The next and final leg of the journey takes us through Henderson Wave into Faber Walk towards Mount Faber. The Henderson Waves is an iconic bridge which would be easily recognizable. It snakes across the Henderson Road hence the name. The Henderson Waves is 274m long and at the highest point sits at 36m above Henderson Road.
Don’t worry the path across the Henderson Waves is not wavy but straight. Part of the waves acts as shelters against the environment
Henderson Road below
On the left is the Defence Science and Technology Agency and on the right is the public housing at Telok Blangah Way
The shelters at Henderson Waves
Long tail Macaques having a feast
The Macaques are typically harmless and would not attack unless they can see food. So to prevent yourself from being attacked, do not carry any plastic bags or food in easy reach of the primates. Just walk passed them and do not provoke them or you be courting trouble.
CHIJ (Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus) St Theresa’s Convent
Radin Mas Primary School
Mount Faber Hill Park
Overlooking the old Colonial Buildings in Sentosa
Harbour Front Towers (Formerly World Trade Centre)
The Jewel Box on top of Mount Faber
The Jewel Box is home to the Mount Faber Cable Car Station, 5 F&B Outlets and a retail shop. It sits on top of Mount Faber at the height of 106m.
Cable Cars to the Harbour Front Station
The Road to Sentosa before the Sentosa Boardwalk was built. Behind it is plot of land where Universal Studios Singapore now sits
Pond at Palm Plaza
Overlooking the construction of Resort World Sentosa and Univeral Studios Singapore
Colonial House along the Marang Trail
This ends the Southern Ridges Trail as I made my descent down to Seah Im Food Centre before approaching Vivocity.
