Woodlands

It's a place with relatively few tourists. It's considered a residential area. We passed by it when we went to the zoo. The greenery here is very good, the roads are very clean, and there are many restaurants around.

A very beautiful town, a place that integrates living, working and entertainment. It is very well planned, has a very developed economy, a complete transportation system, and full use of space. There are places to rest, pavilions, playgrounds, etc., a lush natural environment, a park running east-west, and many lakes. There are dedicated sidewalks and bicycle paths on the woods viewing trail. The Admiralty Park is connected to the park trail loop, which can create more superior conveniences.

Woodlands in Singapore is the next key economic development area of ​​the Singapore government. It is suitable for living and has very complete facilities. It is connected to Johor Bahru, which is being vigorously developed in Malaysia. The model is a bit like that of Hong Kong and Shenzhen.

Typical tropical plant scenery, looking at a green, there are coconut trees everywhere, all kinds of green plants, walking in a green landscape, the whole body and mind are relaxed.

Ulan is located in the heart of Woodland Town, where you can take buses to all parts of Singapore or to Johor. Woodland Town is also located near the levees near Johor and Singapore. There is a library and some clinics, banks and restaurants in the center of the city.

Woodlands is a border crossing to Johor Bahru, Malaysia, with very convenient transportation. If you charter a car from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Woodlands is a must-go place. Woodlands also has permanent residents. In short, if you don’t go to Legoland in Johor Bahru, you won’t come to Woodlands. You need a Malaysian visa to go to Johor Bahru.