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Ubin Sensory Trail
1.5 kms, 1-1.5 hours to walk, easy flat trail with hand holds and braille notices for the visually impaired.

The trail was developed in 1995 to allow the visually handicapped a chance to experience Ubin using their senses of touch and smell. The project was undertaken by the SAVE (Students Against Violating the Environment) club of Singapore American School (SAS) and the Nature Society (Singapore) (NSS).

In 2000, the trail was formally adopted by the SAS (Singapore American School) and SAVH (Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped) under the National Parks Board's Adopt-a-Park Scheme.

There is also a small garden with fruit trees, spices and herbs for cooking, plants used in traditional medicine and native plants of the mangrove forest.

Guided walk of the Sensory Trail

By NParks

Experience Ubin’s wonderful nature through your different senses along our Sensory Trail. The walk is easy-going and takes about 1½ hours to complete. This is an excellent introduction to the rustic and natural character of the island. You will be able to touch, see or smell fruit trees, spices and herbs for cooking, plants used in traditional medicine and native plants of the mangrove forest.

Guided tours can be arranged at your preferred time slot and are charged at $60 per group (for a maximum of 15 persons). For enquiries, please email wang_shumin@nparks.gov.sg or call the Information Kiosk at 65424108 between 8.30am to 5.00pm daily.

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Links References
  • Chua Ee Kiam, Pulau Ubin: Ours to Treasure, Simply Green, 2000
   
 


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