Pls don't make such comparison, between leisurely free at will walk and ciw tactical march, where all limbs and body were aching unduly.....hail to the forces.
Have to give you credit for the extra effort to film the process. It must have been hard to place the camera, walk past, walk back to retrieve the camera, repeat for hundreds of times. I just did Jurong to Punggol trail yesterday and can’t imagine me doing that.
The names of the places you've passed through are obviously familiar, but yet the perspectives aren't. We often rush through life in our cars, taxis, and buses, and don't travel at a personal pace, at a personal level, to appreciate our surroundings, and perhaps even be grateful to the people who constructed them.
Watching again after 2 years. I no longer live in SG and this was a bit nostalgic as I know so many parts of the route. I guess your videos reflect a large part of the expat existence which is living and adapting to new environments before moving on again after a few years. I have no doubt I will watch again in a few years.
I'm a Singaporean, and I love my country. But I'll not walk around my beloved country like you did. I usually drive around to explore my beloved island home, never walk. If the walking don't kill me, the weather will. Awesome video & I salute you!
but i wouldnt mind walking around England's countryside as I really enjoyed going there twice. theres a saying about grass is always greener on the other side
Yo..orang kampung he's surely awesome, I really need to copy the feats in the future should cv19 clear... Can you be my host...? You know la northerners Malaysian macam rusa masuk kampung nanti di Singapore.... 😂😂
This is actually harder than it seems! You have to place the Cameras and then backtrack again. The distance covered would be more than 115km! Great work exploring Singapore, it inspires me to want to do the same
If you love it then it isn't a chore. I've walked for hours when I was in Singapore ; time flies and you hardly realise it. This country offers you some of the best opportunities to walk with clean pavements, trails, overhead walkways and lots of vegetation. Great effort and thanks for documenting it for us Richard.
I used to do part of the route when I was 14 years old... bring back lots of memory... when I return to Singapore (been living in the USA for over 20 years)... I will do that!
Salute your determination, walking whole of Singapore. You get to know Singapore better than most of Singaporeans do! Even cycling round island takes a lot of courage too, let alone walking solo!
I did a round-Singapore hike in Dec 2020 too, following a route by a group of hiking enthusiasts. Agrred with your comments on Lim Chu Kang, Kranji and construction around Singapore (especially Punggol Timor and Barat
That was long and inspiring walk, and the music, especially the last part, brings it home. After watching your video, I decided I will take a good hike weekend LOL.
I really enjoy your videos on Singapore. I finally made it there two months ago and I didn't want to leave. And this is a 75 year old talking. I had high expectations and they were exceeded. I just don't understand why some people don't find the place at a minimum interesting. I think it's the most fascinating and interesting modern new city/state in the world. I recognized some of the places you went to. You made me feel better when on Day 1 you got a naster blister on one foot. So did I! You were so lucky to have lived there for several years. I assume you had a drone and possibly someone else help you film your walk. I love seeing scenes of Singapore that I'm familiar with but from a different camera/viewing angle.
What a great way to celebrate your time here, and I'm still surprised you show places I didn't even know existed. Will go explore them now because of this video. Thanks, and keep the great videos coming. Cheers!
Well done!! Never thought of exploring Singapore on foot myself. The longest walk I did was during national service when we did 24km. Wow 114km round island. Bravo!!
Congratulations! You did it in a Tremendous hot and humid country and amazingly you didn’t get a heat stroke. We have over 300K hard labour workers given you a message that the Singaporean can’t stand the heat and can’t do hard labour jobs. If you do the research, you’ll be surprised there’re quite a few “cemetery housing estates” here. Good job!
I've always wanted to do this. During circuit breaker, I did 2-3hrs walks around from where I live, I've learned so much about my area. And your video just inspired me ever more!
Hey chum, lots of children WILL spend 60 minutes watching even two Spiders fight laaaah 😅 I would surely stay longer than 20 min to "Monitor" the Monitors Duet !!! I aint NO children though
Stumbled upon your youtube channel and had a few watch of your videos but this was a masterpiece. Loved it and now subscribing to watch and expect more great video from you. You inspired me to document my own adventures too now!
