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Labrador Park features natural rock formations and "Dragon's Teeth Gate," a geological feature broken by the British but believed by the Chinese to be a crucial dragon vein. When the British demolished the rocks for a lighthouse, local elders believed they "killed" the dragon, leading to bad luck for the area until modern times. ley lines singapore

Another ley line, known as the "MacRitchie Ley Line," is believed to run through the MacRitchie Reservoir Park, one of Singapore's most popular hiking spots. This ley line is thought to connect the park's scenic trails with the nearby Toa Payoh West Market, a bustling hub of food, culture, and spirituality. She took off her shoes

From Fort Canning, the ley line is said to follow the ancient flow of the Singapore River. The river mouth was the site of the mythical Badang (a legendary strongman who threw a massive stone from the river to Fort Canning). Another ley line, known as the "MacRitchie Ley