🚶Tired of the office & fancy a walk?
The longest sheltered walk in S'pore's CBD is a 58-minute jaunt through 4 MRT stations & 16 buildings. Just nice for your lunch hour.
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I remember enjoying long walks overseas during autumn, winter and spring. It's very different trying to walk - even along sheltered walkways - in hot and humid S'pore.
(19-06-2024, 12:17 PM)EvertonDiehard Wrote: [ -> ]I remember enjoying long walks overseas during autumn, winter and spring. It's very different trying to walk - even along sheltered walkways - in hot and humid S'pore.
Me too.
They are also very different from indoor airconditioned walkways as shown in the above 2 videos.
(19-06-2024, 12:25 PM)EvertonDiehard Wrote: [ -> ]Even my evening walks in SG are uncomfortable owing to the traffic, noise, mosquitoes, crowds of people, warm and humid weather conditions etc.
Must plan properly. I avoid walking ALONG roads (lanes are ok but I try to avoid that too) so traffic is not that much of a problem. And I usually start early if I start walking from home like around 5+am. If the starting point is far from home then I start around 7am as I need to get there by some transport.
I also usually do it on Sundays or holidays so traffic will be a lot less. A lot less people too early in the morning. They tend to come out in late mornings during Sundays and holidays.
Although I am a "mosquito attractor", I don't really get mosquitoes bites so much as nature walks for me starts after 7am and I tried to avoid those less well-used routes that tend to have more mosquitoes.
I usually end my walks in the morning so my walks will not so hot, especially if I start around 5+am.