Petai Kerayong The Petai Kerayong is a large forest tree growing up to 50 metres tall and is found from Northeast India to Java. It has a stout smooth trunk with large buttresses supporting an umbrella-shaped crown. The compound leaves are feather-like with small narrow leaflets and its intriguing flowers are closely set on a round head with a long stalk, which develop into longish fruit pods Mount Faber was one of the Telok Blangah hills and named after Captain Faber, who laid a road through the hill in 1845. It was made a park in 1970, preserving with it this Kedawong tree. Unique ID for Heritage Tree HT 2001-17 Location Found in Mount Faber, on slope near Marina Deck Get Directions Heritage Tree Information Scientific name Parkia timoriana Common name Petai Kerayong Girth 5.08 m @ 1.5 m height Height 29 m
