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A wooden viewing tower at Kusu Island, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

A wooden viewing tower at Kusu Island, Singapore

Wooden Viewing Towers

There are several wooden towers on Kusu Island. You can climb up to have good views of the island, beach and surrounding seas.

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The lotus wishing well of Kusu Island - Pulau Tembakul

The lotus wishing well of Kusu Island

Lotus Wishing Well

There is a beautiful lotus shaped wishing well at the temple pavillion on top of the main lagoon of Kusu Island, next to the Tua Pek Kong temple. Drop a coin and make a wish here, perhaps your wish might come true :) During the annual pilgrimage season, many locals who come here will wake their wishes.

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The main pond of Kusu Island, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

The main pond of Kusu Island, Singapore

Main Pond / Lagoon

The main lagoon or pond on Kusu Island is located just next to the famous Tua Pek Kong temple. There is a temple pavillion on this lagoon, which houses a wishing well. The tortoises of Kusu Island used to live in this lagoon, but now have been shifted to a nearby tortoise sanctuary.

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The rock of luck, Kusu Island, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

The rock of luck, Kusu Island, Singapore

Rock of Luck

There is a famous Rock of Luck at the hill-top kramat area of Kusu Island. The rock is painted gold (see photo) and many local people come here to wish for good luck. They will write on the rock, hoping for lucky lottery numbers or other lucky things to happen on them :)

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The main tortoise pond at Kusu Island, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

The main tortoise pond at Kusu Island, Singapore

Tortoise Sanctuary

There is a tortoise pond or sanctuary on Kusu Island, as tortoise is regarded as a sacred animal here due to religion. There are also some tortoises at the Tua Pek Kong temple.

The tortoises used to be living at the main lagoon next to Tua Pek Kong temple, but now they are housed at this tortoise pond.

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Tortoise statue at the Tua Pek Kong temple, Kusu - Pulau Tembakul

Tortoise statue at the Tua Pek Kong temple, Kusu

Tortoise Statue No. 2

Besides the big tortoise statue at the beach area, there is a smaller and colourful statue of the tortoise at the premises of Tua Pek Kong temple (see photos).

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Tortoise Statue at Kusu Island, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

Tortoise Statue at Kusu Island, Singapore

Tortoise Statue No. 1

There is a big tortoise statue with 2 tortoises located near to the beach area at Kusu Island park. Kusu Island is famous for its tortoises due to religious seasons. Besides the tortoise statues, there are also many tortoises at the tortoise sanctuary on the island.

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The temple pavillion, Kusu Island - Pulau Tembakul

The temple pavillion, Kusu Island

Temple Pavillion

Next to the famous Tua Pek Kong temple is a big lagoon with a beautiful temple pavillion in the middle of the lagoon (see photos).

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Kusu Island Park, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

Kusu Island Park, Singapore

Kusu Island Park

Almost the entire Kusu Island is made up of a beautiful park with well-manicured grass. It is very relaxing to visit here during the weekends to enjoy and scenery, beach as well as the strong sea breeze.

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The warning beacon at Kusu Island, Singapore - Pulau Tembakul

The warning beacon at Kusu Island, Singapore

The Warning Beacon

There is a big red warning beacon at one end of Kusu Island facing the open sea. This beacon is needed because this part of the island is very rocky and very dark at night.

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