Henderson Waves Bridge of Singapore

Henderson Waves Bridge is a building of bridge whose structure is made of steel and timber which has arranged in such a way as to resemble the shape of the waves, it is extending approximately 274 meters with a height of about 36 meters above the Henderson Road. In addition to the concrete jungle of Singapore, from the bridge we can also see that the green landscape is quite extensive. The Singapore government is known to be very ambitious to make Singapore more cool and green. There are many local young people who use this place to just hang out with friends. On one side of this bridge has a wavy shape like waves. Under the arches, there are available steps that we can use as a seat to relax and rest. Do not forget to stop there, the next time you to Singapore. It could also use attributes sports and directly can be a trekking path along nine miles from Mount Faber Park to Kent Ridge Park, plus the bonus to enjoy the sights of Singapore city that looks beautiful from a height.

Henderson Waves Bridge is a bumpy bridge. This bridge is the highest bridge in Singapore; it is equivalent to 12 floors. The length of Henderson Waves Bridge is stretching from the park in Mount Fiber to Telok Blangah Hill. The bridge has seven waves consisting of curved steel. It is approximately 61.23 meters above sea level. This 274-meter long bridge was designed by IJP Corporation. Henderson Waves Bridge opened to the public on 10 May 2008 by the Prime Minister of Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong. In addition to high, which makes it a unique bridge is nothing but a fence on one side as well as a shade bridge made of steel curved like waves. Under the arches of the fence, there is a seat that can be used by visitors to rest and shelter from the sun. The bridge is made of wood floors is part of the Southern Ridge Park.

Henderson Waves Bridge is located in Henderson Road and very close to Vivo City. To reach the location of the bridge is easy. Take the MRT to final destination Harbour Front then take exit C to the bus stop Vivo City mall. From there, you can simply take bus number 145, 131 and 648 that passes through the Henderson Road. It doesn’t take a long time, one turn and two stops. Or if you want to trekking, ride the MRT and get off at the Harbour Front MRT Station. Furthermore, you just walk for approximately thirty minutes (depending on your pace) through Mount Faber Park to arrive at the Henderson Waves Bridge; the curved steel function is as a place to sit on the inside. The scenery is presented is equally interesting, visitors can see the sights of the city, especially the city lights at night.

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