What are some of the hidden histories of the most popular stretch of the Singapore River? What made the godowns at Jiak Kim Street special? And where do Singapore's historic secret societies come in to the picture?

This is a short, informative self-guided walk led by Singapore's leading built-environment creator Yong, The Urbanist.

The route follows a natural walking route along the banks for the Singapore River between Robertson Quay and Clarke Quay.

You can also enjoy it from home.

THE ROUTE
We’ll start at the Jiak Kim Bridge and take a short walk (under 1.5km) to Clarke Quay.

WHAT YOU NEED
Just your phone or tablet and internet access (wifi or data).
Headphones are helpful but not required.

FINDING YOUR WAY
We'll provide simple instructions for getting between each stop along the way. GPS markers are also provided to help you locate the stops.

SAFETY
This is a self-guided experience in public spaces. Please take care while moving through the area, and be mindful of your surroundings and others.

ACCESS
The route is wheelchair accessible, and subtitles are provided for all video content.

As this is an outdoor walking route, some areas may include uneven surfaces, crowds, and weather exposure. You're encouraged to complete the experience at your own pace, or explore it remotely if preferred.

CREDITS
Organised by: Singapore River One

Starring and scripted by: Yong, The Urbanist

Produced by: Setmaker

With support from: Frasers Property Group, and Tuan Sing.