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There is no carpark on site. The nearest public carpark is the open air carpark along Amoy Street.
Find out more about the dos and don'ts you should follow when visiting the park.
The last remaining well from the 1800s in Chinatown, it was one of several wells that provided fresh water, which people would collect in bullock-drawn carts.
This small, evergreen tree has new leaves that are vibrant reddish-pink before turning green. Cinnamon spice is obtained from the bark of the tree.
Look out for the large green globes of the breadfruit, which has a texture resembling bread. This fruit can be boiled, baked, roasted, or made into flour.
This tree grows little fern-like leaflets. Its brown fruit pods contain juicy, sweet and sourish pulp that is often used in Indian and Malay cuisine.
A tree with dark green leaves and yellowish-brown oval-shaped fruits. It was a valuable trade commodity in the 1800s for its fruit and medicinal properties.
Activities:
Go on a self-guided Pioneers Trail through Ann Siang Hill Park and Telok Ayer Green to learn about the area's rich history and interesting plants.
Download the NEAR mobile app to find a route via our park connectors or trails.
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