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Located around 3.5 miles (5.6 km) south of the main island in Singapore, Kusu Island is a well-known destination to enjoy day trip for its lagoons and beaches. Kusu Island became tourist destination since the period when it was a small island. In 1923, the Da Bo Gong Chinese temple was built and it turned into a religious hub. It has been visited by several Buddhist devotees every year, especially Guan Yin and Da Bo Gong, who is known to bring prosperity and cure illness.
Kusu Island Singapore is located off the coast laden with strange tales of an elapsed past. It welcomes the tourists to enjoy exciting retreat. Also known as Tortoise Island in Chinese, the Kusu Island is named after a local legend which claims a massive tortoise turned into an island to save two men from drowning. Since then, Kusu Island has a unique presence in local folklore in Singapore as touched paradise which stands closely to a busy modern metropolis known as Singapore.
Kusu Island is an intriguing, small yet mythical sensation which is located off the south of Singapore. You can enjoy day breaks, pilgrimage, retreats, and fun outing with your family in Kusu Island Singapore Tour. This place is very special with intricacy and finer beauty where you can delve deeper into where, what, and how of this island.
You will find a range of steps passing through several shrines further inland to Malay saints and several couples hike to the shrines in Singapore to promote fertility. Despite seeing enough temples, you may enjoy the trip to Kusu Island through a ferry from South Pier Marina and enjoy the trip for peace for few hours on a tranquil stretch of beach. Pack a lunch and enjoy on the island. It is one of the best picnic spots in the country.
A lot of people visit here to worship at the sacred sites of the island, especially during Kusu Pilgrimage annual season on the 9th lunar month, which falls usually around September to November. At Da Bo Gong Temple, there are two deities who bring good health, wealth and calm seas. There are shrines of ‘Keramat’, three Malay saints that can be reached by climbing around 152 tough steps atop the hill, for good health, wealth, harmony and fertility. All in all, it is going to be the Best Singapore Kusu Island Tour.