Changi Boardwalk, Coastal boardwalk in Changi Point, Singapore.
Changi Boardwalk is a wooden walkway stretching roughly 2.2 kilometers along the coast with multiple sections including Creek Walk, Beach Walk, and Kelong Walk. Each section offers a different experience, with some portions built over the water on stilts.
The boardwalk was built in the early 2000s as part of a larger redevelopment of the Changi area. The project came from a desire to open up the coastline to the public.
People gather in pavilions along the path to fish and watch sea creatures when the tide goes out. The place has become a natural meeting spot for those seeking time by the water.
The boardwalk is open around the clock with entry points from Changi Village, Changi Beach, and the Sailing Club. Visit during low tide for the best views of the shoreline and marine life.
A distinctive section is the Kelong Walk, built over the water on stilts using designs based on traditional fishing platforms. This construction method reflects techniques that have been used in the region for generations.
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