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What
I find unique about Pulau Ubin |
My
hopes for Pulau Ubin |
| 1 |
a
laid back part of Singapore just to enjoy!! |
stay
as it is |
| 2 |
The
kampong houses, the wayang stage, the community centre, everything!
It's so different from the mainland. |
To
be a historical site in Singapore. No chalets please as people may
make Ubin dirty, etc. |
| 3 |
I
went camping in Ubin many years ago and it was great fun just walking
to the campsite. The air was fresh, the scenery was good. Basically,
all the trees and plants and whatever natural inhabitants that you
can find is great. Once in a while I would just take a bumboat there
just to experience nature at its best. |
I
hope that Pulau Ubin will remain as it was many years ago. Grow more
trees there, let the undergrowth grom out of hand....that is what
Ubin is all about. |
| 4 |
Pulau
Ubin has kept itself "preserved" over the years and does not have
the modern developments the Singapore posesses. |
I
hope that it will remain as it is. All the money in the world cannot
recover it after it has been demolished. It reflects our heritage
and should be kept for future generations. |
| 5 |
A
part of Singapore's history that is priceless.
Nature's own integtrated resort. |
Will
remain as a living museum for the future generations.
Hope that it does not become a concrete jungle or neon lit island. |
| 6 |
The
wildlife, the serenity, the peace. |
Make
it be a nature reserve |
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| 8 |
The
laid back atmosphere and the opportunity to explore. |
Enough
with the upgrades. Enough resorts, and urban looking buildings like
OBS and the NPCC campsite. They stick out like a sore thumb. If people
are not happy with the facilities being too basic, they can always
go to Sentosa. |
| 9 |
the
nice rustic laid back atmosphere not found on mainland Singapore. |
I
hope that the boardwalk & tower will NOT be build as I suspect
much of the eco systems in Chek Jawa will be destroyed or damaged
by the construction. |
| 10 |
its
unique environment ahich is different from mainland spore..kampong
lifestyle..natural surroundings.. |
its
natural environment will be continued to be preserved..as it is a
good place n cheaper way for sporeans to escape from the hectic life
on mainland n enjoy a day in a calm natural landscape..more sports
activities held on and around the waters of the island eg.hiking n
kayaking.. |
| 11 |
Simple
and kampong life style, fresh air and beautiful nature scenes. |
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| 12 |
p.ubin
looked like typical singapore mainland on the northern side(khatib
bongsu,tanjong irau)...the only thing is,there are still kampongs
there. |
to
stay as it is..no developement....no np trail improvement...just leave
it as it is forever... |
| 13 |
It
has a nice "kampung" feeling that you can't find on mainland S'pore
anymore. Being an off shore island, it offers different flora and
fauna in their natural environment. Chek Jawa is another distinctively
unique part of Ubin that you can replicate anywhere else. |
I
hope that Ubin can be left the way it is - the last outpost of natural
beauty that reminds pple of S'pore 40 years ago. |
| 14 |
the
peacefulness, fresh air, outdoor life, environment |
i
hope that it will stay as it is |
| 15 |
Ubin
is home to many many plants and animals species. I fall in love with
this place the first time i step on it since June 2000
I have camp in ubin for 7 times during these years. It also have natural
landscape such as meandearing river which is a very good teaching
aid to our geog student. I have been to chek Java in year 2003 and
the palce is simply fantastic. One can throw away the hectic city
life and basks in the serinity of the island. How many of the young
singaporean have a chance to experience it? It is simply a fun and
enjoyable experience for one to step into ubin.
In the night, the island shine under the moonlight. This is something
we cannot see in the city as our streets are all lit with electricity.
On ubin, one can realise that moon was the "sun" at night for the
people in the past. It gave the place another kind of experience that
one can never have in the city. |
The
place should not have too many man-made structures in the forest.
Its a great feeling for explorers and adventurers to explre the insland
and stay close to nature. The mud tracks should be remain as no one
can really have a taste of outdoor life if they do not get dirty.
Ubin is a rainforest with nothing at first. So I hope it remain as
nothing so that it will still be a spot for adventurers to enjoy it. |
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I
can say that Ubin is "uniquely Singapore" as compared to other man-made
features of our island nation. A juxtaposition to our hectic life
concrete jungle of Singapore mainland, she is a beauty waiting for
us to explore. |
Ubin
must not become the 2nd East coast park or Sentosa. Man-made features
should only come in when there is a real need taking into consideration
the fact that a trip to ubin is about nature and not about to a resort
island.
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