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The Changi Point Broadwalk along the coast was newly opened in year 2005 and it lets you walk along the beautiful coastline of Changi. There are signboards along the boardwalk which will keep you informed on your location and the various places around. This is a very good place to enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery of Singapore and more photos are at the travelogue section of this VT page. In order to get to the starting point of the boardwalk, you have to go to the Changi Beach Club located along Cranwell Road and Gosport Road. You can take bus no. 29 from the Tampines Bus Interchange (next to the MRT station). Leave a Comment
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Changi Village is near the Straits of Johor and host one of the beaches of Singapore where you can spend your time with swimming, camping, sun tanning, playing in the sand, etc. Mostly quiet but during weekends and school holiday seasons ( June and December ) it can be crowded.
While laying down on the sand, you can spot low flying airplanes on approach for Changi International Airport, which is just around the corner. On sea you can see huge ships and tankers passing the beach to one of the ports in Straits of Johor.
If you like to camp, then is Changi Beach is marvelous place. Singaporeans like to camp with tents on the beach during weekends and school holidays. And to make your camping complete, you can also book one of the barbeque pits around the beach. See the website of Singapore's National Parks Board for more information about the pits.
At the western end of Changi beach ends the Changi River into the sea. You will spot here many small boats travelling to Pulua Ubin and Malaysia or fishing boats.
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The Changi Chapel & Museum has a collection of wartime stuffs and memories of the Japanese occupation during World War II in singapore (1942-1945). It commemorates the various POW camps that were situated at Changi where the Japanese occupiers held Allied prisoners of war. Address: 1000, Upper Changi Road North, Singapore 507707Phone: (+65) 6214 2451Directions: Operation hours : 9.30 am to 4.30 pm daily (including Sundays and Public Holidays) Admission : Free Public transport: Tanah Merah MRT Station -> bus no. 2 Tampines MRT Station -> bus no. 29Website: http://www.changimuseum.com
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A famous Budhist temple visited by many locals during the weekends. You will find the temple along the Loyang Way on your way to Changi Village. Address: 62G, Loyang Way, Singapore 508772
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A famous Budhist temple visited by many locals during the weekends. You will find the temple along the Loyang Way on your way to Changi Village. Address: 62G, Loyang Way, Singapore 508772
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The Changi Chapel & Museum has a collection of wartime stuffs and memories of the Japanese occupation during World War II in singapore (1942-1945). It commemorates the various POW camps that were situated at Changi where the Japanese occupiers held Allied prisoners of war. Address: 1000, Upper Changi Road North, Singapore 507707Phone: (+65) 6214 2451Directions: Operation hours : 9.30 am to 4.30 pm daily (including Sundays and Public Holidays) Admission : Free Public transport: Tanah Merah MRT Station -> bus no. 2 Tampines MRT Station -> bus no. 29Website: www.changimuseum.com
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a tiny village as the entrance to pulau ubin [belong to singapore] and penggerang [malaysia]. chinese hawker stalls are stroll along the way to the harbour. and it takes less than 30 minutes to reach pulau ubin [marble island]. more info about pulau ubin can be found at my pulau ubin page. Leave a Comment Address: changi villageDirections: about 10 minutes drive from changi chapel and museum
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The Sree Ramar Temple at Changi Village is the only temple of its kind in South East Asia which is dedicated to Lord Ramar, and situated in an almost unique location facing the East, overlooking the sea and guarding the village.
The Temple has a rich and colourful history stretching back more than 50 years. From its humble beginnings as a shrine at the foot of a tree at its present site, it has become a spiritual centre for the Hindu community in eastern Singapore.
There is also another uniqueness of the Temple - Changi Sree Ramar Temple is the only temple in South East Asia to have Sri Ragavendra in Brindavanam. Leave a Comment
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Changi Beach is a nice beach which is near to Changi Village. More information is at my VT Changi Beach Park page. Leave a Comment
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Changi Village has some stores where you can buy food, groceries and other items for your day at the nearby Changi Beach or a trip to the island of Pulau Ubin off its shores. Leave a Comment
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