Weekend Destinations in Singapore: Pasir Ris Park/Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

①Take the green line to Pasir Ris station, continue walking along the train line after exiting, don't enter the bus interchange, walk outside, then cross the road and turn right to get there. ②You'll first pass through a mangrove forest with lots of crabs and such, the environment is nice, but sometimes there's a smell of rotting silt. ③The park is quite large, you can rent a bicycle to tour around, there are many bicycle rental shops, didn't ask about the price, but it's usually just a few dollars. ④There are many chickens in the park, and feeding them is not allowed (traditional Singaporean rule). ⑤There are plenty of Carpark spaces, so those with cars can drive with ease, as there are many places to park. ⑥It's very suitable for bringing children to play, with lots of children's play facilities, the beach is not crowded, the sea is calm, and the waves are small, so you can let children play by the sea without worry. ⑦The sunset is really beautiful, it's recommended to come around five o'clock, sit by the beach when tired, chat, and enjoy the scenery, it's very nice. Opposite is Pulau Ubin, and you can also see airplanes landing. ⑧You can walk or cycle to Coney Island, those who like hiking can give it a try. ⑨As for Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, it's not crowded, mostly people walking, jogging, or walking their dogs, and there are also some young people playing frisbee. The scenery is the usual tropical one, all green, and there seem to be fewer mosquitoes than in the Botanic Gardens. Of course, along the way, you'll also see various wildlife such as wild chickens, otters, squirrels, egrets, turtles, and even more amazing creatures. Directions: Get off at Bishan MRT station and walk north for 10 minutes to get there.