Rail Corridor Hike 🚋 Walking 21KM the length of Singapore from Kranji to Tanjong Pagar

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Hey boys and girls, aunties & uncles!
I am walking across Singapore today on the new Rail Corridor!
The first railway line was laid in 1903, and by 1907, various extensions connected the railway to Woodlands and to the wharves in Pasir Panjang.
In 1932, the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station was officially opened. It replaced the station at Tank Road and, with its distinctive Art Deco architecture, became the centre for communities supporting the station and the railway for years to follow. The route that would remain operational until 2011 was the Woodlands - Tanjong Pagar line which provided a connection from the port area of Singapore to various Malaysian destinations such as Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
At a retreat on 24 May 2010, leaders of Singapore and Malaysia agreed to relocate the Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTM) station at Tanjong Pagar to the Woodlands Train Checkpoint from 1 July 2011. Questions regarding the future of the Corridor lands quickly emerged and property analysts speculated that the land would be parcelled out as real estate, while those who treasured he Corridor noted that this would erase the physical values of the verdant land.
After two years of works, the central stretch of the 24-kilometre-long Rail Corridor officially reopened in 2021. This was followed by the restoration of Bukit Timah Railway Station, the launch of Rifle Range Nature Park, and most recently, the opening of the northern section of the Rail Corridor. Taken together, the Rail Corridor now features restored landmark bridges, new entry points, pedestrian underpasses, and well-paved tracks for avid hikers and cyclists. The area has also been rewilded with native plants, adding to the rustic charm of the whole track.
0:00 Kranji Turf Club
1:39 History of Woodlands Tanjong Pagar Rail
3:36 Kranji MRT
5:11 Yew Tee
5:55 Pang Sua
6:49 Pang Sua Woodlands
7:18 Junction 10 Mile Mall
7:49 Choa Chu Kang Road
8:21 Cashew
8:54 Upper Bukit Timah Truss Bridge
9:28 Springleaf Prata Place
10:57 9 Mile Platform Place
12:32 Singapore Quarry Bridge
13:19 Beauty World
13:37 Bueno Vista Underpass
14:00 Bukit Timah Truss Bridge
14:32 Bukit Timah Railway Station
15:48 Tanglin Halt
16:17 Hang Jebat Mosque
16:34 Finish Line

[@sharonleong7120]

Great and interesting video. I love it all the time too. Thanks CK.👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@CKology]

You are so welcome🚋

[@BaySean]

100 years of the Causeway (1923-2023)

[@CKology]

Wow 🍬

[@frederickcmchan247]

Love watching your vlog. So informative and light hearted ❤

[@CKology]

💜💜

[@yinyongchew6719]

Interesting vlog. I wonder if there is a special walk organized for senior citizens to accommodate the pace and rests required. Really good exercise at the same time.

[@CKology]

Great question!

[@mohlini1]

Nice one CK. Love it! Thanks

[@CKology]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@sunofwinter888]

Love it

[@CKology]

TQ

[@travelwithhithuwakkarayo]

Wonderful brother

[@CKology]

Thanks

[@travelwithhithuwakkarayo]

@@CKology welcome brother

[@CKology]

yay

[@kennySg101]

Nice hike! Didn't the whole stretch is ready and opened.

[@CKology]

the last 100 m still under renno

[@willwcchan9539]

I realize you cut a lot of videos when I helped videoing you in Springleaf Prata House. But after all, good video!

[@CKology]

Thanks for your help Will! You were wonderful

[@user-md7jh5uj5e]

Hi can check how long you take? I assume 12pm to 7pm?

[@CKology]

Me and my friends were pretty slow, I would say y 3 pm to 9 pm 🚨

[@ktchia4740]

Do you intend your video audience children (boys and girls)?

[@CKology]

IT’s for everyone

[@tf-ok]

the walk quite teruk

[@CKology]

It certainly was endless