"SINGAPORE LEAFLET: PULAU UBIN" Pulau Ubin by xuessium

Pulau Ubin Travel Guide: 231 reviews and 572 photos

..."This is the last bastion of old world Singapore. The second largest of Singapore's offshore islands, and originally called Pulau Batu Ubin (Granite Stone Island) because of the many granite quarries on the island, the sleepy island has preserved a glimpse of what main island Singapore once was before skycrappers, flyovers and highways overcame what once was jungle, mangroves and villages. This is the place many Singaporeans and now, increasing numbers of tourists, come to discover or re-discover a little bit of themselves. Different people interpret the island differently; I would encourage you to let the island discover you"...

I have decided to construct the page differently ala pull-out leaflet style. There are no tips. Pulau Ubin is a small island; there isn't a real need for tips...but this is just my own personal opinion.

Instead, I have condensed some information ("tips" if you may) into the albums below and if you are really interested to discover more about the island, be hopefully useful in your quest.

Please also kindly access my main Singapore page: IMPREXXION: SINGAPORE

For more photos of Pulau Ubin, do access my personal website: IMPREXXUESSNISM.
Gallery "Singapore 3" contains a number.

Drop me a comment if you think that this page has been useful. Thanks!

Pros and Cons

Pros:A little pocket of old Singapore
Cons:If only and only, if you hate nature
In a nutshell:Welcome to Granite Stone Island!

Last visit to Pulau Ubin: Feb 2006
Intro Updated Jul 17, 2006
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SWFC_Fan Sep 6, 2007 at 10:58 AM

Haha...I've never had cold soup, mate! :-) It might be a London thing! ;-) We have our soup piping hot in the north of England....and we have much better fish and chips than they have in the south of the country! ;-)
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Gilespie Jun 19, 2007 at 12:03 AM

very nice photos of Singapore. Hope you can tell me much more about Singapore's accommodation!Thanks
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victorwkf Mar 8, 2006 at 5:05 AM

Nice photos & information on Pulau Ubin, hope it will not be developed :)