Simpang Kiri Park Connector
The Simpang Kiri Park Connector stretches for almost 2.8km all the way to Yishun Avenue 2. Along the pathway adjacent to a wide canal ultimately leading into the Johor Straits are fitness stations and benches to rest your tired feet. It demarcates the Southern border of Sembawang New Town, starting from the Southernmost tip of Canberra Link and terminating at Jalan Mempurong where the Bottle Tree Village and Masjid Penempatan Melayu Sembawang can be found.
The Sultan Mosque, named after the first Sultan of Singapore, was built with a SGD3,000 grant from the East India Company. It is the largest mosque in Singapore and the present building was constructed in 1928. With its massive gold-topped dome and spacious prayer hall, the mosque has one particularly interesting feature--the base of the dome is made up of glass bottles.
