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| Entrance to Punggol Park |
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| Parking Fee @ Punggol Park |
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| 24 hours Vending Machine @ the Information Counter |
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| Toilet Facitilies @ Punggol Park |
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| The Trail along Sungei Pinang |
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| Leaving Punggol Park |
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| Only those below 1.9m could pass-through. Not sure if this dissapointed anyone... |
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| The pedestrian bridge at the junction of Sungei Serangoon and Sungei Pinang is still under construction. |
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| According to the notice board, it should be ready by Q4' 2011. |
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| Alternative route is to cross the Buangkok East Road above the park connector. |
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| After crossing the Buangkok East Road, is the direction to Punggol Promenade. |
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| Dimly lighted pathway along Sungei Serangoon, could be spooky if alone |
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| This one allow 2.2m of height |
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| The light at the end of the road... Keep going |
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| Lighted Lalang (Imperata Cylindrica), the phenomenon you don't see under the sunlight. |
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| The color gradually switches between violet and white, creating the 'cooling down' effect after a long walk |
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| Reaching the destination : Tebing Lane |
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| Fishing Pond could draw a fair crowd on weekends |
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| The dry 'pool' for those who do not wish to get wet |
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| Restaurant crowded with late dinners |
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| Al-fresco dinning at the bars |
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| The tentage turns into flea market at night |
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| Cheerleaders setting stage for the football match |
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| Watching football matches without the risk of being hit by the ball |
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| The future journey to Punggol Promenade worth anticipating |
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| Bus operating at Punggol Park (Starting Point) |
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| Contigency Plan for wet weather : stay at the performing stage in front of Punggol C C |
