On the fourth month of the Lunar calendar, when the moon is full, Pulau Ubin bursts with celebrations!
Wayang shows go on during the day and night!
For six days and six nights, the birthday of Tua Pek Kong is honoured with colourful festivities. Ubin Jetty is decked out in colourful flags and lanterns, and Ubin Town is host to lavish rituals. The ancient Wayang Stage at Ubin Town comes alive with traditional opera in glittering costumes as well as more modern vibrant celebrations. Pilgrims and worshippers make their way to Ubin to celebrate.
The quarries are usually closed to the public. But on Pesta Ubin, RP students-volunteers from the Diploma in Outdoor & Adventure Learning (DOAL) are organising this opportunity for you to get up close and personal with the Ubin Quarry by kayak.
Ubin Quarry kayaking!
To minimize the impact on the environment and create this unique experience for everyone, we are limiting the numbers of participants for this event. Limited to 200 participants per day!
Join us in a series of free art workshops and talks by talented local artists and friends of Pulau Ubin! An avid nature photographer and painter, Mr Thong Chow Ngian hopes to create awareness and showcase the vast variety of beautiful birds found in urbanised Singapore. He will guide participants to sketch and paint a bird in watercolor, using a photo as a reference. Suitable for participants aged 18 and above.
Learn to make a fire from scratch and basic survival cooking. Who said a nice cuppa' cannot be enjoyed in the forest? Bring your kids along and enjoy a fun family bonding activity!
This is a special trail that links together Punggol, Pulau Serangoon (Coney Island), and Pulau Ubin!
Experience a different side of Ubin!
Could be called the trail of mystery as we attempt to locate a crumbling villa, the German Girl Shrine, and one of the best look-out point on Pulau Ubin. This trail might also take you into the equally unknown Sungai Teris.