Henderson Waves,Singapore

• Henderson Waves Bridge (the wave-shaped timber-and-steel pedestrian bridge)
• The Southern Ridges hiking trail linking several parks
• Mount Faber Park viewpoints and cable car connections
• Telok Blangah Hill Park and its landscaped lawns
• Panoramic city, harbor and hilltop views—especially at sunrise and sunset

• Distinct undulating timber "ribs" that form sheltered alcoves and seating niches
• Night illumination that highlights the wave form after dusk
• One of Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridges—with its apex about 36 m above the road below
• Seamless integration into park connectors and panoramic viewing platforms

• Walking or hiking the Southern Ridges (short strolls to longer treks)
• Photography—architecture, skyline, sunrise/sunset and night shots
• Birdwatching and enjoying native flora along the ridge
• Light exercise, jogging and casual picnicking in adjacent parks
• Relaxing in the timber alcoves and watching the city lights

Early morning for cooler temperatures and quieter conditions; late afternoon to early evening for sunset and the bridge’s illuminated form. Avoid heavy rain during monsoon-prone months (typically November to January).

Tropical climate—hot and humid year-round with frequent, sometimes sudden, showers. Afternoon thunderstorms are common in certain months.

Free entry. The bridge and park connectors are publicly accessible and effectively open 24 hours, though daytime or early evening visits are recommended for safety and better visibility.

Nearest major transit access: HarbourFront MRT (North East Line / Circle Line) and nearby Telok Blangah (Circle Line) are the closest stations; expect a short 10–20 minute walk, or a quick bus/taxi. The bridge is reached via park connectors from Mount Faber and Telok Blangah Hill Park. On-site parking is limited. Accessibility is mixed: many park connectors are ramped, but some sections include steps—wheelchair users should check park maps and local signage for the most accessible routes.

30 minutes for a quick visit to the bridge; 1–2 hours if combining with parts of the Southern Ridges walk and viewpoints.

Light, breathable clothing and comfortable walking shoes; sun protection (hat, sunscreen), a refillable water bottle, and a compact umbrella or light rain jacket for sudden showers. Bring a camera or smartphone for photos; a small torch/headlamp can help if visiting after dusk.

After your visit, nearby VivoCity (HarbourFront) and Telok Blangah neighbourhood eateries and hawker centres offer a wide range of local foods (satay, laksa, hawker fare). VivoCity and HarbourFront Centre also have souvenir shops for merch and gifts.