Loved the face around 13:30, clearly hoping for a very cooling drink ... don't know if intentional. I remember the first time I got a drink from those yellow vending machines. Eco (as not electricity powered from what I understand) all fine, but there should be a massive warning on them (i think there is some text about it) but in moment of need for a cold drink ... vending machine to tasty cold drink is a default brain-association ;-). Love the content (this and other video's), thanks! Keep them coming
Bravo to your determination and stamina to complete your walk despite of blisters. Thanks for sharing our ever changing landscape and help us get to know Spore in its latest development. 👍👍👏👏
I was thinking how did you get rest over the night but you explained it in the end. It was fascinating to watch your entire walk and definitely motivating. Kudos to your achievement ...I totally enjoyed it.
Found your channel very recently and I'm really enjoying your videos! I'm singapore born and bred but I think you know locations in Singapore better than I do. Good job and look forward to more videos!
Hello Richard, there are really many HDB estate rebuilt on cemeteries.. like Bishan, Bisadari and we have Malay cemetery next to HDB and terrace housing next to Bt Brown cemetery
Throughly enjoyed your round island excursion. Wish you can do a estate by estate exploration one day! Thanks! Cheers! Please take extra care and prevent another blister next one! Llok fw! Cheers!
Well done and great work. Appreciate your efforts and inspirations for citizens and visitors to enjoy and explore the island. Thank you for the good work.
I recalled a cemetery next to wisma atria as well as 2 cemeteries (1 jewish) in the current Velocity mall(novena). All 3 cemeteries were present till about 1980. Yes bishan was a massive graveyard, like bidadari. Singaporeans are a pragmatic people
I’ve nearly finished a similar walk over the Christmas break. Kept as close to coast as possible (except on west side when I did the walk by Tengah & cemeteries). Like you I found changi beach pcn with east coast park v boring. Also so many lorries. Taken my time to look around too. Just have sungei bul to Bollywood veggies to do now!!
That was quite the camino on a tropical island. I am amazed at your dedication with the camerawork, I recognise all those places except that i’ve never quite walked to all of them!
A lot of familiar views, it reminds me the one year expat in SG. The east coast, I did it with bike, and you did it with walking. I can imagine it’s really hard to do the SG round trip by walking. Excellent achievement. Well done. 👍
Awesome video! Thanks for documenting your hike and sharing. Certainly help to inspire us to do the same to explore more of our own country when we cannot travel now.
Good job! I've been planning to hike the coast-to-coast trail but it's still in the planning stage. Your video is a great inspiration! P.S. I like the traditional Chinese characters.
This video gives me Kraig Adams vibes lol but I love it even more because it features my own country. For those unaware of Kraig, check out his videos. He goes hiking in mountains and does the same thing with the camera - place it down, walks in shot, and then walks back to retrieve it again and again. Lovely video by the way, it must not have been easy to shoot this!
After experiencing of this trip, It shall be no more difficult to explore others. You had been through the most challenging route..just like triathlon. How did you get the courage to this? I think it might be this land and also people. Be proud of you.. thumb up!
Thanks for doing this! Despite born and live in Singapore for 30 years there is always something and somewhere that still surprises me. Hope to see more content and enjoy Singapore with you! P.S. Thumps Up for Kopi C Siew Dai
Lim Chu Kang cemeteries aren't cleared for homes - but the expansion, almost doubling of Tengah Air base, to facilitate the closure and move of Paya Lebar Airbase
Mate, the Tourist Board should hire you. Loving the vids of SG!
I think I'm a bit too ghetto for them! Haha
Agreed! Really enjoyed this video! Thanks!
We salute u sir.. Guards and Commando route march was 72km! You broke the record! U are the true warfighter!
Thanks, but I think it's more difficult in a uniform carrying gear!
Pls don't make such comparison, between leisurely free at will walk and ciw tactical march, where all limbs and body were aching unduly.....hail to the forces.
@@AsiaHikelopedia them forces much difficult sir but your feats really inspires...
Have to give you credit for the extra effort to film the process. It must have been hard to place the camera, walk past, walk back to retrieve the camera, repeat for hundreds of times. I just did Jurong to Punggol trail yesterday and can’t imagine me doing that.
First day was the hardest - and hottest too!
Agreed!
2:20 is someone filming from above the hill? 🤔🤔
seasons cannes drone
@@farland789 oh i see thanks
The names of the places you've passed through are obviously familiar, but yet the perspectives aren't. We often rush through life in our cars, taxis, and buses, and don't travel at a personal pace, at a personal level, to appreciate our surroundings, and perhaps even be grateful to the people who constructed them.
Watching again after 2 years. I no longer live in SG and this was a bit nostalgic as I know so many parts of the route.
