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Final Singapore Destination: The Magical Kusu Island!

10/24/2015

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It was our last day unfortunately, and we thought to spend it by escaping from the city life. Kusu Island is a place, about 5.6 km away from Singapore, which is a great break out place for couples. Serene background, spotless beaches, and blue lagoons, it is simply a perfect location.

We came to know that the island was expanded from just a little place to a resort on 8.5 hectare area. Besides the splendid resort place, we even visited additional tourist’s spots here such as the Tortoise sanctuary, wishing well, and some other interesting areas.
History and Map of Kusu Island
History and Map of Kusu Island | Image Resource : wikimedia.org
Basically, the word Kusu in Chinese means Tortoise. And this was the place where a tortoise disguised itself into island in order to save the life of two sailors from a wrecked ship. Hence, the island from then is given the name of Kusu. In Malay, it is called as Pulau Tembakul or Peak Island. Thanks to the staff of the resort who was kind enough to share such interesting story with us.
Marble Tortoises on Kusu Island
Marble Tortoises on Kusu Island | Image Resource : wikimedia.org
The services offered to us were warm and hospitable and we were enjoying the classy lifestyle away from the busy life of the city. Coming to this island was a right decision of my husband; I will never forget this sacred feeling for years to come. Not just tourists, but even locals come here on weekends and holidays as it is a nice picnic spot. There are numerous tortoises and pilgrimage areas where you can find prosperity.
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Da Bogong Temple on Kusu Island | Image Resource : wikimedia.org
In addition to this, there are various activities we have enjoyed here such as cycling, relishing the multi cuisine, and the best one was resting in the warm sun. From the locals and staff of the island, we came to know handful number of stories about the saints and how the pilgrims were made. Well, I would say that my trip to Singapore was a mixture of learning and fun tour, and I am glad to understand the culture of this South East Asian country.

Finally, we had to leave in the evening as we had our flight to Delhi from Changi airport. I thank Singapore from my bottom of the heart for a fantastic tour!
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Ranjitha link
11/1/2015 08:28:29 am

Hi,
It was nice going through your Singapore sojourn.I had been there twice and find it very vibrant and people friendly .

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