Lonely Planet author Tim Hornyak gets away from the city’s concrete bustle to explores Singapore’s natural side at a national park and at Singapore zoo. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is an oasis of tropical forest that inspires deep breathing and reverent whispering but it’s the macaque monkeys that steal the show.
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