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Closures: Dog Run (Lakeside Garden) will be closed for regular maintenance on 14 Oct. Clusia Cove (Lakeside Garden), Waterwall Court (Chinese Garden) & the Sunken Garden toilet (Japanese Garden) are closed for maintenance until further notice.

Jurong Lake Gardens

Southern Promenade

Escape to the peaceful Southern Promenade at Lakeside Garden, where you can fish, relax, and spot native wildlife amid lush greenery.

Last updated on 8 July 2026

Rustic and tranquil area for nature lovers looking for a quiet spot.

A person jogs along a lakeside park path, with trees and city buildings in the background under a partially cloudy sky.

Located at the southernmost end of Lakeside Garden, the 8-hectare Southern Promenade has been conserved as a key habitat for wildlife. Situated away from the bustling activities at the north, visitors can enjoy undisturbed tranquility and find themselves enveloped in the lush greenery of Jurong Lake.

A sunlit cityscape with tall buildings in the background, a river, and lush green foreground with a small rocky pond.

The fresh air and tranquil surroundings allow visitors to unwind from stress as they explore the area. Visitors can also relax at the viewing decks and take in the views of the Jurong Lake while being immersed in nature, or embark on a fishing adventure there.

A person fishing on a pier next to a calm lake surrounded by greenery, with a lifebuoy hanging on the railing.

Conserved as a habitat for wildlife, the Southern Promenade is perfect for spotting the great diversity of flora and fauna present in Lakeside Gardens. Native birds such as the Coppersmith Barbet (Megalaima haemacephala) and Yellow-vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus goiavier) roosts in the mature Malayan Banyan (Ficus microcarpa) and Rain Trees (Samanea saman) present. The aerial roots of the Banyan, and umbrella-shaped crown of the Rain Trees help provide the necessary shelter and lodging for this unique wildlife to flourish.

A calm pond surrounded by lush green trees, with their reflections visible in the water under a clear blue sky.
A tree by a lake with people walking on a wooden deck, and city buildings visible in the distance.