[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Henderson Waves (Updated May)

Henderson wave is a beautiful bridge with views far down below. Great place to pause when walking the trail and enjoy the nice views of the city and greenery around. It does usually get crowded so it's nice to take advantage of the few sitting areas. The wooden planks are beautiful and the surrounding is peaceful. One of the number one tourist attractions in my opinion. Situated in a lovely park connected to multiple other parks and green area. #weekendgetaways

#singapore #park #nature People tend to forget recommending this park when talking about nature places in Singapore. And it is a shame because Henderson Wave is one of the most interesting places to visit in Singapore. The variety of plants here is incredible. Ranging from bamboos, to ferns to fig trees. If you’re the kind that appreciates nature a lot, you could benefit from getting a nature guide to walk you through this place as we did. From time to time the Youth Corps of Singapore will have volunteers to bring people around to share their knowledge of nature. The architecture here is interesting to say the least. It’s called the Wave because there are segments of the park that have wave inspired designs, so do look out for that. Lastly, there are just tons of bugs and animals to observe if you’re into that. We weren’t into it that much so we didn’t spend that much time on it. But they made nice pictures though!

#wecreate The Henderson Wave is a stunning bridge that connects two lush hills in the Southern Ridges. The Henderson Wave, designed by architectural firm RSP Architects Planners & Engineers, redefines the conventional notion of bridge design. With its sinuous, undulating form resembling the curves of a wave, it seamlessly integrates into its natural surroundings while evoking a sense of awe and wonder. The bridge's graceful curves rise and fall, creating a dynamic silhouette against the skyline. As pedestrians traverse the bridge, they are treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding greenery, including lush treetops, vibrant floral displays, and the sparkling waters of the nearby harbor. Ambiance/Facilities: 10/10 Rating: 5/5

Twas a lovely afternoon when we explored Henderson Waves. Started midway by ascending the insane flight of stairs along Henderson Road, then proceeded in the direction towards Hort Park. The terrain varied from retro park paths to boardwalks nestled in trees! The sun was out but the air was cool in the shady areas. It was a pleasant couple of hours and an easy walk with lots to take in! #hendersonwaves #telokblangahhill #hortpark

I recently had the opportunity to visit Henderson Wave bridge in Singapore and it was truly a breathtaking experience. As a lover of architecture and design, I was immediately drawn to the bridge's striking wave-like shape, which was unlike anything I had ever seen before. I was also impressed by the sustainability features of the bridge, such as the use of solar panels and a rainwater harvesting system. It's great to see that the designers were able to combine form and function in such an elegant way. The views from the bridge were absolutely stunning, and I loved being able to take in the surrounding area from such a unique perspective. I can't recommend a visit to Henderson Wave enough - it's a must-see destination for anyone visiting Singapore.#bucketlistreboot

My walk continued from Mount Faber Park, after taking a water break. I started to see why this 10km trekking route is so popular here. There are signs guiding you to your next destination everywhere. It is so well connected that you can just keep walking and the views will keep changing. Amazing. I like walking but not climbing so i gets energetic here. Henderson waves is a artistic pedestrian bridge, spanning 274m. I see people meditation in the alcove waves. Next we were link to Telok Blangah Hill via Hilltop walk and Forest walk. The elevated walkway is very cool as it allows you walk at eye level with the forest canopy. Pity, i did not spot any monkeys. #meetsingapore

Henderson Wave (Mount Faber) Getting There - By bus + walk or grab! Attractions - experience nature at its finest at the heart of Singapore Henderson wave is truly a iconic site nested within Mount Faber Park. If you are an avid nature lover or just want to take a casual walk and experience nature at its finest with a view, then this is the place for you. Just a short 10-15 walk from the carpark located closest, Henderson Wave provides you with a 360 view, allowing you to experience nature, sea and the heart of Singapore heartlands all in one place. My advise is to come early as it can get really crowded during peak periods. Definitely recommend coming to this place! #singapore #hendersonwave #mountfaber #nature

At 36 metres above ground, the Henderson wave bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore ❤️❤️❤️ Amazing wood bridge in Singapore to chill around and can feel the nature thoroughly ❤️❤️❤️ Lovely moment to walk around at the romantic evening ❤️❤️❤️

Highlights: Henderson Waves is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, crossing Henderson Road in the Southern Ridges in Singapore. There are 7-8 series of stairs which you need to take to reach the Henderson Wave from the park. The Henderson Waves and Southern Ridges Walk is around 10km long, it is one of the longest walking routes in Singapore and it comprises Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, Henderson Waves, Hort Park and Kent Ridge Park. True to its name, the Bridge mimics the undulating shape of a wave, curving and twisting along its entire length. You may sit and observe the beautiful surroundings and a rich variety of flora and fauna, at the shell-like niches and hidden recesses. It also offers you stunning views of the island and beautiful sky from above. The bridge is a popular spot for families, joggers and couples. Great for weekend outings. Rating: 5/5 #mustvisit #mustdo #singapore

#mustvisit this is the reward that you will get after going up the long flight of stairs , up to Henderson waves. it is definitely worth the climb because the view is really great. you can also just sit and chill here for a moment and soak in the sun as well as the pretty views from afar. in addition , you do not have to worry because there are vending machines nearby to quench your thirst , in case you did not bring any water for your hike. overall would recommend just chilling here for a moment with your friends or family. there are also joggers who train here and this is another recommended activity if you would like.