I guess your videos reflect a large part of the expat existence which is living and adapting to new environments before moving on again after a few years.
I have no doubt I will watch again in a few years.
I'm a Singaporean, and I love my country. But I'll not walk around my beloved country like you did. I usually drive around to explore my beloved island home, never walk. If the walking don't kill me, the weather will. Awesome video & I salute you!
I'm not gonna lie. It was really hard. And definitely not for everyone!
but i wouldnt mind walking around England's countryside as I really enjoyed going there twice. theres a saying about grass is always greener on the other side
Yo..orang kampung he's surely awesome, I really need to copy the feats in the future should cv19 clear... Can you be my host...? You know la northerners Malaysian macam rusa masuk kampung nanti di Singapore.... 😂😂
This is actually harder than it seems! You have to place the Cameras and then backtrack again. The distance covered would be more than 115km! Great work exploring Singapore, it inspires me to want to do the same
what about some shots were from the sky, not sure how he did it using drone?
I come back to this video every few months or so. I think its your best work.
I lived in Singapore for three years before moving back to Taiwan. I love both countries. They are great in their own ways.
Awesome. You are literally more Singaporean than the average Singaporean. Great video.
Erm, I'm not sure about that, but thanks! 😃
If you love it then it isn't a chore. I've walked for hours when I was in Singapore ; time flies and you hardly realise it. This country offers you some of the best opportunities to walk with clean pavements, trails, overhead walkways and lots of vegetation. Great effort and thanks for documenting it for us Richard.
Richard, you know so much about the olden days Singapore! It’s amazing! ❤😊
I like history!!
I used to do part of the route when I was 14 years old... bring back lots of memory... when I return to Singapore (been living in the USA for over 20 years)... I will do that!
你給我許多美好的回憶，当99及00时我在新加坡居住，但这个美麗城市变化太多了。謝謝你!
Great to see your initiative! You have done what a typical local resident wouldn't do. Glad that you have fun!
Thanks! 😃
I admire your time, patience, and effort in documenting the 3 days walk. Great video!
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the vlog. Awesome for someone to show SG from a different angle!
Glad you enjoyed it!
And he does it again! Respect bro...👍👍👍
Salute your determination, walking whole of Singapore. You get to know Singapore better than most of Singaporeans do! Even cycling round island takes a lot of courage too, let alone walking solo!
Thanks, it was a really beautiful film. Hats off to you for staying the course.
Thanks for showing us a side of the country that we take for granted.
What a walk, what a feat! Hats off to u, mate.
Love your video of my beautiful country Richard!
Thanks! 😃
Very nice video, Richard. Good job on the 115km walk too!
Many thanks!
Wow, everywhere beautiful.
I did a round-Singapore hike in Dec 2020 too, following a route by a group of hiking enthusiasts. Agrred with your comments on Lim Chu Kang, Kranji and construction around Singapore (especially Punggol Timor and Barat
That was long and inspiring walk, and the music, especially the last part, brings it home. After watching your video, I decided I will take a good hike weekend LOL.
Wow, thank you!
Love your therapeutic videos. You really uncover places that busy locals like me would not have discovered. Thank you.
So nice of you
@@AsiaHikelopedia Btw, do you happen to have an account on www.buymeacoffee.com/? Sure wish to buy you a cuppa for all that hard work!
You did a valuable documentary of Singapore during this surreal period👏👍🙏🏻
Glad to see you were eating the yummy local food. You are part of Team 🇸🇬 Singapore! 🔥
I really enjoy your videos on Singapore. I finally made it there two months ago and I didn't want to leave. And this is a 75 year old talking. I had high expectations and they were exceeded. I just don't understand why some people don't find the place at a minimum interesting. I think it's the most fascinating and interesting modern new city/state in the world. I recognized some of the places you went to. You made me feel better when on Day 1 you got a naster blister on one foot. So did I! You were so lucky to have lived there for several years. I assume you had a drone and possibly someone else help you film your walk. I love seeing scenes of Singapore that I'm familiar with but from a different camera/viewing angle.
Bravo bro... proud of your achievements and me waiting for another videos of you again... blessed you always and be safe... take care.
Thank you very much!
What a great way to celebrate your time here, and I'm still surprised you show places I didn't even know existed. Will go explore them now because of this video. Thanks, and keep the great videos coming. Cheers!
Thanks!
Well done!! Never thought of exploring Singapore on foot myself. The longest walk I did was during national service when we did 24km. Wow 114km round island. Bravo!!
