[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Fort Canning Tree Tunnel (Updated Jul)

If you're planning to visit this picturesque spot here in SG you have to be early so that you don't end up queuing for about 2-3hrs just to get that viral photo in this tunnel. We arrived in this spot exactly 6:30am and still a little bit dark but atlease we manage to take our time without even worrying that a lot of other people are staring at us while we are taking pictures. This spot is located in Singapore , Fort Canning Tree Tunnel. #100waysoftravel #singapore#tripmoments#travel

Currently there is a Fort Canning June School Holiday Programme for children below 11 years old until 15 June 2024. If you are interested, you can check their official website. Please refer to the last photo for more details. The Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, a beloved spot in Singapore, draws crowds for its Instagram-worthy allure. Eager photo enthusiasts often form queues for their perfect shot. This enchanting pathway is adorned with trees creating a picturesque natural tunnel. Visitors can leisurely stroll through, basking in the shade and lush surroundings, making it an ideal spot for both a serene walk and capturing memorable photos. #singaporetrip

#Singapore #fortcanning #park The Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is one of the most popular spots for travelers visiting Singapore, offering a perfect location to capture stunning photographs of this unique and beautiful place. This underground photoshoot spot features a breathtaking spiral staircase that has become increasingly popular in recent years. During our trip to Singapore, our goal was to capture memorable pictures at this renowned spot. Upon our first visit, just an hour before noon, we were met with an extensive queue of people eagerly waiting to take their photos. The line seemed endless, and we anticipated it would take hours to reach the front. Consequently, we decided to explore other attractions and return early the next morning. Our decision proved successful. Returning around 7 AM, we found only a few people present, allowing us enough time to capture a lot cool photos. We highly recommend travelers to visit this famous spot early in the morning to avoid the crowds. Finally, we obtained a collection of memorable pictures that will serve as precious reminders of our trip to Singapore.

Singapore's most popular tree tunnel is another landmark that photography enthusiasts must not miss. It's really crowded, just as its reputation says. When we went, it was drizzling. At around 8:30 in the morning there, there were about 20 people in line. I recommend leaving about 1-2 hours to go to other spots, plus or minus. Note: The exit next door is also beautiful. Don't forget to stop and take some pictures. 💡Things you should bring with you: a fan because it's really hot in the tunnel. It would be great if you could bring some snacks to eat while you wait, or just eat until you're full. 🩱Dress code: A long, brightly colored dress that you can climb on is recommended. With a wide-brimmed hat, it will be very impressive. 📍Location: Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, pin it on Google map. 🚎 We recommend taking bus no. 64, 139, 65, 175 to get off at the YMCA stop and walk 200m. 🚈 The closest MRT station is Dhoby Ghaut. Walk another 400m. ⏰ Open 24 hours #Post to receive luck #Try it #Singapore #FortCanningTreeTunnel #exploresingapore #photospot

#Singapore Travel 🌳 Fort Canning Tree Tunnel or the tree tunnel that we know is a highlight, a landmark for tourists visiting Singapore. From being a corner where there were not many people, when we came back, it became a place that we had to queue for hours to take pictures. But if you ask if it's beautiful, it is beautiful. It's new for the photo corner because there is a gimmick, which is a spiral staircase leading up to the top of a large tree. You can see the sky and green trees, very beautiful. Until it became a popular photo spot. Another thing is that it is easy to get to, whether by bus or train, Dhoby Ghaut Station and there is a garden on top. You can walk around and enjoy the atmosphere comfortably. Location: Fort Canning Park 51 Canning Rise, Singapore #Fortcanning # #Singapore #Singapore Travel #Singapore Attractions #Singapore Review #singapore

Tucked away in the lush greenery of Fort Canning Park, the Dragon Hole has become one of Singapore’s trending Instagrammable spots recently. This unique “hole” is nestled within a forested area, seamlessly connected to a scenic green walking tunnel that offers a sense of peace and calm—perfect for a quiet moment of reflection or a nature-inspired stroll. 📸 It’s a great place for photography lovers looking for a more atmospheric or mysterious shot. Come in the early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting and fewer crowds. 🚇 How to get there: Take the MRT to Dhoby Ghaut Station. From there, it’s just a short walk—cross the road, turn left, you will see the "Fort Canning Park" signage along the way (pic 6,7), and you’ll spot a charming pink tunnel that leads directly to the Dragon Hole. #postandearn #singapore #solotravel

