Walk the Imbiah Trail

You can go on the route around the Imbiah hill from both the west and the east. The eastern entrance is the main one, located just a short distance from the cable car station.

The path goes around the whole hill basically along the contour, so this route is suitable for practically anyone. The surrounding jungle is rich in a variety of trees and plants

Along the way there are information boards about local plants and animals. If you have time, you can read a lot of interesting information here.

Some of the trees here are really tall. It is worth going here in the morning or in the late afternoon, when the sun gives the jungle a beautiful color.

Another 200 meters away is the biggest attraction here – Tempinis Cascade, although here it is obvious that man has helped nature a little.

You will now pass a turn leading straight up the hill, but continue along the circular path. You'll soon encounter a stone dragon.

And this is how the walkway leading through the jungle looks like – a pleasant path suitable for any footwear.

Looking at these giants, one realizes how many beautiful forests have unfortunately already been destroyed.

There aren't many viewpoints along the way, but on the eastern side you will have at least a partial view of the new interesting skyscrapers – Reflections at Keppel Bay. It is six curved towers. The towers are 160 meters high.

We ascend to the very top of Imbiah Hill. It's already a bit busy here, because one of Sentosa's attrac­tions – MegaZip Adventure Park – starts here. From there, the zipline goes all the way down to the beach and ends at Sentosa Beach Island. The Imbiah Tower is freely accessible a bit next to it, but you can't see much from its top. Through the tops of the trees, you can see only the cable car and a bit of the sea in the distance.