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Despite the heat, Singapore is still a great walking city
Even with 35-degree days becoming more common, Singapore’s street-level surprises and world-class active mobility corridors make it a walking haven.
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We may not have towering peaks, but even as the heat bears down and long walks must be timed for cooler hours, there’s still much to uncover and reflect upon.
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If I were still in Hong Kong, this time of year would signal the start of hiking season. Cooler temperatures and lower humidity would make the trails ideal for long, scenic treks.
I would be revisiting familiar routes: Ma On Shan, that imposing saddle-shaped mountain; Tai Mo Shan, the city’s highest peak, which leads you past four stunning waterfalls; or The Twins – a sharp, punishing pair of peaks that once seemed insurmountable, but later became my go-to leisurely exercise path.