#mustvisit would definitely recommend visiting the Henderson waves if you have time and looking for something to do. you can take a stroll here in the morning where it is less hot , or afternoon if you have nowhere to go , or even in the evening and catch the sunset here as it will look reallly pretty with all the great views to get to Henderson wave you will need to climb quite a long flight of stairs but you can take your time to do so and be rewarded with a nice view after that . overall a very good spot to just chill or take a stroll or even take some nice memorable pictures. it can be crowded during peak hours so come by prepared.

A hike in between the city and nature is like the best of both worlds. A hike from Hortpark all the way to Seah Im Food Centre passing through Henderson Waves & Mount Faber Cable Car Station - was quite a scenic view and seeing how magnificent Singapore combines nature, old architecture to modern ones. This hike is actually great for first timer or someone who just want to enjoy a nice hike as there are no high slopes or off terrain courses. It is also not as crowded as the areas are spread across different paths and if you are up for a challenge, there are some off terrain paths which you could take located near the Mount Faber Cable Car Station leading you to old Japanese Tombs. Ending off the whole hike of 5KM, the final stop was Seah Im Food Centre where you can find lots of food options and is conveniently located at Harbourfront with 2 MRT Lines & bus interchange. #moreinsg #naturalwonders

One of my favorite dog-friendly hiking locations 🐾 Henderson waves is a easy 5-10 km hike with lovely views and many pit stops for rest and recharge. Convenient to refill your water bottle at one of the water coolers on the way 😆🙏🏼 An extremely rewarding climb that provides sufficient challenge, the hike ends off with a fantastic view of Sentosa from Mount Faber! Also, remember to also ring the Poland bells of happiness at Arbora, the picturesque restaurant situated atop Mount Faber 💫 Definitely lots of insta worthy shots to be taken on this hike! ✌🏼 #hiking #nationalpark #exploresgtogether

This is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore at 36m and is just 274m long spanning across the busy Henderson Road below. There is no step on the bridge, making it easier for the elderly and the handicapped to enjoy the facility and the accompanying views. Made of yellow balau wood, an all-weather timber material found in Southeast Asia, it can be quite unnerving for visitors who are afraid of height to notice the gap in between the slabs. These steel 'ribs' sculpts the bridge and gives it the artistic feel of a dancing wave that bounces from one park to the other. The ribs also act as shelters for park goers. The reason why it is called wave because its architecture is in the form of a wave which makes it appealing from the outside. #urbanexplorer #besttrip

#triplocal enjoyed my trip in Henderson wave. surprised with the garden above going to Telok Blangah park. #triplocal

#cherryblossom25 I took a walk from the mount Faber point and the telok blangah hill, all the way up towards the Henderson wave. It is an extremely beautiful walkway bridge where you can take beautiful pictures there. The view point from the bridge is excellent. The next time you visit the marung trail from the harbour front area, be sure to visit this unique bridge there .

#singaporetrip So, I finally checked out Henderson Waves—that crazy wavy bridge at Telok Blangah Hill Park—and wow, it’s like walking on a modern art sculpture while jungle creatures judge your selfie game. First Impressions: “Is This a Bridge or a Rollercoaster?” The 39-meter-tall, undulating wooden beast looks like it was designed by a drunk architect who loved skate parks. The second I stepped on, I was hit with cool breezes, the sound of cicadas, and the faint smell of… durian? (Classic SG.) The “Wait, Let Me Snap That Again” Moment 📸 Golden hour here is next-level. The bridge’s curves cast wild shadows, and the city skyline peeks through the trees. Pro tip: Come at 6:30PM—the LED lights turn on, making it glow like a spaceship. Hidden Gem: The Secret “Wave Seat” 🌊 Tucked under the highest curve, there’s a hidden nook with a bench where you can: Hide from tourist crowds Pretend you’re in a fantasy novel Eat sneaky snacks (shh) Fuel Stop: Post-Hike Rewards Alkaff Mansion (5-min walk): Fancy truffle fries with hilltop views Telok Blangah Market: Mee Soto so good you’ll forget your thigh burn Quick Adventure Itinerary ⏳ ⏰ 5:30PM: Start at Mount Faber Park (warm-up walk) ⏰ 6:15PM: Reach Henderson Waves (golden hour madness) ⏰ 7PM: Chill at the Forest Walk (elevated path through canopy) ⏰ 8PM: Stuff face at market (you’ve earned it) Pro Tips 💡 ✔️ Weekdays = empty, weekends = proposal photoshoots ✔️ Wear grippy shoes—those wood slats get slippery ✔️ Bring water—the humidity is no joke Final Thought: This isn’t just a bridge—it’s a free theme park ride with better views than the Singapore Flyer. Left with 87 photos and zero regrets. Who’s ready to chase waves (the non-beach kind)? Drop your fave SG hike below! 👇 #BridgeTooFar

