Singapore's must-visit attractions boast an exceptional ecological environment where wild monkeys roam freely without avoiding people

In Singapore, apart from the bustling CITYWALK, how can one miss the unique outdoor scenery? The MacRitchie Reservoir, located in the heart of Singapore Island, is known as the 'lungs of Singapore' and is a precious gift from nature to the city. It is not only a major source of fresh water for Singapore but also a rich ecological and picturesque natural paradise. Here, streams babble, hills undulate, and the dense rainforest covers the earth, forming a complete and harmonious ecosystem. For those who love hiking, the natural trails around MacRitchie Reservoir are simply paradise. So, put on your quick-dry clothes and head out excitedly for a hike. Although the trail is only a few kilometers long, the scenery along the way is enough to make one linger and forget to return. It is worth mentioning that, as a drinking water source, the ecological protection of MacRitchie Reservoir is quite well-maintained. Here, you even have the chance to observe wild animals like monkeys living freely in their natural habitat. They are lively and adorable, but wild and untamed, so do not attempt to feed them to avoid unnecessary trouble.