A scenic view of Pulau Hantu, located to the south of Singapore. -- PHOTO: ST FILE
Did you know that Singapore was actually made up of more than 70 islands? A new exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore will be the first to tell the tales of the isles of long-ago. We check out some of lesser-known islands:
1. Pulau Seking
PULAU SEKING - VIEW FROM SEA
2. Pulau Semakau
Verdant greenery and various species of wildlife can be seen on Semakau Island, a garbage landfill for mainland Singapore. -- PHOTO: BERITA HARIAN FILE
3. Pulau Damar Laut
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4. Pulau Serangoon
On weekends, up to 100 people can be seen fishing at Coney Island, also known as Pulau Serangoon. -- PHOTO: SHIN MIN
5. Pulau Hantu
A scenic view of Pulau Hantu, located to the south of Singapore. -- PHOTO: ST FILE
6. Pulau Satumu
Raffles Lighthouse, situated on Pulau Satumu, south of the main island of Singapore. -- ST PHOTO: CAROLINE CHIA
7. Pulau Senang, Pulau Pawai and Pulau Sudong
A soldier runs with his weapon during the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Readiness Exercise held on Aug 2, 2011, at Pulau Sudong. -- ST FILE
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