5 Best Tourist Spots a Leedon Green Resident Can Visit

1. 5 Best Tourist Spots a Leedon Green Resident Can Visit What could be more gratifying than living in a place so magical that one could almost call it heaven? Leedon Green being that place of comfort, it offers an insane number of things when it comes to having you give the best time of your life. Well apart from the many minds bobbling amenities that it has to offer it is located in such a spot that several perplexingly breath-taking tourists are surrounding it. Here is the list of those five best mind-blowing tourists' sites you can visit in your free time if you are a Leedon Green resident. ●Tanglin Village ●Rochester Park ●Orchard Road Shopping Belt ●Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden ●Adam Road Food Centre I can't emphasize enough on how close the residence is to these very unusual tourists' spots. I have personally have taken out some time to verify as to how genuinely close these sites are to the Leedon Green Condo, and it turns out that four of the places that I have mentioned above are approximately 9 minutes away. The Adam Road Food Centre is about 4 minutes away. So, it just straight up cuts you the work of looking for something to do in your free time. The only thing you have to do decide on which place you want to visit, So, here a quick summary about the each of the sites mentioned above to help you decide on which site to visit first.

2. Tanglin Village: The Tanglin Road received its name from the house of William Napier, located in this area on 27 hectares of hilly land. The two-storey pre-war Tanglin Post Office building which stood at the corner of Tanglin Road and Nassim Hill which has been torn down and replaced with a new post office was the old landmark. A feature of Tanglin is its many Scottish personal and place names — Balmoral, Claymore, Tyersall, Cluny and Scott. Here is the view of the place. Rochester Park: Rochester Park is one-north's latest dining and lifestyle destination. This heritage area consisting of black-and-white colonial bungalows has been given a new lease of life as they now home to beautiful restaurants and chill-out places. A unique 42-lot car park has been built on the left of the entrance to Rochester Park to cater to the dining crowd. Just park your vehicle and take a stroll along the winding road amidst the trees and greenery to a place much like a serene haven. Orchard Road Shopping Belt: Orchard Road, often known colloquially as Orchard, is a major 2.2KM long road in the Central Area of Singapore. It is a very famous tourist attraction, being an upscale shopping area of Singapore with a bunch of internationally renowned department stores, restaurants located in and around it. The place has a building called Orchard Central, which has a unique architectural design. The shopping centre has some complimentary stuff to offer which is something they are known for. Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden: This is the first-ever garden in Asia dedicated to children. It is very well known for its exemplary theme, that is 'Life on Earth Depends on Plants'. This garden has the sole purpose of educating children and also get them to have a sense of love for nature. Nature learning is a big part of the education; kids learn about the ecology of plans through discovery and experiential learning. There is a lot of space offered by the garden for adventure to children. There are ponds, forest bridges, tree houses and a lot of play areas where kids can have a lot of experiences. Adam Road Food Centre: This is a place where you will find mouth-watering food that too in abundance. This place is filled with hawkers. This place is located near the Botanic Gardens MRT Station, Adam

3. Road Food Centre should be on your list! Although it may be considered to be rather small, it is one of the most popular hawker centres in Singapore. Source: https://leedongreencondo.blogspot.com/2020/05/5-best-tourist-spots-leedon-green.html