I recognised some but not all sights from my walks there.
Definitely gonna copy this next time I am lucky enough to have 3 days spare in sg.
Salute you sir! Capturing best moment while walking took you a lot effort and passion yet the vid is absolutely stunning!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Mr AngMoh aka Richard!! I see more of Singapore because of you... Glad to see you settling well here!!
I admire your determination and effort to finish it.
Great work! Good shots and accompanying music! Congrats! 🎉.. SUBSCRIBED.
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks for showcasing the beautiful Singapore. The duel between the monitor lizards is pretty cool too 🥰
Its amazing you walked that far. Singapore is too hot and humid to do such activity. I'm a local as well.
I imagine one day I can travel Singapore because I love the city's constructions. Thank u for sharing the video.
Congratulations! You did it in a Tremendous hot and humid country and amazingly you didn’t get a heat stroke.
We have over 300K hard labour workers given you a message that the Singaporean can’t stand the heat and can’t do hard labour jobs. If you do the research, you’ll be surprised there’re quite a few “cemetery housing estates” here. Good job!
Well done. Thanks for sharing. I’ll try one day.
I've always wanted to do this. During circuit breaker, I did 2-3hrs walks around from where I live, I've learned so much about my area. And your video just inspired me ever more!
That is awesome!
Very inspired by your video, I will walk around Kuala Lumpur one of these days.
Lived on this island for 42 years, yet I haven’t been to the places u showed in this video. Well done
locals like us take it for granted sometimes. we need to appreciate our island more :D
British DNA. Watching monitor lizards duel for 20mins. Born naturalist.
Hey chum, lots of children WILL spend 60 minutes watching even two Spiders fight laaaah 😅
I would surely stay longer than 20 min to "Monitor" the Monitors Duet !!! I aint NO children though
I will love that too..
Wow. Very impressive video.... the cemetery will be developed for the expansion of tengah airbase.
well done mate. keep it going n going 👍
Wow! Very cool! I've done this walk before! It's amazing! Just subscribed to your channel! Keep in touch!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank You for making such a wonderful inspiring video 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Well done! 👍👍👍Great achievement! 👋👋👋
Thank you 🤗
fyi, Bishan and part of Orchard Road used to be cemetry.
And the upcoming Bidadari estate too. All sitting on cemetery. :)
Really nice walking tour of Singapore. Many places that Singaporeans have not even been to.
I not skip ads to honor and appreciate your dedicated contents & marvelous journey🧢🌞👏👏
Stumbled upon your youtube channel and had a few watch of your videos but this was a masterpiece. Loved it and now subscribing to watch and expect more great video from you. You inspired me to document my own adventures too now!
Thanks and welcome
It would be an honour to hike with you. Kudos and round of applause for your dedication and passion. Thank YOU for all this =)
I salute you sir! I hope your leg wasn’t too sore and heavy after the trip. Thanks for a great video and keep those challenging video coming.
I appreciate it!
Beautiful! enjoyed your video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Walking the perimeter of Singapore in 3 days in amazing.
Hope to see this as an annual event to see changes in Singapore.
Great camera and editing works. Enjoyed this
Thanks so much!
Awesome feats makes me eager to copy the journey bro...
You covered some places I had not been there and it look attractive to me, one day I will venture those places. Please take care.
Loved the face around 13:30, clearly hoping for a very cooling drink ... don't know if intentional. I remember the first time I got a drink from those yellow vending machines. Eco (as not electricity powered from what I understand) all fine, but there should be a massive warning on them (i think there is some text about it) but in moment of need for a cold drink ... vending machine to tasty cold drink is a default brain-association ;-).
Love the content (this and other video's), thanks! Keep them coming
It was the sweetness, not the cold!
Congratulation,its nice to see someone(you) go thru where most of citizen would not venture in the first place.
Bravo to your determination and stamina to complete your walk despite of blisters. Thanks for sharing our ever changing landscape and help us get to know Spore in its latest development. 👍👍👏👏
I was thinking how did you get rest over the night but you explained it in the end. It was fascinating to watch your entire walk and definitely motivating. Kudos to your achievement ...I totally enjoyed it.
Found your channel very recently and I'm really enjoying your videos! I'm singapore born and bred but I think you know locations in Singapore better than I do. Good job and look forward to more videos!
Thank you. Glad you enjoy!
