Henderson Waves, Singapore Overview
Standing at the height of thirty-six metres above Henderson Road, the Henderson Waves Bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge of Singapore. Take a walk along this engineering marvel to relish a panoramic view of Singapore skyline and the lush greenery enveloping the bridge. It is illuminated with bright, psychedelic lights till 2.00 AM, rendering a different charm altogether.
With a length of 274 metres and a width of 8 metres, this stunning piece of architecture connects the lush Telok Blangah Hill Park with the sprawling Mount Faber Park. The extraordinary feature that makes the splendid Henderson Waves Bridge stand out are its seven undulating curved ribs which form an artistic wave-like structure and seem to flow above and below the deck in the form of alternative crests and troughs. These decks, which weave through the steel curves, are made of the indigenous yellow balau timber, and not only do they enhance the appearance of the bridge but also double as shelters with seats made of timber within them.
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Walk Along the Henderson Bridge
Need to Know
- Reaching Henderson Waves requires climbing a long flight of stairs which might be unsuitable for the elderly and people with joint problems. However, there are benches dotted across the entire site.
- This is a good walk while returning from the cable car ride from Sentosa.
- Carry water as it tends to get humid, especially during day time. There is also a vending machine at the top of the hill.
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