Day 1 Because the flight was late, it was already late in the morning when we arrived in Singapore, so we didn't go anywhere, so we went straight to check in at the hotel to rest. Lin booked the Fragrance Hotel Balestier, which has a food center near the hotel. The price is good, which helps save on food expenses during the trip. **For this trip, Lin mainly took the bus because the hotel is not near the BTS, but there is a bus stop. We traveled using Google Maps to check the bus line and the stop where we had to get off. Day 2 Lin went to eat at a Singaporean chicken rice restaurant that Thai people recommend. It is in the Maxwell Food Center cafeteria, the name of the restaurant is Tian Tian. If anyone comes to Wat Khiao Kaew, I recommend you to stop by this restaurant. It's delicious. After that, Lin went to take pictures at the Sultan Mosque and then walked on Orchard Road to eat bread at Ya Kun Kaya Toast. When Lin went, there was a Harry Potter event, so my friend wanted to go there so she took a bus to Sentosa Island, Siloso Point. Day 3 Today's trip was all about taking pictures. The first place of the day was Fort Canning Park. There were people queuing to take pictures here. If you come during the festival, the line will be a bit long. The second is Old Hill Street. I took a quick photo because I was in a hurry and then took a bus to Singapore's number 1 landmark, Merlion!!!! If you don't come here, it's like you haven't been to Singapore. The last place was not in the plan at first, but I had time left so I went to Garden by the Bay. There are both paid and free options. There is also a light show in the evening. Day 4 Universal Studio all day. For those who come during their birthday month, you will get a birthday treat, a coupon for food, souvenirs, and free ice cream/popcorn + a cute notebook. You can contact the customer service counter. Day 5 I didn't go anywhere. I just stopped by to eat llaollao and ya kun kaya toast at Orchard and went straight to the airport. I stopped to take photos of Jewel Waterfall + had dinner. Then I checked in and prepared to return to Thailand. **I have to say that this trip was very tiring. But I saved quite a bit on food because I focused on eating at various food centers. The food was just as delicious as the restaurants in the malls. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #PlanTravelLongHoliday #ShareTravelPlan #Singapore travel #Singapore #Songkran trip

If you're chasing that perfect Instagram shot in Singapore, the Fort Canning Tunnel is a must. Famous for its spiral staircase wrapped in lush greenery, this spot used to be just a pedestrian underpass — now it's a viral photo hotspot loved by both locals and tourists. We arrived as early as 8AM, hoping to beat the crowd — but the queue was already long! 😅 Despite the wait, the photo we got was totally worth it. ✨ The light, the curve of the stairs, and the green canopy above created a picture-perfect frame. Just bring some patience, your best pose, and maybe a wide-angle lens — it won’t disappoint! 😉📸 #throwback #travel #travelphoto #travelphotography #singapore #singaporetrip #singaporetravel #singaporephotospot #asianwoman #asianwomantravels #travelasia #fortcanningtreetunnel #fortcanning #lifeisgood #enjoythemoment #instagramworthydestinations

newnew🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:HSBC Rain Vortex-Fort Canning Tree Tunnel-Orchard Rd-Lucky Plaza- Merlion Park-Gardens by the Bay-Garden Rhapsody Day 2:LEGOLAND® Malaysia-Lau Pa Sat-Chinatown Day 3:Sentosa Sensoryscape-Universal Studios Singapore-Hotel Bencoolen @ Bencoolen Street-Jewel Changi Airport 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.HSBC Rain Vortex 2.Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 3.Orchard Rd 4.Lucky Plaza 5.Merlion Park 6.Gardens by the Bay 7.Garden Rhapsody 8.LEGOLAND® Malaysia 9.Chinatown 10.Sentosa Sensoryscape 11.Universal Studios Singapore 12.Jewel Changi Airport 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1. Lau Pa Sat 2. Bugis Street Food Court 3. Gluttons by the bay 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Hotel Bencoolen @ Bencoolen Street There's an MRT station below the hotel, like literally the entrance of the train station is just across the street from the hotel, few steps only. 😍😍😍 📷📷 [Free Photo Spots] Merlion Park Link bridge of MBS to Garden's by the bay Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 📣📣 [Tips] Book a Singapore Pass for unlimited train ride, available at Changi Terminal 2 MRT station. #singapore #travel #jewelchangiairport #universalstudiossg #legolandmalaysia

