Mandai Quarry
Mandai Quarry is close to Sungei Kadut, Northwest, SG-03, 677721
- Address: Gali Batu Cl, Singapore
- Latitude, Longtitude: 1.4031932, 103.7710113
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Mandai Quarry reviews
Disused quarry site dug out from the hill. Made of Bukit Timah granite, this quarry was used to support Singapore's construction boom. The stone produced from the quarry is now embodied in the walls and slabs of our first generation HDB flats.
Can't go in.
I visited Mandai Quarry with my friends and we were disappointed to find that we couldn't go in. The entrance was blocked off and there were signs indicating that it was not allowed for public access. It would have been nice to explore the old quarry and see the remnants of Singapore's construction history.
I pass by Mandai Quarry often and it's always a reminder of Singapore's past. It's a shame that we can't go inside and learn more about the quarrying process. I appreciate that the stone from the quarry has been used in our HDB flats, but it would be great if there was a way for the public to access and appreciate the history of this place.
I've heard about Mandai Quarry and was excited to visit, but when I arrived, I realized that it's a disused quarry and we can't actually go in. It's a pity because I think it would have been an interesting experience to see the remnants of Singapore's construction boom. Hopefully, in the future, there will be opportunities for the public to explore this site.
Mandai Quarry is a hidden gem in Singapore's history. It's unfortunate that it's not accessible to the public as I think it would be a great educational and recreational opportunity for visitors. However, I understand the need to prioritize safety and preservation. Hopefully, there will be guided tours or other ways to learn and appreciate this historical site in the future.
I visited Mandai Quarry for the first time and was hoping to explore the site. However, it was disappointing to find that we couldn't go in. I understand the need for safety and preservation but it would have been nice to have some sort of access or information point nearby. Overall, it was a missed opportunity to learn more about Singapore's construction history.
Mandai Quarry is a fascinating piece of Singapore's history. It's a shame that it's not open to the public as I believe it would be a popular attraction. The granite walls and slabs in our HDB flats serve as a reminder of the quarry's importance. I hope that in the future, there will be opportunities for the public to visit and appreciate this site.
I've heard so much about Mandai Quarry and was excited to visit. However, when I arrived, I was disappointed to find that it's not accessible to the public. It would have been a great opportunity to learn about Singapore's construction history and see the impact of the quarry on our city. Hopefully, there will be plans to make this site more accessible in the future.
Mandai Quarry is a place that holds a lot of historical significance for Singapore. It's unfortunate that it's not open to the public as I think it would be an interesting place to explore. The fact that the stone from the quarry is used in our HDB flats makes it even more special. I hope that in the future, there will be ways for the public to engage with this piece of history.
I've always been curious about Mandai Quarry and was excited to visit. However, I was disappointed to find that it's not accessible to the public. It would have been a great way to learn about Singapore's construction history and see the impact of the quarry on our city. Hopefully, there will be plans to open it up to the public in the future.
I visited Mandai Quarry with my family and we were disappointed to find that we couldn't enter. It would have been nice to explore the site and learn more about Singapore's construction boom. The fact that the stone from the quarry is now used in our HDB flats is amazing. Hopefully, there will be ways for the public to access and appreciate this historical site in the future.
I've always been interested in Singapore's history so I was excited to visit Mandai Quarry. However, when I arrived, I was disappointed to find that it's not open to the public. It would have been a great way to learn about the construction boom and how the stone from the quarry was used. Hopefully, there will be opportunities in the future to explore this site.
Mandai Quarry is a piece of Singapore's history that holds a lot of potential. It's unfortunate that it's not accessible to the public as I think it would be a popular attraction. The fact that the stone from the quarry is embodied in our first generation HDB flats is a testament to its importance. I hope that in the future, there will be plans to open up the quarry for visitors to explore.
