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    Jurong Eco-Garden – Practically A Road Trip



    When The Wong Dogs first knew that the Jurong Eco-Garden was opened to the public earlier in May, we were excited. Hey, that means the boys can now check out a new place. 



    Located within CleanTech Park, the Jurong Eco-Garden was previously part of a secondary forest and now sits prettily beside the towering research centre dedicated to sustainable solutions. 



    More than just a site to promote green spaces in Singapore, the park also serves to be an important stop for migratory birds.



    Sources have told me that in their excitement to pay the newest garden a visit, dog groups such as Jack Russell Mania have already had their a gathering awhile back.

    Where are we?
    Hurry up and take that picture!
    This is art?

    But is Jurong Eco-Garden worth visiting for pet owners who just want to do their own thing?


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    At first, I thought distance was not a viable reason to discount the place. But unless you work at the nearby industrial park or a student at the nearby NTU, you most likely will only make this a one-time visit to check what all the fuss is about (the Jurong Eco-Garden had heavy coverage in the newspapers twice). Even pet owners living in the west would be hard pressed to visit the park regularly. When The Wong Dogs paid the park a visit, it was practically empty! Surprisingly, it was reported the park saw a daily stream of visitors and there are plans to have more activities within the garden.





    Another reason that would have me not coming back again is the lack of a proper car park. Drivers can either park along the main road or a dirt track that can fit a maximum of four cars. With Jurong Eco-Garden being relatively quiet, there are also no F&B options which made us want to scamper off for some food after a while.

    However, pet owners who need a respite from the bustle of city life will appreciate the serenity of the place. Also, there are a couple of interesting sculptures and architecture that design buffs will lap up.

    Also, the lack of a huge human presence, the soft bubbling of the nearby stream will put any stressed-out city-dweller at ease – something that is harder to enjoy at the bigger, more popular Gardens By The Bay.

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    "Jurong Eco-Garden – Practically A Road Trip" was Posted On: Friday, 18 July 2014 @02:02 | 0 Wong comments


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