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There are many old folks and very young children, However, the younger children cannot use the equipment at the playground.

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Back in the day, Bukit Panjang was home to rubber plantations.

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In the late 13th century, Singapore was a port settlement established there by a prince from Palembang known as Seri Teri Buana. Singapore was then known as Temasek and was one of many port cities that had sprung up along the Strait of Melaka. A change in China’s maritime trade policy saw a large number of Chinese ships calling at Southeast Asian countries to source for goods for their home markets. Besides acquiring and exporting products from nearby regions such as South Johor and the Riau Archipelago, Singapore also distributed goods brought in by ships from China, Southeast Asia and India to neighbouring lands.

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There is the ministry of defence in the area

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Bukit Panjang used to be a rural area

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The playground doesn't have a swing or a slide, I wouldn't want to play there

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The equipments are too old and the playground is so so sad

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Bukit Panjang's unique architectural design is some of the H-shaped HDB buildings.

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used to be the site for most granite quarries in Singapore

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first rural health clinic in sg

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More children were playing at the open area instead of the playground in the park

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The Former Ford Factory, located at 351 Upper Bukit Timah Road, was the site where British forces officially surrendered Singapore to the Japanese on 15 February 1942 during World War II.

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there was a Dairy Farm in 1970s

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Bukit Timah Railway Station was a railway station owned by Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM), the main railway operator in Malaysia. It opened on the now defunct Tank Road mainline in 1903 and was rebuilt on the current Singapore-Johor Bahru KTM Inter-city mainline in 1932.