Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is a 163-hectare rainforest on Singapore's highest natural point, featuring one of the island's few primary rainforests home to a high percentage of Singapore's plant, animal, and insect life. Visitors climb the 163-metre Bukit Timah Hill to reach the summit, explore undisturbed tropical forest, and observe wildlife such as the Greater Racket-tailed Drongo and Malayan Colugo, while crossing the Eco-Link@BKE ecological bridge that connects to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve.
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