#summervacay Nestled inside Fort Canning Park, this charming spiral staircase tunnel leads from Penang Road up into lush greenery—a Yellow Rain Tree crowns the opening above. A beloved photography hotspot, especially around 9–10 AM when sunshine filters beautifully from above. Expect queues—you’re not alone: “Iconic photo spot… people usually come here at about 9 am or 10 am”. Access it via Dhoby Ghaut MRT (on Penang Road) or Bencoolen MRT (top entry near Canning Walk). #travel #couplestrip

#singaporeguide My Singapore afternoon was a delightful, sun-drenched stroll through the city's vibrant heart, seamlessly connecting history, stunning visuals, and lively urban charm. Starting my journey, I stepped into the refreshing calm of Fort Canning Park. Walking its winding paths, the lush greenery and ancient trees offered an instant escape from the city's hum. It felt like uncovering a tranquil historical secret right in the urban core. From Fort Canning, it was just a brief walk down to the Old Hill Street Police Station. This building immediately grabbed my eye with its colorful, multi-hued windows that truly popped under the bright sky. It's an unexpectedly cheerful landmark, a delightful burst of color that begged for a quick photo before I continued my exploration. A short stroll further led me to the elegant grounds of CHIJMES. Even from outside, the pristine white Gothic architecture of the former chapel, with its sharp-topped spires, was breathtaking. Passing through its open gates, I admired the beautifully preserved buildings, feeling the serene, almost ethereal atmosphere of this historic enclave. Finally, my walk naturally brought me to Clarke Quay. The Singapore River glowed under the late afternoon sun, its banks already bustling with the promise of evening. I enjoyed observing the expensive restaurants preparing for dinner and soaking in the growing energy of this vibrant riverside hub. It was the perfect end to an afternoon, showcasing Singapore's captivating blend of heritage and modern life, all easily discovered on foot. #chijmes #clarkequay #fortcanningpark #oldhillstreetpolicestation

#springitinerary Take some great scenery at the fort canning green tunnel underpass. It is one of the most popular places to take pictures here. Usually there would be tourists there queueing up to take pictures. It is best to visit there during the weekdays in the morning where there aren't many people. During the weekends it would be quite crowded. It is just five minutes walk away from the Penang road.

Research has always been the key to instagram worthy pictures. One doesnt really have to spent too much, you just need to know when and how… The tree tunnel is very close to Bencoolen. You have to go there early to ensure you get ahead of the line. While there, the surrounding park are also Instaworthy… When you get to Merlion, walk past starbucks and the bridge. They’re all good for selfies. There are just soo much things to di that wont cost a buck. #travel #Tripidtips

#singaporetrips For this forest city I made a special trip to Singapore Being in this city with a green coverage rate. Even the air has a fresh green smell ~ "Garden City, Forest Oxygen Bar" is indeed worthy of its reputation Let me recommend it to everyone I meet - I stayed there for three days and sorted out 1️⃣2️⃣ beautiful check-in spots, as well as a niche check-in detailed guide, I recommend collecting ~

Fort Canning Tunnel Singapore

A Hidden Gem for Instagram-Worthy Shots Nestled within Fort Canning Park, the Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is one of Singapore’s most stunning photo spots! 🌳✨ This underground tunnel, with a spiral staircase leading up to a canopy of lush green trees, creates a magical and dreamy atmosphere that attracts photographers and nature lovers alike. 📷🍃 As you walk up the stairs, you’ll be greeted by sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting a golden glow over the circular tunnel. 🌞🍂 This natural frame of trees makes it a must-visit for those looking for a unique and artistic shot in Singapore. 🌿🎞️ Since this spot is very popular, it’s best to visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and capture the perfect shot. ⏳✨ Whether you’re a tourist exploring the city or a local seeking a peaceful escape, the Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is a breathtaking hidden gem worth discovering. 🌳🏰📸 #singaporetrips #travel #photospot #landmark #must-visit #singapore #fortcanningtreetunnel

