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Sembawang Hot Spring Park. Set in a rustic, kampung-like setting, this is Singapore's only hot spring park. View park map (pdf) Notices: If you cycle or ride a PMD to Sembawang Hot Spring Park, please park your bicycle or device at the designated bicycle park located behind the toilet block.
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Sembawang Hot Spring Park Set in a rustic, kampung-like...
- NParks reopens Sembawang Hot Spring Park
The National Parks Board (NParks) today reopened the...
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I guess the above picture sums up the history of Sembawang Hot Spring really well. In brief, here’s the timeline of Sembawang Hot Spring: 1908: Sembawang hot spring was found. After being tested and certified safe for consumption, the water was bottled and sold under the brand “Zombun” 1918:The hot spring and the bottling plant were advertised as t...
Sembawang Hot Spring Park is open from 7am to 7pm daily. The best time to visit the hot spring is during weekdays, in the morning and afternoon. The hot spring is crowded on weekday’s evening from 4pm to 7pm, and all day on weekends and public holiday. If you can only visit the hot spring on weekends, the least crowded time is at noon, between 12 t...
By MRT + Bus:Sembawang Hot Spring Park is not located nearby any MRT, so if you’re taking MRT, you need to change to bus. Below are 3 MRT stations where you can catch a bus to Sembawang Hot Spring Park: 1. From Yishun MRT: Take Bus 858 or 969 from Yishun Station. Then, alight 4 stops later, at Opposite Blk 115B (bus stop ID: 57121) 2. From Sembawan...
Bring your own buckets or pails. Before the era of ‘rona, there were several wooden buckets that visitors can use to soak their feet and cook eggs. However, after the Circuit Breaker, visitors have to bring their own buckets. If you don’t have a bucket, you can rent one from Sembawang Eating House the only café in the park (subjected to availabilit...
For footwear, since the main activity at the hot spring is foot spa, then I guess sandals/flip flops is the way to go. For your info, the walkway inside the park is well paved and flat, so if you want to wear heels, you’ll be fine. Since there’s little shelter at the park, you may consider wearing hat or long sleeve shirt.
The above photo is Sembawang Hot Spring Park Map. You may also find the softcopy on NParks’ website here.
Admire the beautiful Floral Walk
In order to reach the hot spring, from the entrance of the park (Gambas Avenue), you have to walk through the entire Floral Walk. The length of Floral Walk is about 200m. Along the Floral Walk, you will find various colorful flowers, edible kampong plants (pandan, lemongrass, etc) as well as fruit trees (chiku, rambutan, etc).
Cook your own onsen tamago
This is probably my most favorite activity at the hot spring. I love soft-boiled eggs and I love the idea of cooking my own onsen tamago with real hot spring water! If you’re also like me, I have loads of tips for you. Do bring plenty of eggs!There’s a chance that you might make some mistakes and your eggs don’t turn out as what you’ve expected. If you have extra eggs, you can make another attempt to cook your eggs properly. Personally, I brought 4 eggs for 2 persons. I recommend that you bri...
Have a relaxing foot spa with your own bucket
Foot spa is a must-do activity at Sembawang Hot Spring. Personally, I prefer to enjoy a private foot spa with my own bucket because I can adjust the temperature to my preference, and I can practice social distancing. Yes, I brought the bucket from my home. And yes, I carried it on the bus and received several stares from people who weren’t able to comprehend why a lady would carry an empty bucket on the bus. My hubby didn’t want to get those stares, so he kindly let me do that noble task. If...
Since the hot spring is a communal place, let’s do our best to keep the place in a good shape for everyone’s enjoyment. Here are several common etiquettes to be observed at the hot spring. 1. Donot submerge your entire body in the pool. The pool is only meant for foot bath. 2. Dosoak your feet only at the lowest tier of the pool. 3. Dowash your fee...
These are the facilities at Sembawang Hot Spring Park: 1. Shelters (limited number at hot spring) 2. Cold water point (at hot spring) 3. Female and male toilets, as well as handicapped toilet (near café) 4. Water fountain (near toilet) 5. Bicycle parking (at hot spring and near toilet) 6. Barrier-free walkway (from entrance to café and hot spring)
Learn about the history, opening hours, location and attractions of Sembawang Hot Spring Park, one of the two hot springs in Singapore. Find out how to enjoy the hot water, foot spa, onsen tamago and more at this hidden gem.
Sep 6, 2020 · Learn how to visit Singapore's only accessible natural hot spring, its history, features and nearby attractions. Find out what to expect, how to get there and what to bring for a relaxing soak.
Sembawang Hot Spring Park is a natural hot spring and a public park in Singapore. It is located beside a military camp about 100 metres (330 ft) off the main road, Gambas Avenue. Like hot springs worldwide, it can have health healing properties with proper use in moderation [ citation needed ] , and its natural spring water had once ...
These days, the Sembawang Hot Spring Park is looking lush with transplanted fruit trees, flowers and edible plants. A small man-made stream replaces the drains and warm spring water runs...
Jan 4, 2020 · Discover more of Singapore’s North with Sayang Sembawang. Image credit: Sayang Sembawang. At once idyllic yet ultra happening with activity options aplenty, the newly opened Sembawang Hot Spring Park is just one of the many family-friendly hangout destinations in Singapore’s bustling Northern region.
Jan 4, 2020 · The National Parks Board (NParks) today reopened the enhanced 1.1 hectare Sembawang Hot Spring Park. The park now features new cascading pools and a water collection point, enhanced accessibility for wheelchair users, and educational panels where visitors can learn about Singapore’s only hot spring park’s history and geology.
