Fort Canning Park
July 1, 2022 10:23 am Leave your thoughtsFort Canning Park is a hill in the heart of the city. It’s a strategic early British settlement with direct view of the port and a preserved Raffles House (named after the founder of OG Singapore). Today the park is a great green getaway with beautiful colonial buildings, a wedding centre and – surprise – a multitude of gardens.
A pedestrian overpass leading to Fort Canning Park 
One of the many, many trees 
Nangka (Jackfruit, Artocarpus heterophyllus) 
A man and a woman descending the stairs 
The founder of Singapore, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, was also an avid botanist 
Overgrown branches 
Lots of greenery 
A group of men enjoying some beer on their lunch break 
Singapore's ubiquitous Rain tree 
A visitor of the Asian Garden 
Frog statues 
White orchid 
An artist drawing in the garden 
The impressive building of Fort Canning Centre 
Photographer on the grass 
A man checks his phone on Fort Canning Hill 
An arched gate 
A photographer shoots an Indian couple 
Le Jardin Restaurant, Fort Canning Park 
Traditional pre-wedding photo session 
An overgrown old wall 
Overlooking the neighboring district 
A Bali-style small garden with a wading pool 
Posing from the top of Fort Canning Hill 
Modern Singapore was founded in 1965 after declaring independence from the short-lived union with Malaysia 
Greenery, lots of greenery 
A panorama from Fort Canning Park towards the bay 
Catch up on the maritime history of Fort Canning 
Rain trees are great 
More green 
Sang Nila Utama Garden 
The sky over Sang Nila Utama Garden 
Residential high rise buildings in the distance 
A plant growing from some steps 
Escalator
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