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The Station

Singapore facilitated the return of railway related equipment, including tracks and ballast and the National Heritage Board stepped in to preserve the Tanjong Pagar station building. The Bukit Timah Railway Station building at an intermediate location is also being conserved (although it is no longer open to public).

The Station

Singapore facilitated the return of railway related equipment, including tracks and ballast and the National Heritage Board stepped in to preserve the Tanjong Pagar station building. The Bukit Timah Railway Station building at an intermediate location is also being conserved (although it is no longer open to public).

comments (17)

  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 26 Dec 2014, 02:11
I suppose, in time, a tourist train service may start, Ayush.
Ayush Basu: What I gather is that it will remain as a public space for cycling/jogging/dog walking and also for preserving the flora and fauna as it is currently, Ray.
i like to see things that represent our history being protected... nice composition Ayush....petersmile
Ayush Basu: Thank you very much Peter, I think citizens are happy this is being conserved.
  • Elaine-
  • Canada
  • 26 Dec 2014, 03:12
i guess you're still dreaming of a white Christmas over there then smile
Ayush Basu: grin
Nicely shot. I like that lush greenery.
Ayush Basu: Yes, it is lush all through the track, Michael.
  • Chris
  • England
  • 26 Dec 2014, 07:57
It looks a bit neglected Ayush
Ayush Basu: I think the idea is to let it remain as it is as long as it does pose a threat to public safety such as fallen branches/tree trunks after a storm, Chris.
I have a feeling one day we'll wonder why we all didn't stay up with our infra-structures, Ayush (thinking about America right now!).
Ayush Basu: It is surprising how data can be manipulated to make economically nonviable to do the common sense, Ginnie
Are there any plans to run trains?
Ayush Basu: What I gather is that it will remain as a public space for cycling/jogging/dog walking and also for preserving the flora and fauna as it is currently, Bill
This place might see trains again in future...Fine capture Ayush.
Ayush Basu: Thank you Richard.

What I gather is that it will remain as a public space for cycling/jogging/dog walking and also for preserving the flora and fauna as it is currently, Richard.
  • Louis
  • South Africa
  • 26 Dec 2014, 12:53
Does Singapore have its own writing? Something like cyrilics?
Ayush Basu: Politically? Not a whole lot. Environmental and other such causes have better luck, I suppose.
I do hope they manage to run trains again one day, if only for tourists.
Ayush Basu: What I gather is that it will remain as a public space for cycling/jogging/dog walking and also for preserving the flora and fauna as it is currently, Brian
Good news that the preservation society has stepped in Ayush
Ayush Basu: This is a great example of cooperation between all the stakeholders, Janet
I like how the greenery is taking over!
Ayush Basu: Some sections there are hardly any signs that a train used to pass by!
  • Lisl
  • England
  • 26 Dec 2014, 19:37
Good that it is still there to be preserved, Ayush
Ayush Basu: Yes, it will be around for hopefully the coming few decades at least Lisl
  • Alan
  • United Kingdom
  • 26 Dec 2014, 20:17
Nature reclaiming what was once her's. I'm pleased to see that some track has been left.
Ayush Basu: Yes, this section has been left as it is, Alan
  • CherryPie
  • Great Britain (UK)
  • 26 Dec 2014, 23:09
I like the lushness of the green smile
Ayush Basu: Lush is definitely applicable here, Cheryl
  • blackdog
  • United Kingdom
  • 27 Dec 2014, 09:59
Very admirable given the high land values around this district!
Ayush Basu: I agree with that Mike
  • Astrid
  • Netherlands
  • 27 Dec 2014, 10:37
Maybe one day it might be reopened for the tourists?
Great picture, love the lines and the wonderful green.
Ayush Basu: No Astrid. What I gather is that it will remain as a public space for cycling/jogging/dog walking and also for preserving the flora and fauna as it is currently

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