartime history. Visitors can explore the bunker’s maze-like corridors and uncover its strategic significance. The bunker features:

| Function | Features | Historical Significance |

| — | — | — |

| Defense | Thick concrete walls, gun slits | Defended against invading forces |

| Communication | Telephone switchboard, observation post | Coordinated wartime operations |

| Storage | Munitions and supplies | Ensured readiness for combat |

Exploring the bunker offers a unique glimpse into Singapore’s past, fostering a deeper appreciation for the nation’s resilience and history.

Keppel Hill Reservoir

Following the hiking route, visitors come across the serene Keppel Hill Reservoir.

This small, peaceful body of water is a scenic photo spot on the tour. Visitors can take a short break and explore the area surrounding the reservoir, including an unidentified Japanese tomb.

The serene atmosphere and lush greenery provide a tranquil contrast to the bustling city.

After capturing some memorable shots, the group continues their journey, heading towards the iconic Mount Faber for the next leg of the hiking adventure.

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Mount Faber

After visiting the serene Keppel Hill Reservoir, the hiking tour next takes visitors to the iconic Mount Faber.

Hikers will enjoy a 1.5-hour exploration of this lush hilltop park, including a toilet break and photo stop.

Hikers can expect a 1.5-hour exploration of the lush hilltop park, including a toilet break and photo opportunities.

Admire the scenic views of Singapore’s skyline and harbor from the park’s various vantage points.

Visitors can also discover the Mount Faber Merlion, a smaller version of the famous Merlion statue, and the historic Mount Faber Bunker, a WWII-era military structure.

The tour then leads hikers to the Danish Seamen’s Church, a tranquil sanctuary nestled within the park.

Henderson Waves

From Mount Faber, the hiking tour then proceeds to the iconic Henderson Waves.

This breathtaking, 274-meter long pedestrian bridge is Singapore’s highest. Its distinctive curved, undulating design allows for dramatic views of the surrounding greenery and the harbor below.

Visitors can stroll along the bridge, pausing to take in the scenic vistas. The Henderson Waves offers a unique vantage point to appreciate the city’s natural beauty and urban landscape.

After exploring this architectural wonder, the tour concludes with free time at Mount Faber Park before ending at VivoCity shopping mall.

Free Time at Mount Faber Park

With the iconic Henderson Waves behind them, tour participants can now explore the diverse offerings of Mount Faber Park during the free time allotted.

They can visit the Mount Faber Merlion, a smaller replica of Singapore’s iconic Merlion statue, and the Mount Faber Bunker, a World War II-era underground fortress.

The Danish Seamen’s Church, a historic building with a distinctive red-and-white facade, also stands within the park.

Participants can savor local breakfast at VivoCity, Singapore’s largest shopping mall, before concluding the tour.

Local Breakfast at VivoCity

Participants can savor a local breakfast at VivoCity, Singapore’s largest shopping mall, after concluding their exploration of Mount Faber Park.

A local breakfast awaits at VivoCity, Singapore’s largest shopping mall, after exploring the scenic Mount Faber Park.

The food court offers a diverse array of Singaporean delicacies:

1. Piping hot Hainanese chicken rice, a beloved national dish of tender poached chicken served over fragrant, oily rice.

2. Flavorful Nasi Lemak, featuring coconut-infused rice, crispy anchovies, peanuts, a hard-boiled egg, and spicy sambal.

3. Crisp and golden Roti Prata, a flatbread that can be enjoyed plain or with curry.

4. Refreshing Kopi-O, a strong, sweetened coffee that pairs perfectly with a hearty breakfast.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for People With Disabilities?

The tour is not suitable for people with disabilities. It’s restricted for those with mobility impairments, visual impairments, and recent surgeries. Wheelchair users are also not allowed on this hiking-focused tour.

Can I Bring My Own Lunch or Snacks?

Yes, you can bring your own lunch or snacks on the tour. The tour itinerary allows for free time, so you can enjoy your own food during those breaks. However, a local breakfast voucher is already included in the tour price.

Is There a Minimum Group Size Requirement?

There’s no minimum group size requirement for this tour. It’s limited to a maximum of 8 participants, so you can book as an individual or with a small group. The tour will run as long as there’s at least one participant.

Can I Extend the Duration of the Tour?

Unfortunately, the tour’s duration can’t be extended. It’s a fixed 4-hour itinerary that can’t be modified. However, you can always book a private tour if you’d like a more customized experience.

Are There Any Additional Fees or Taxes to Be Paid?

The tour pricing of $208.80 per person includes all fees and taxes. There are no additional costs to be paid. Participants can book with confidence knowing the total price upfront.

The Sum Up

This immersive hiking tour offers a unique blend of historical exploration, breathtaking vistas, and Singapore’s architectural gems. From the WWII-era Seah Im Bunker to the iconic Henderson Waves, it’s a journey that showcases the city-state’s captivating past and natural beauty. With knowledgeable guides and a reasonable price tag, it’s an adventure that shouldn’t be missed by those seeking an engaging and insightful glimpse into Singapore’s rich heritage.

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