#SingaporeItinerary 🚗If it is your first trip to Singapore, many people will go straight to popular check-in spots such as Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, and Sentosa, but for those who have been there many times, niche attractions are the best way to open up this city! Below I will share with you my 3 favorite niche attractions and surrounding delicacies~ · 1️⃣ Henderson Waves Bridge 🌟The highest pedestrian bridge in Southeast Asia, the bridge body is like a white wave🌊winding through the dense forest. Come here in the evening, the afterglow of the setting sun shines on the bridge, and the city skyline is looming in the distance. Any photo you take is a great atmosphere! 🚇Take the Redhill MRT subway, walk about 15 minutes after exiting the station, and the ticket is free! · 2️⃣ East Coast 🌟Compared to Sentosa, I personally prefer East Coast Park. It has good greenery and not many people. Even on sunny days☀️, you won't be exposed to the sun. You can really stay there for a whole day. 🏃♀️You can go for a run or a walk, sit and read📖, or ride a bike around. It is a great place to relax and watch the sea. If you can only recommend one place in Singapore, it must be East Coast Park. It is such a treasure. · 3️⃣St. Andrew’s Church 🌟The largest church in Singapore⛪️, and also the oldest Anglican chapel, was listed as a national monument in 1973. The church is a neo-Gothic building with three stunning stained glass windows inside, commemorating Sir Stamford Raffles and others; free to visit, 🚇Take the MRT and get off at City Hall Station, take Exit B, and walk for 3 minutes. Don’t miss it when you come to Singapore! #SingaporeNicheAttractions #SingaporeFreeTravel #HendersonWaves #EastCoastPark #St.Andrew'sChurch

#SingaporeAttractions Henderson Waves is a famous attraction in Singapore. The bridge attracts a large number of tourists with its unique wave-shaped design and magnificent scenery. The bridge is made of metal and wood, forming a wave-like undulating shape. Especially at night, the lights on the bridge add to the atmosphere of mystery and beauty. The bridge is not only a great place for sightseeing, but also a popular spot for local residents to walk, run or just relax. Visitors can take beautiful photos here, or sit in the rest area on the bridge and quietly enjoy the surrounding natural scenery.

Located in the heart of Singapore’s Southern Ridges, The Interlace is a unique and award-winning residential development designed by the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA). This 1,040-unit condominium is nestled within a lush green environment, offering residents a tranquil and harmonious living space amidst nature reserves like HortPark and Telok Blangah Hill Park. #Theinterlace offers a unique blend of natural beauty, innovative design, and excellent amenities, making it a highly desirable place to live in #singapore

#springwander Henderson Waves is an ideal spring outing spot, offering a perfect blend of nature, architecture, and breathtaking views. As Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge, it stands 36 meters above ground, connecting Mount Faber Park and Telok Blangah Hill Park. The bridge’s unique wave-like structure, made of undulating wooden ribs, creates cozy alcoves where visitors can relax and enjoy the surroundings. In spring, Henderson Waves comes alive with lush greenery and blooming flowers in the surrounding parks. The mild temperatures and fresh air make it an excellent place for a morning stroll, a romantic sunset walk, or a family picnic. With panoramic views of the city skyline and the Southern Ridges, it’s also a fantastic spot for photography. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat in nature, a scenic hiking route, or a charming spot to unwind, Henderson Waves provides an unforgettable experience in the heart of Singapore’s urban jungle.

