Changi Village, Singapore

Changi Village, a modern village located at the east side of Singapore. There’s a ferry terminal which serve as a connecting point for travellers going over to Pulau Ubin island or certain part of Malaysia by bumboat/ferry. Fishermen who live in the kelong will also use the jetty to come onto mainland. Changi Village is quite well known for local delicacies and a few resorts/hotel to cater for a getaway for many Singapore and tourist. The Food: There is a hawker centre right next to the bus terminals. One of the famous local delight is nasi lemak, a dish consists of rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaf making it fragrant. It is usually served with fried chicken, fried egg, small fried anchovies (ikan bilis), roasted peanuts, fresh cucumber slices and sambal chili. Many singaporean living nearby would go to Changi Village for drinks in the evening. There are also many coffeeshops nearby serving great variety of food. The Scene: There is a bridge to Changi Beach Park, many families gather over the weekend for picnic and other recreation sports such as cycling and rollerblading. There is also a 2.2km boardwalk that runs along the coastline offering you a panoramic views of Changi beach, you will be in for a scenic stroll. Best to have a view of the sunset. Getting there: 1. Take the MRT Green Line to Tanah Merah Station (EW4). Exit via B and take Bus 2. 2. Take the MRT Green Line to Tampines Station (EW2), walk to the bus interchange and take Bus 29. 3. Take the MRT Blue Line to Tampines East Station (DT33), exit via B and take Bus 59. #momentssg #exploresgtogether #singapore #beaches