Southern Ridges? In which country?
Haha, for the uninformed, Southern Ridges refers to the stretch of nature parks located at the southern part of Singapore. It connects Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park and Kent Ridge Park into a approximately 9km route. These parks already existed long ago, it's the park connectors that were built recently.
Anyway thanks to XH for accompanying me for this nature trek, though it was not an effective way of exercising haha. Since I wasn't able to go overseas, I guess this sightseeing trip could do a little to satisfy my desire to experience extraordinary sights.
Started off from Marang Trail behind Harbourfront MRT, climbed severals flights of stairs before reaching the peak of Mount Faber, which they called as 'Faber Point'. Saw many tourists which made me feel part of a overseas tour haha.

This was seen along the way to the peak. Though this photo cannot compare with the one shown on the situated board, it pretty much covers everything of what I can see from that point, including the 'teeny weeny' Merlion on Sentosa Island. There are just too much trees blocking the wonderful view.

The view at the opposite direction looks better and clearer. Shows how Singapore is densely populated with flats and skyscrapers. One of the more outstanding buildings would be the pagoda-roofed Tangs building, if you can spot it. =p

From this distance you can actually make out that the 3 tallest structures in Singapore are of the same height.

Here's the Henderson Waves! Bridges the connection across Henderson Road between Mount Faber and Telok Blangah Hill. The design is pretty interesting.

From the top of the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, this can probably help you judge how high it is from the road underneath.

Lots of joggers as we pass by this area. The crests of the wave also act as a shelter for people for relax under. As you can see, the bridge is slightly inclined.

The Terrace Gardens! Used to be a popular spot for couples to take wedding photos. The previous time I visited here was 15 years ago during my aunt's wedding. The stone railings used to be much whiter...

Looks like we visited the top of the terrace at the right timing, coincidentally we witnessed the F16 flypast rehearsal. From the unobstructed view of the sky, the rehearsal actually looked more spectacular than what I saw from Marina in last year's NDP.

They left a mark in the sky after what seemed a random flutter.

Zigzag elevated metallic walkway in the Forest Walk. From the top it looks rather complex.

Once again thanks to the F16, a 'rainbow' over the tree was formed. Some...where...over the rainbow...

The Alexandra Arch bridge. Doesn't look as magnificent as the Henderson Waves.

Along the route we came across a Horticulture Park which displays and exhibits various plants. Unfortunately I'm not very interested in plants.

Somehow I like this picture a lot. How I wish I could sit on the cozy sofa and observe the sunset.

A long path of nurseries and playground. Nicer than Botanic Gardens. It makes a good hangout spot for families.

A redhouse is made of red bricks, a bluehouse is made of blue bricks. Then what is a greenhouse made of?

Another right timing! Caught this beautiful sunset view from the top of Kent Ridge Park. The sun was setting really fast! Within the next minute the sun was gone.
After some confusion of how to exit the park. we finally found our way out before it became completely dark. To reward myself for finishing this trek, I went for dinner at Botak Jones! Really value for money! Large servings, cheap prices! You can request for more fries without additional charge! Hope to visit Botak Jones again in the future.
Yup, that's all for my account on the nature walk. Hope XH enjoyed it too. =) However it doesn't change the fact that I still want to go overseas.