Visiting Lion City in February, I would like to recommend several unique attractions to you. 1⃣ Marina Bay Sands The commercial district in downtown Singapore, located in the Marina Bay area. The whole area is prosperous and beautiful, especially at night, when the night falls and the lights come on, the skyscrapers rise high into the sky, and the blue sea and stars are beautiful. In the center of Marina Square, the most famous is the sailboat-shaped Marina Bay Sands Hotel, and there is also the beautiful Gardens by the Bay. Not far away is the Singapore Flyer. There are many beautiful sights around, and it is worth the trip to walk and see them all the way. 2⃣ Mount Faber Park Mount Faber Park is very close to HarbourFront MRT Station. You can take the MRT directly to the foot of the mountain. On the other side of the mountain is the famous Sentosa Island. There is a very famous hiking trail on the mountain, the Southern Ridge Trail. The trail is very long and picturesque, but it is not difficult and is suitable for people of all ages. 3⃣ Henderson Waves Bridge Henderson Waves Bridge, is one of the most famous bridges in Singapore, and one of the most distinctive bridges in the world. The bridge is in the shape of a wave, which is very artistic and has the rhythm of tropical scenery. Because there are not many shelters on the bridge, and the weather in Singapore is very hot, the sun is very strong, and the ultraviolet rays are very strong, it is recommended that you wear sunscreen.

Singapore is a popular destination with a variety of attractions, including nature, art, culture and modern technology. 📌 Marina Bay Sands A major landmark of Singapore, it features a luxury hotel, casino and an infinity pool with panoramic views of the city. 📌 Gardens by the Bay A state-of-the-art botanical garden with giant glass domes such as the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. The highlight is the Supertree Grove, a giant steel tree with a light and sound show at night. 📌 Merlion Park A water-spouting Merlion statue, the symbol of Singapore. Located in Marina Bay Enjoy the city view and Marina Bay Sands 📌Sentosa Island A relaxing island with Siloso Beach and famous attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, SEA Aquarium and Adventure Cove Waterpark Easily accessible by Sentosa Express or cable car 📌Universal Studios Singapore A world-class theme park on Sentosa Island Featuring zones such as Transformers, Jurassic Park, and The Mummy 📌Chinatown & Buddha Tooth Relic Temple A Chinese temple housing the relics of Lord Buddha 📌Henderson Waves Singapore's highest pedestrian bridge, 36 meters above ground, with a wavy design made of wood and steel Beautiful and modern 📌 Wings of Time is a spectacular multimedia light, sound and fountain show on the beach of Sentosa Island. Show time 🕛 Every day, there are 2 rounds: 19:40 and 20:40 📍 Location: Sentosa, Siloso Beach 📌The Red Dot Design Museum A world-class design and innovation museum The place has outstanding architecture, a bright red building #Where to go in Singapore #Singapore #Where to visit #Where to travel #Review of Singapore attractions

#newyearnewtrip The walkway from Mount Faber park towards the Henderson waves is not easy at all. You will have to climb up the hill and downwards on the stairs. It is best to go during the morning as the place can be very dark during the evening and night time. There aren't many lights around that area. Be sure to be careful when walking down the slope and the stairs, as it can be very slippery. It is best to go during non-raining time, as the place can be very wet and makes it very hard to navigate around the area. It took me about fifteen minutes of fast walking to reach the Henderson wave from Mount Faber park. You will definitely enjoy the walk there .

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Just went for brunch, The hidden restaurant got a good location and food! Name: Wildseed Café at The Alkaff Mansion

#parksandgardens #100WaysOfTravel Telok Blangah Hill Park is a serene oasis nestled in the heart of Singapore, offering a perfect blend of nature and history. As part of the Southern Ridges, this park is a haven for nature lovers and history buffs alike. The highlight is the Henderson Waves, the tallest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, with its unique wave-like structure that offers stunning views of the city and lush greenery. The Forest Walk is another must-visit, providing an elevated walkway that brings you eye-level with the forest canopy. The Terrace Garden at the hilltop offers a breathtaking 360-degree view, making it a popular spot for weddings and photography!

#cityscape Perched 36 meters above the bustling city, Henderson Waves offers a breathtaking panorama of Singapore’s skyline. As the sun dips below the horizon, the cityscape transforms into a dazzling array of lights, creating a mesmerizing urban symphony. The unique wave-like structure of the bridge adds an artistic touch to the already stunning view. Whether you’re a local or a traveler, this spot promises a serene escape and a perfect backdrop for capturing the essence of Singapore’s vibrant city life

#travelanywhere Went to the Henderson waves for a short walk. It is near telok blangah. This long pedestrian bridge is super pretty both in the day and at night, and the views you get here from on top is quite nice. Managed to get quite a few pretty shots here while I was walking with my family members here. The unique wave like structure is quite pretty and interesting as well. Lots of tourists were here too, just exploring the place and taking in the nice scenery, greenery and views. It is about 118ft high so it can be quite scary to some too, but super nice to be up here. By the way, you can even walk to harbor front , Mount Faber park , or even the Hort park while you’re up here at the Henderson waves. Lots of people are actually exercising and jogging here too as it’s a nice and cooling environment to be at. Overall enjoyed my trip here and would definitely come back for more walks and pictures.