Henderson Waves Bridge, Singapore

Henderson Waves Bridge
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Henderson Waves Bridge (GPS: 1.27602, 103.81539) is a 274-meter (899-foot) pedestrian bridge. It links Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park. Located 36 meters (118 feet) above Henderson Road, it is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore.

The Henderson Waves Bridge got its name from the undulating curved steel ribs that form waves as they rise and dip between the deck. These curving ribs provide shelters with seats. The deck itself is made of yellow balau wood, an all-weather timber found in Southeast Asia.

The Henderson Waves Bridge is lit with LED lights between 7:00 pm and 2:00 am daily. It is part of the trail at the Southern Ridges of Singapore.

Henderson Waves Bridge on Google Maps Street View

Getting there

Take the East-West Line to the Redhill MRT Station. From Bus Stop 10209 outside the MRT Station, take Bus 145 and alight along Henderson Road (if necessary, inform the driver that you are visiting the Henderson Waves Bridge). Take the staircase up Mount Faber Park to reach the bridge.

Deck of the Deck of the Henderson Waves Bridge
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