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Dakota to Lentor Route

14 stations1 interchange16 km~32 min
Board Circle Line towards HarbourFront
Dakota
Paya Lebar
MacPherson
Tai Seng
Bartley
Serangoon
Lorong Chuan
Bishan
Marymount
Caldecott
Change to Thomson–East Coast Line towards Bayshore
Caldecott
Upper Thomson
Bright Hill
Mayflower
Lentor

Route Summary

Travel from Dakota to Lentor on Circle Line, Thomson–East Coast Line. You will make 1 interchange along the way, covering approximately 16 km in around 32 min.

Return: Lentor → Dakota
  1. 1
    Start at Dakota station.
  2. 2
    Board the Circle Line towards HarbourFront
    Ride 9 stops to Caldecott.
    Change lines here
  3. 3
    Board the Thomson–East Coast Line towards Bayshore
    Ride 4 stops to Lentor.
  4. Arrive at Lentor station. You have reached your destination.
Return: Lentor → Dakota
Origin

Dakota Singapore

Gates / Exits

Gate A Old Airport Road / Dakota Crescent
Gate B Jalan 99 / Old Airport Road
Gate C Dakota Crescent / Mountbatten Road
Destination

Lentor Singapore

Gates / Exits

Gate A Lentor Central / Lentor Modern
Gate B Lentor Hills / Thomson Grove
Gate C Lentor Avenue

More routes from Dakota

Caldecott
Dakota → Caldecott Caldecott → Dakota

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Caldecott
Lentor → Caldecott Caldecott → Lentor

Dakota to Lentor — Frequently Asked Questions

There are 14 stations on the route from Dakota to Lentor, including the origin and destination.

You need to make 1 interchange to travel from Dakota to Lentor, using Circle Line and Thomson–East Coast Line.

The distance from Dakota to Lentor is approximately 16 km by MRT.

The estimated journey time from Dakota to Lentor is approximately 32 minutes.

You can travel from Dakota to Lentor via Circle Line and Thomson–East Coast Line on the Singapore MRT.

To travel in the reverse direction from Lentor to Dakota, follow the same route in the opposite direction. The journey takes approximately 32 minutes.

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