Let's take a walk with Sabahan in Singapore from 'Prisoner of War Bricks' Heritage Gardens to 'Saraca Stream' in the Tanglin Core area. Today I was at the 'Heritage Garden', (Singapore Botanic Gardens). First I would like to focus on the history of the stairs leading to the ‘Plant House’. Where the bricks used to build these stairs were made from the forced labor of Japanese military prisoners of World War II (1942-1945) in Singapore under Japanese occupation. Also known as 'Prisoner of War Steps'. The brick was engraved with small, uneven arrows.
Ok, to find out the ending of the historical story, let’s follow me all the way to the end of the video.

0:01 Intro
3:16 history signboard 'Prisoner of War Brick Steps'.
8:53 history signboard the 'Plant House'.
15:55 ' A curtain of Roots', short little walkway of elevated plants with hanging roots that you can walk under
18:27 'Oncosperma Tigilarium' is an Asian species of palm tree
24:26 The "Bandstand" is an octagonal gazebo founded in 1930 and has maintained its original shape over the years since its inception in the park.
32:20 the 'Sundial Garden'. is a European-style garden with a sundial as the centerpiece.
38:55 the 'Chang Kuda' sculpture. is the name of a very popular game children played in the 1950s and 1960s.
41:00 'Robomotic' is a robotic lawn mower that can mow the lawn continuously and work automatically
46:18 the 'Saraca Stream Walk' in the Tanglin Core area
52:53 end at Tanglin Gate fish pond

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