Mallika Dureja
The Singapore Cable Car, which began operations in 1974, was the very first cableway in the entirety of the country and is still the only one operating to this day. The Singapore cable car, in addition to serving as a means of transportation for commuters in the city, has evolved into more of a tourist attraction in recent years, drawing visitors from countries all over the world.
It is a link that may be taken between Mount Faber Park and Sentosa Island. A wonderful visual experience awaits you atop the Singapore cable car, which provides a bird’s-eye perspective of Sentosa’s breathtaking Harbour Front Skyline from an altitude of 360 degrees.
In addition, it is the only cable car in the entire world that travels over a highway, goes through a corporate building, and then eventually travels over a cruise bay in order to get on Sentosa Island. This amusing ride has accumulated a great deal of notoriety over the course of time, and as a result, it has emerged as one of the most well-liked attractions among tourists that come to Singapore.
This ropeway has a total of three stations: the Mount Faber Station, the HarbourFront Station, and the Sentosa Station. The Mount Faber Station is the highest station on the ropeway. There are two auxiliary towers that can be found in either of the two stations in between them. The cable car travels a total of 1,650 meters over the course of its journey, which takes around 15 minutes to complete from beginning to end. The distance traversed by the cable car during its journey is described as “total.”
At the moment, there are 67 cabins in the system, and each one has the capacity to house eight grownups. The capacity of the cable car system to transport passengers per hour is up to two hundred. When you are making plans to visit Singapore, you should definitely put going on this ride at the top of your list of things to do.
