Pasir Ris

Pasir Ris is a coastal residential town in the East Region of Singapore, celebrated for its relaxed, resort-like atmosphere and abundant greenery. Its name translates to 'white sand' in Malay, a nod to the sandy beaches that line its coast. Pasir Ris Park is one of Singapore's largest and most popular parks, featuring a 6-hectare mangrove forest with a boardwalk, a sprawling adventure playground, and pony rides. The town is a major destination for leisure and recreation, home to attractions like Downtown East, the Wild Wild Wet water park, and various holiday chalets. Pasir Ris serves as the eastern terminus for the East-West MRT Line. The town is distinguished by its spacious streets and seaside proximity, making it a favorite for young families and nature enthusiasts. Future developments, including the Cross Island Line and new integrated housing projects at the town center, promise to further enhance its appeal while preserving its unique coastal charm.

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History & landmarks

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay

A waterfront performing arts center nicknamed 'The Durian' for its unique spiky roof design resembling the durian fruit.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

A 160-year-old tropical garden in the heart of Singapore, recognized as the country's first and only tropical botanic garden UNESCO World…

Barelang Bridge

A chain of six bridges connecting the islands of Batam, Rempang, and Galang, serving as an iconic landmark of the region.

Nature

Changi Beach Park

One of the oldest coastal parks in Singapore, retaining a village-like atmosphere.

Marina Barrage

A dam on the coast creating a freshwater reservoir in the heart of the city.

Kusu Island Coast

One of Singapore's Southern Islands, featuring pristine coasts, lagoons and beaches.

More places

Pasir Ris Red House

A distinctive early 20th-century colonial bungalow known for its red facade and seaside location.

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A 10-kilometer open space connecting several parks along the southern ridge of Singapore, offering walking trails and stunning views.

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Pasir Ris Park

A charming coastal park with a 6-hectare mangrove forest that has been carefully preserved.

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