Pulau Ubin - Roots
During the 16th-17th century, Pulau Ubin came under the influence of the Johor-Riaus Empire and the earliest inhabitants were the Orang Laut and indigenous Malay with Bugis and …
ffshore islands such as Pulau Ubin have been largely spared the development that has taken place on mainland Singapore. However, recent land use plans have impacted Pulau Ubin’s …
Pulau Ubin: Singapore's Kampong on the Frontier - Roots
The story of Pulau Ubin is intimately tied to Singapore in the way of a metropolis and its frontier. The British claimed Pulau Ubin (then spelled Pulo Obin) on August 4, 1825 when John …
Standing Firm: Stories of Ubin - National Library Board
2014年7月1日 · Pulau Ubin was first visited by the Second Resident, John Crawfurd, on 4 August 1825 when he made his way around Singapore on his ship, the Malabar, to take formal …
Pulau Ubin - Wikipedia
Legend has it that Pulau Ubin was formed when three animals from Singapore (a frog, a pig and an elephant) challenged each other to a race to reach the shores of Johor. The animals that …
Introduction Pulau Ubin is an island within the Republic of Singapore. It was chosen as a site for an intensive botanical survey because as one of the least urbanised and under botanized …
Pulau Ubin - National Library Board
This is a general view of a small village on Pulau Ubin, near the water's edge. The houses have wooden walls and zinc roofs and tall trees tower over them. Title devised by Library staff.
The Natural History of Pulau Ubin: Carved in Granite - Roots
Once extinct in Singapore, the oriental pied hornbill (Anthracoceros albirostris) made a comeback on Pulau Ubin and has successfully re-established a population on the island. Oriental pied …
History of Pulau Ubin, Singapore
Attracted by the good fishing and farming on the island, the Chinese also came to Ubin and settled at Ubin Town and Kampung Jelutong. 25 families were the first to settle, followed by …
Pulau Ubin - C3A
2013年1月1日 · Pulau Ubin lies on the Straits of Johor off the North-eastern coast of mainland Singapore, separated by Serangoon Harbour. It was known as Granite Island ("Chieo Suar" 石 …
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