#singaporetrips Address: 51 Canning Rise, Singapore 179872 Fort Canning Tree Tunnel is an underground crossing with a spiral staircase on the edge of Fort Canning Park. It links Dhoby Ghaut to the park. when one looks up from the bottom of the staircase, one is greeted by an amazing world of lush greenery. It is a popular photo spot for tourists. you can take photos for free. It is a public park, but you have to wait in line to take photos for a long time. It depends on the time. recommend going early in the morning to avoid having to wait in line for a long time. It is suitable for people who like taking photos. The photos you take are very beautiful. #fortcanningtreetunnel #visitsingapore

I recommend going in the morning at 7am. There aren't many people and you can take photos comfortably from many angles.

#getgoing2025 The Fort Canning Tree Tunnel was a hidden treasure I almost missed. Framed by lush greenery, the spiral staircase leading to the tunnel felt like a secret portal. The natural light streaming through the trees created a picture-perfect moment. It’s a spot where history and nature meet, offering a quiet pause in the heart of the bustling city. 📍Fort Canning Park, Singapore #singapore #publicpark #recreationpark

A open tunnel with a nice view towards the sky. Walking distance from Dhiby Ghaut MRT station.

It is one of the largest parks in Singapore. When we went in August, there was a small exhibition in the park. This is a very large park. Because we couldn't find the tree tunnel that we intended to take pictures of, We asked for directions many times, but now we can search for 'Fort Canning Tree Tunnel' in Google Maps. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #fortcanningpark #SingaporeAttractions #SingaporeTravel #singapore

📍 Fort Canning Tree Tunnel🇸🇬 One of the most Instagrammable check-in spots in Singapore cannot be without mentioning this circular tunnel in Fort Canning Park. The entire tunnel is surrounded by green climbing plants, like a green tunnel extending to the sky. Value for money: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Convenient location: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Profundity index: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Personal preference: ❤️❤️ #Singapore #fortcanningpark #globaltravel

Fort Canning Park Tree Tunnel's nearest MRT stations are Dhoby Ghaut MRT. Besides, there are no Fort Canning Tree Tunnel opening hours since the landmark is open around the clock. No entrance fee.

taken at fort canning tree tunnel Singapore, this is one of the instagramable places here in singapore

Fort Canning Here... Tree Tunnel is located at Fort Canning Park, one of the popular photo spots where young tourists come to take photos all day long. Near Dhoby Ghaut Station, Exit B, only 5 minutes walk. Recommended to come in the morning. If you come at other times, the queue is very exciting. 😆😆#treetunnel

Location: Fort Canning Tree Tunnel. Visit Singapore Highlight: The Fort Canning Tunnel is a beautiful and unique photo spot with its curved walkway and overhead trees. Even though we arrived around 8:00 AM, we found many people waiting to take pictures, which can be a bit frustrating if you are short on time. This tunnel is a beautiful place, but you should plan ahead if you hope to visit quickly. Coordinates: 51 Canning Rise, Singapore 179872

#Singapore attractions Singapore's most popular tree tunnel is another landmark that photography enthusiasts must not miss. It's really crowded, just as its reputation says. When we went, it was drizzling. At around 8:30 in the morning there, there were about 20 people in line. Note: The exit next door is also beautiful. Don't forget to stop and take some pictures. 💡 What you should bring is a fan because it's very hot in the tunnel. It would be great if you can bring some snacks to eat while you wait, or just eat until you're full. 🩱 Dress code: We recommend a long, brightly colored dress that you can climb on. With a wide-brimmed hat, it will be very impressive. 📍Location: Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, pin it on Google map. 🚎 We recommend taking bus no. 64, 139, 65, 175 to get off at the YMCA stop and walk 200m. 🚈 The closest MRT station is Dhoby Ghaut. Walk another 400m. #TryIt #Singapore #FortCanningTreeTunnel #exploresingapore #photospot

This time, let's take pictures here. It's a new check-in point. Anyone who comes to Singapore must stop by. But I recommend going early in the morning. There are a lot of people. The queue is very long, mom. 📍Take the MRT: Get off at this station and walk a bit. Dhoby Ghaut Exit B 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Easy to find, good atmosphere. Along the way, you can stop and take pictures. There is a big tree arch. Don't forget to stop by. #Singapore #BeautifulPhotoPlaces