Park Connector - Sims Avenue Park Connector

Park Connector - Sims Avenue Park Connector (2020 0912)

Location: Parallel to Sims Avenue between Paya Lebar MRT and Kembangan MRT

Park Connector Information

Length of PC: 2.2km

Opening Hours: 24hours daily

Lighting Hours: 7.00pm – 7.00am

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Nearby Parks / Park Connectors (Siglap PC/Geylang PC)

Sims Avenue Park Connector connects the cycling routes of the eastern parts of Singapore to the central area. It comes close to Geylang Park Connector which links to Tanjong Rhu Promenade, allowing visits to attractions such as Singapore Sports Hub and Gardens by the Bay. It also connects to Siglap Park Connector, which is connected to East Coast Park and Bedok Reservoir Park.

Former Geylang Fire Station (is the second oldest Fire Station built Singapore, after the Hill Street Fire Station. It was opened in 1929 and served the eastern part of Singapore.)>

Paya Lebar MRT (Start Point)>

Paya Lebar Square>

SingPost Centre>

Starting Point (Beside Paya Lebar Link)>

Under MRT Tracks>

SingPost Parcel Entrance>

Cross at Junction of Eunos Road 5>

Wisma Geylang Serai Turn (Opposite)>

Geylang Serai Market (Opposite)>

Turn Right before Eunos Road 2 (Block 411)>

Cross Eunos Road 2 (Traffic Lights Crossing)>

Kampong Ubi Community Centre (Opposite)>

Along Sim Avenue>

Eunos Bus Interchange>

MRT Eunos Station (EW7)>

Eunos Crescent Market & Food Centre (F&B, Toilet)>

Masjid Darul Aman (A squarish minaret in this Mosque Building Fund Masjid combines Malay architecture and Islamic art. Nominated for the prestigious Aga Khan Award in 1989 as an excellent example of tropical architecture, the masjid features the early pitched-roof structure commonly found in the Malay archipelago. Built in 1986, the masjid located in the East can accommodate up to 3,500 people. Besides madrasah classes, it is also popular venue for haj courses organized by travel agents. The masjid has since undergone a major addition and alteration project which was completed in 2005.)>

Cross Jalan Eunos (Traffic Lights Crossing)>

Onto Sim Avenue East>

Mangala Vihara祝福寺 (Mangala Vihara, or the Shrine of Blessings, was founded by the late Tripitakacarya Sri Saddharma Vagisvara Upsddhayaya M M Mahaweera Maha Nayaka Thero and built on its current location which was donated by the late Madam Chew Quee Neo in 1959. A 2-storey building was completed in March 1960.

The Maha Bodhi tree from Anuradhapura (the ancient city of Sri Lanka), given to him by the first Prime Minister of Sri Lanka.)>

PCN>

Kembangan Estate Park>

Cross Lorong Sarina>

Lorong Marican Interim Park>

Cross Lorong Marican & Cross Lorong Marzuki>

Lorong Marzuki Interim Park>

Bethesda Chapel>

Hong San Si Temple鳳山寺 (Opposite)( Was founded in the early 20th Century by a Peranakan Chinese that worked in the police force. His daughter was suffering from a long term illness and was cured after receiving blessing from Guangze Zunwang. In return he built a temple to honour Guanze Zunwang)