Thursday, 9 December 2021

Photos of the Month @ Mount Fable and Sentosa Island...... September 2021

 


Mount Faber

Mount Faber was named after Captain Charles Edward Faber in 1845. Due to it's high vantage point, it was once a defence fort for colonial Singapore.


On 17 January 1965, Mount Faber Scenic Park was officially opened by Singapore’s former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.


Singapore Cable Car, launched in 1974, was the first attraction on the hill. The cable car remains an iconic attraction and a families' favourite at the hilltop destination till today. Before the Sentosa Gateway and Sentosa Express were constructed, Singapore Cable Car was one of the 2 ways to visit the country's island  of leisure and fun - Sentosa. 


How to get to Mount Faber
From HarbourFront MRT station, take Exit B towards HarbourFront Centre.
Cross the link bridge at level 2 and walk to HarbourFront Tower 2.
Tickets are available at the ticketing counter at HarbourFront Tower 2 ground floor.
Board the cable car at HarbourFront Tower 2 (take tge lift up to level 15) where the HarbourFront Cable Car Station is and take the cable car to Mount Faber Cable Car Station.







If you are driving, turn into Mount Faber Road from Lower Delta Road or Kampong Bahru Road, and the road will lead you to the peak carpark.


Mount Fabe View From the top
View of City from Mount Faber Peak









The Arbora Cafe at Mount Faber Station






Poland's Bell of Happiness at Mount Faber Peak










Mount Faber Peak Station





The Mount Faber Line has 3 stops - Mount Faber Peak Station - HarbourFront Station and Sentosa Station (on Sentosa Island)




View of the Resort World Sentosa from the Mount Faber Line



 Resort World Sentosa


Sentosa Cove Waterpark




At the Sentosa Station, you can visit Madame Tussauds Singapore and the Butterfly Park. A short walk of about 5 minutes leads to the Imbiah Lookout Station which is part of the Sentosa Line. From the Imbiah Lookout Station, you can take the cable car to the Siloso Beach (Siloso Point Station) or the Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A Aquarium (Merlion Station).


The Sentosa Line

The Sentosa Line has 3 stops - Merlion Station - Imbiah Lookout Station and Siloso Point Station 




Sentosa Bus Terminal and Beach Station (of the Sentosa Express)


The Sentosa Bus Terminal is located next to the Sentosa Express (Beach Station). 

From here, Bus A brings you to the Resort World Sentosa/ Universal Studio (Basement), Amara Sanctuary Resort and Village Hotel. Bus C servess the same points as Bus A but in the opposite direction.

Bus B brings you to the other part of the island - Sentosa Cove Village and Palawan Beach.


A Bubble Tea Shop at the Bus terminal


Old Chiang Kee the snack shop at the Bus Terminal




Madame Tussauds Singapore










Visit HERE to check out other places of attraction at Sentosa.



Information and Resources:

Singapore Cable Car:
Mount Faber Line - 8.45am - 830pm daily
Sentosa Line - 8.45am - 830pm daily


MRT to Sentosa:
At Harbourfront MRT station, Sentosa Express (Vivocity, Lobby L, Level 3) - 7am to 12am daily


Buses:
Bus 123 goes direct into Sentosa from the main island. Stops at the Beach Station bus terminal.
Bus RWS8 goes from Harbourfront bus stop to Resorts World Sentosa





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