OUTING HAS ENDED, THANKS TO THOSE WHO CAME, CONTINUE
HERE
Changi Village isn't a popular tourist attraction in Singapore, but
it's good for locals bored with city life and want to getaway to
some seabreeze and quietness.
With hardly any residential buildings around, save for some
bungalow houses perhaps, Changi Village serves mainly 1)
leisure/pleasure seekers, 2) people working in the airport nearby
and 3) national service personnel from the
Selarang camps nearby.
The erstwhile untouched enclave is set for a spate of developments
like a boardwalk along the coast that will link the Changi Beach to
East Coast Park. The recent surge in interest in visiting Chek
Jawa, the newly-discovered eco haven at Pulau Ubin has also led to
the building of a new Ferry Terminal at Changi Village. Travellers
can also look forward to the soon-to-be-completed refurbished Le
Meridien Changi Hotel. All in all, Changi Village is
well-poised to become livelier and better.
In the meantime, this is what you'll get at Changi
Village.....