Hello Richard, there are really many HDB estate rebuilt on cemeteries.. like Bishan, Bisadari and we have Malay cemetery next to HDB and terrace housing next to Bt Brown cemetery
Wow! That’s even crazier than 36km coast to coast trail 😂. Good work! Love the walking shots!
Thanks! 👍
very good video, very interesting. Due to knee problem, I can maximum continue walk around 10 km; hope one day I can walk the same distance....
You can do it!
Very impressive Richard! I definitely will do the same when I am back in Singapore.
Love the shots of you walking in front of all the interesting sights you come by. Great video!
Thank you very much!
WOW! Bravo! Salute!
把新加坡拍的太美了，谢谢。
Thanks for the sharing~~i'm going to start my part 3 tomorrow!!=)
Have fun!
Throughly enjoyed your round island excursion. Wish you can do a estate by estate exploration one day! Thanks! Cheers! Please take extra care and prevent another blister next one! Llok fw! Cheers!
Great vid. Was going to do a walk which goes around the airport. Think I'll give that section a miss
Haha, It's not fun. I was lucky as it was windy and cloudy. Otherwise it's a killer!
What a great video. Thank you for posting
Glad you enjoyed it!
Well done and great work. Appreciate your efforts and inspirations for citizens and visitors to enjoy and explore the island. Thank you for the good work.
So nice of you
Wife & I really enjoyed this video - especially seeing our estate twice in the video that we moved to during CB! 😂
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lim Chu kang cemetery is tiring nightmare. Thumb up and stay healthy.
I recalled a cemetery next to wisma atria as well as 2 cemeteries (1 jewish) in the current Velocity mall(novena). All 3 cemeteries were present till about 1980.
Yes bishan was a massive graveyard, like bidadari.
Singaporeans are a pragmatic people
Nice to be able to learn some more history. Thanks.
it seem like the whole of singapore used to be cemetries and fishing village
I’ve nearly finished a similar walk over the Christmas break. Kept as close to coast as possible (except on west side when I did the walk by Tengah & cemeteries).
Like you I found changi beach pcn with east coast park v boring. Also so many lorries.
Taken my time to look around too.
Just have sungei bul to Bollywood veggies to do now!!
Nice work! Hope you enjoyed it!
@@AsiaHikelopedia Yep it was v interesting to see the different areas of Sg. Much more so than on my bike as I took the time to look around too.
Satisfying, Relaxing & Calming Video .
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was quite the camino on a tropical island. I am amazed at your dedication with the camerawork, I recognise all those places except that i’ve never quite walked to all of them!
Well done, Richard. Really enjoyed your video, and now inspired to do a round island walk, but definitely not within 3 (or 4) days!! Walk on!!
You crazy angmoh! You really do it.
A lot of familiar views, it reminds me the one year expat in SG. The east coast, I did it with bike, and you did it with walking. I can imagine it’s really hard to do the SG round trip by walking. Excellent achievement. Well done. 👍
well done! keep making great content....
Thank you!
Awesome video! Thanks for documenting your hike and sharing. Certainly help to inspire us to do the same to explore more of our own country when we cannot travel now.
Glad you enjoyed it!
FYI, some of our HDB towns are built on old cemeteries, such as Bishan and Yishun, at least part of it.
Good job! I've been planning to hike the coast-to-coast trail but it's still in the planning stage. Your video is a great inspiration!
P.S. I like the traditional Chinese characters.
You can do it!
This video gives me Kraig Adams vibes lol but I love it even more because it features my own country. For those unaware of Kraig, check out his videos. He goes hiking in mountains and does the same thing with the camera - place it down, walks in shot, and then walks back to retrieve it again and again. Lovely video by the way, it must not have been easy to shoot this!
Kraig was the inspiration for this video! I love his stuff.
After experiencing of this trip, It shall be no more difficult to explore others. You had been through the most challenging route..just like triathlon. How did you get the courage to this? I think it might be this land and also people. Be proud of you.. thumb up!
Thanks for doing this! Despite born and live in Singapore for 30 years there is always something and somewhere that still surprises me. Hope to see more content and enjoy Singapore with you!
P.S. Thumps Up for Kopi C Siew Dai
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm starting to believe that he climbed the trees to provide us with these amazing bird eye view shots.
Lim Chu Kang cemeteries aren't cleared for homes - but the expansion, almost doubling of Tengah Air base, to facilitate the closure and move of Paya Lebar Airbase
Interesting. Hopefully they'll be more places to fly my drone! haha
Kopi c siew dai come out again. Lol. Love it .
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