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y_lyn Says: If you can wake up early enought, you may want to come here to catch the beautiful sunrise. I took this photo at around 7am. It will be good to standby at around 6.40am at the beach. I think the morning sun is beautiful. Sacrificing a few hours of sleep is worth it after...
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bladedragon Says: Here's one of the places where you can watch sunrise in Singapore, been hunting for Sunrise and Sunset in this tiny red dot~The sky will start to get bright at around 6.45am and that pic was taken around 7.15am - 7.30am when the sun's already up.
y_lyn Says: At Changi beach, you can always watch the planes flying across the sky at frequent interval as they are making their way for landing at Changi Airport. Guess the airline?
Enjoying the Sight of Aeroplanes
Aidy_p Says: Like clockwork, the areoplanes are lined up in the air to make their final approach towards Changi International Airport. You can even play a game of identifying which country is the passenger airliner from.
Aidy_p Says: Other than taking a nice stroll along the beach, one can also make use of the broadwalk. Standing on the broadwalk, you can experience the panoramic view of people along the beach, and also large cargo ships going by.
bpacker Says: Birdwatching is a hobby among geeky Singaporeans. Yes, I'm a geek, why else would I spend so much time doing my webapage? Still, birdwatching is a rewarding hobby and there are pockets of areas where you can see indigenous and migratory birds. Changi coast area ( the...
bpacker Says: A simple afternoon in Changi Village can yield a couple of lifers and a decent list of birds. I was here this afternoon and this is what I saw:1)Oriental Pied Hornbill ( a pair )2)Coppersmith Barbet ( a pair near the ferry terminal)3)Collared Kingfisher ( several, near the...
bpacker Says: (Anthracoceros albirostris) (Malaysian Pied Hornbill)Today is a first for me. I actually spotted a pair of Oriental Pied Hornbills just opposite Changi Village Hotel while walking the carpark! At first when I heard the Incessant cackle, I thought it was a red-breasted...
bpacker Says: Brown-necked Raven ?Corvus ruficollis ?The ravens found off the coast of Changi have brown collars. At first, I thought that the dust from all the reclaimation got onto their glossy black feathers but when I saw more than 10 with the same colour, they had to be of a...
bpacker Says: Do you know that the natural shore lines of Singapore have a diverse ecosystem? Of course, when I mention natural, I'm not talking about East Coast Park or Sentosa's Palawan. The only life you'll see there are half naked things in bikinis and too tight trunks. Back to where...
bpacker Says: I think you'd be as surprised as I am when I tell you that you can spot this exotic species of birds in Changi Village! Yes, the same place where you tuck into nasi lemak and oogle at sexy transvestites. I'm not joking, i spotted this colourful fella or the Red-breasted...
victorwkf Says: At the western end of the Changi beach lies the mouth of the Changi River where many boats travel to and fro Pulau Ubin island, plus fishing boats as well.
victorwkf Says: Because the Changi Beach is so near to the airport, you can have a close up view of planes taking off and landing.
victorwkf Says: As in most crowded beaches, there are lifeguards at the Changi Beach for rescue purposes.
Sri Bistari Ayam Penyet: Eating Smashed Fried Chicken!
bpacker Says: After I went back from Yogya, I craved for good fried spiced chicken. Somehow, the good Colonel did not satisfy me. I wanted to eat something that was more Asian. So, I did the next best thing . Troop off to Changi Village Hawker Centre and order a wooden platter of fried...
DONT UNDERESTIMATE THE STRONG SUNSHINE
DennyP Says: To travel in such nice places as this is to find lovely secluded beaches. With so many beaches usually with few beach goers , Many visitors let their guard down and lay in the sun for too long. The most dangerous of all for sunburn is snorkelling as swimmers don't realise...
victorwkf Says: Near to the Changi Beach is a bridge across the Changi River. You can get a nice view of the fishing boats as well as the Changi boat jetty here.
victorwkf Says: Near to the Changi Beach is the Changi River with some mangroove swamps.
Plan a Changi Beach Park vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Changi Beach Park locals
The Singapore government has spent some effort in cleaning and beautifying the Changi Beach. Now it is very nice place to visit and have some recreation there.
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Bird Watching and Beach Combing in Changi
I've got some interesting experiences in Changi Beach Park. I'd love to share with you the 7 tips I've written, the 34 photos uploaded, and 5 travelogues I've created.
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Changi Beach Park - A Beautiful Tropical Beach
The Changi Beach is a nice tropical beach located at the north-eastern part of Singapore near to the Changi Airport. It is also located near to idyllic suburb of Changi Village. Let me share with you...
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Serene as this place is, it also holds a violent past where people where brought here by the Japanese during World War Two to be executed. This 3.2km stretch of beach provides Singaporean with a...
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Watching sunrise Bird watching Fishing Jogging Take a stroll along the boardwalk
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An Evening Spent at Changi Beach
After my intertidal walk at Kusu Island, I become very interested in the marine life that is striving but hidden in our little island. So hubby and I went to Changi beach during late evening (when the...
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