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Fort Canning Park, Singapore
Tunnel to the trees
Things are looking up for Singapore. Powered by one of the world's most important ports, the nation often places near the top in rankings of economic and human development. Singaporeans have managed to balance their high population density – second only among nation states to Monaco – with their region's natural beauty. This tree-canopied spiral staircase is part of a pedestrian "Tree Tunnel" through Fort Canning Park, one of many carefully planned green spaces within the bustling city-state.
Tunnel to the trees
Things are looking up for Singapore. Powered by one of the world's most important ports, the nation often places near the top in rankings of economic and human development. Singaporeans have managed to balance their high population density – second only among nation states to Monaco – with their region's natural beauty. This tree-canopied spiral staircase is part of a pedestrian "Tree Tunnel" through Fort Canning Park, one of many carefully planned green spaces within the bustling city-state.
A tiled Tree Tunnel offers a few moments' peaceful reflection here in the world's second-most densely populated nation.""
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