Paulau Ubin Island is located in the northeast coast of Singapore. It means “Granite Island” in Malay. Although the most suitable way to explore the island is to take a leisurely stroll, the best way to travel is to rent a bicycle around the island. The National Parks Board of Singapore estimates that there are over 786 native plant species, 242 bird species, 201 butterfly species, 89 mammal, reptile and amphibian species on the island. Many of these species are very rare and some cannot be found on the mainland of Singapore. There are many critically endangered bat, otter, bird and orchid species living on the island.

Following up with your professional tour guide and listening about the incredible uses of medicinal plants, animals and plants, as well as these stories of people who continue to live on the island, you can rediscover the nature around us, even yourself!