Neram Streams

Explore Neram Streams, a naturalised waterway that filters stormwater into Jurong Lake. Join guided walks to discover local biodiversity and get up close to the shallow streams.

Last updated on 8 July 2026

Get close to the shallow waters of the streams.

A small stream flows between grassy banks with rocks and trees in the background.

A partnership with Temasek to improve livability and sustainability in Singapore has led to us relooking our built environment and exploring features that complement the natural environment.

A grassy park with trees and a small stream in the foreground, with tall buildings under a partly cloudy sky in the background.

One example is converting a concrete drain leading from Yuan Ching Road to Jurong Lake into a series of naturalised streams. Now called Neram Streams, they channel stormwater runoff from the surrounding gardens. The stormwater is cleansed by plantings in the streams and eventually flows into Jurong Lake, one of Singapore’s 17 reservoirs.

A calm river reflects surrounding trees and a bright, blue sky, with rocks lining the riverbank.

Guided walks along the trail provide opportunities for visitors to learn about the area’s rich biodiversity, and to get close to the shallow waters of the streams.

Small stream runs through green grass under a blue sky with scattered clouds; buildings visible in the background.

A serene pond surrounded by lush greenery and trees with a clear blue sky in the background.

For your own safety, please do not enter this area during night time.
No lighting is provided in this nature area.