What better way to celebrate this Lunar New Year than going on a dragon hunt? The Challenge Team of Dragon Hunters are here to share five locations that feature dragons – don't worry, there won't be any fire-breathing dragons.

1. Toa Payoh Playground

When you think about dragon monuments in Singapore, The Dragon Playground in Toa Payoh is often the first to come to mind. This iconic site is one of the remaining four dragon-themed playgrounds in Singapore and continues to be loved by young and old Singaporeans alike.

Address: 28 Lor 6 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310028

2. Whampoa Dragon Fountain

Initially built as a water fountain within a large park, the Whampoa Dragon Fountain has since appeared at several HDB flats in Whampoa. The statue stands as tall as three storeys high, making it hard not to stop and admire it in awe.

Address: 85 Whampoa Dr, Singapore 320085

3. Amoy Alley Dragon Mural

Chinatown has many street art murals, including that of a monochromatic dragon in the famed Amoy Alley. The mural is a sight to behold, a touch of artistry that brings the street to life.

Address: 116 Gemmill Lane, Singapore 069935

4. Marco Drago Statue @ Gardens By The Bay

Gardens By The Bay is famous for its wide array of gardens that masterfully integrate botanicals and art, including The Canyon, an outdoor garden known for its rock sculptures. Walk into the garden and find "Marco Drago", a steel dragon statue that looms over visitors and passers-by alike.

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953 (Beside The Children’s Garden)

5. Sleeping Rock Dragon @ Sentosa Mount Imbiah Nature Trail

Within a lesser-known part of Sentosa is the Mount Imbiah Nature Trail, where one can experience nature in all its tranquillity. Embark on a journey that is off the beaten path and try to find the sleeping rock dragon amongst the lush greenery.

Address: 51 Imbiah Rd, 099702

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