I explored SECRET Sentosa caves and found this! | Rediscover Singapore | Tanjong Rimau
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- I was searching for a secret Sentosa cave shrine, but found this instead!
Located at the westernmost tip of Sentosa Island, Tanjong Rimau is in the last remaining undeveloped coastline of Sentosa Island. Legend has it that when the water is calm, tide is low, the lucky ones will be able to find a secret cave shrine along that Sentosa coastal line!
00:00 - Highlights of the video
00:27 - Opening
00:43 - The legend of secret Sentosa cave shrine
00:58 - Reaching Tanjong Rimau / WW2 searchlights
01:31 - Touching down and walking around Tanjong Rimau beach / WW2 searchlights
02:36 - Cave 1
02:59 - The squarish stones
03:14 - Caves 2 and 3
03:31 - Caves 4 to 8
04:01 - Caves 9 to 12
04:20 - Neck mount by Glider Sports, Japan
05:03 - Secret cave 13
05:56 - A hidden message behind the big triangular rock
06:47 - Closing
07:22 - Taking it away (ft the old name of Sentosa Island)
CORRECTIONS:
1. The big slabs of rocks (at 2min of the video) are all-natural! Its called rock strata/layers. Its a sedimentary rock that formed layered horizontally, then get flipped 90° by tectonic activity millions of years. It can be identified as sedimentary by its layered characteristic because of the way it formed, as for igneous has no shape due to its cooling down from magma (credit: Ameer Hakim)
2. The colourful towers are Coastal Artillery Searchlights.
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Wah I always feel like you bring me out with you when you explore all these weird and unknown parts of Singapore! All your camera products steady poon pee pee 👍
Happy that you liked it 😄Thanks for watching and supporting this channel as always! 🤝
Underrated. Mad respect to this guy, not only does he put out links to info and research in the description, he even helped throw the bottles. Just a suggestion, maybe fly the drone higher to get a birds eye view of the place. Great video!
Thanks for the compliments, it is compliments like yours that keep me going! 😄🤝 Also thanks for the drone tips, I will try flying higher next time. In this video, I still have room to go 12m higher before reaching the height restriction limit of 60m.
Hi sir, geologist here. 2:09 is definitely natural rock formation. Its called rock strata/layers. Its a sedimentary rock that formed layered horizontaly, then get flipped 90° by tectonic activity millions of years.
Thanks for the info. Appreciate it. I will amend it accordingly in the Description. Someone pointed out that it is igneous, i was a bit confused.
@@AlleyCat888 No worries sir! It can be identified as sedimentary by its layered characteristic because of the way it formed, as for igneous has no shape due to its cooling down from magma 🤗 Great video btw sir!
@@AmeerHakim39 Thanks, thanks. I will amend the Description accordingly👍🤝
@@AmeerHakim39 I have amended it and given credit to you, thanks again 😄🤝
wahhh i’m so glad that there’s this channel! it makes singapore more interesting than it seems. looking forward to more content 👍🏻
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Omg I can’t believe how you managed to film everything while being extremely careful not to fall and trip at the same time. You’re so brave! Thank you for this video!
Thanks for watching, and the kind comments🤝 I was actually quite concern about falling, tripping and breaking my camera... 😅. But to make the shots look good, it is worth taking the risk, just got to be extra careful, haha. Well, pls stay tuned for my next video, it is very exciting as well.
On behalf of all Sgporeans, thank u for this video and thank u for exploring areas thats not accessable to most of us!
Thanks for watching, and the compliments😄🤝. Stay tuned for my next video, it is equally if not more exciting! And i will be giving away some camera accessories to subscribers, so please subscribe if you have not already done so, cheers and have a good weekend!
Quite unbelievable, such an undeveloped area in Sentosa Island! Thanks for sharing this, hopefully you will find that legendary cave shrine one day!
Yes, I still believe that it exists and hoping to find it one day! Thanks for watching 😄🤝
@@AlleyCat888 it is quite possible, with the history of disease etc, the resident there might have built a shrine in one of the cave to pray for peace and safety. Wish you luck!
@@debugsbunny453 Thanks. One day i will find it and show it here in UA-cam 😄👌
Keep it up Alley Cat. Continue to unravel more of such interesting hideouts for us!
Thanks for watching and supporting always 🤝
What a cool mix of history, exploration and love for SUP. Thank you for sharing! Great editing too!
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YOU CAN STILL GO THERE!? my father used to bring my brothers and i here all the time in my primary school days, we used to go during low tide and hiked abit or thread water along the coastline when its high tide from underwaterworld to get to the bunkers to fish, whenever my brothers and i were tired of fishing we would just explore the area. feelsgood to be able to see this place upclose again. great video man !
Thanks for watching🤝, happy to know an old timer here! Just curious, when you were there during primary school days, did you see the graffiti and handprints? I doubt it was really painted in 1974, judging by the quality of the paint, it doesn't look that old to me.
@@AlleyCat888 i think it was there can’t confirm, wasn’t really paying attention as kid. I can ask my dad about it and get back to you for the sake of curiosity yknw? last time I went there was circa 2006. But the bunkers did get a new paint job that I’m sure of haha.
@@jrashhf Thanks for the info. Appreciate if you can check with your dad, i am really curious about it 😄🤝👍
Bro respect for clearing the water bottles.
Sick b rolls of the island as well, subbed !
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Such a cool video! Can't wait to start paddling again when it doesn't rain so often
Thanks for watching bro👍. The weather is quite good lately, it's time to hit the water again! 😄
This is so cool! Don't stop making these videos man
Thanks. I will continue making them! 🤝 Just not easy to find such beatiful locations, will keep trying!
Never heard about Tanjong Rimau before until I watched your video. Good little adventure!
Thanks for watching😄🤝. Yes indeed, I had never heard about it prior to SUPing too.
Excellent work! I really appreciate and enjoyed it very much!
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Just stumble upon your page. Bloody awesome! I would pay to follow you on your adventures man. Stay safe!
Thanks for watching and the kind comments!🤝 Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't done it already 😄. If you are interested to standup paddle and explore all these cool locations, you may contact my friend Winson as he provides board rental. For this specific location (Tg Rimau), you may check out this Meetup group, it is a social group, should be FOC where everybody bears their own costs:
Meetup with "Huat Ah" Group meetu.ps/e/JLbQj/QvR7L/d
It’s so cool to find hidden gems.. that’s why I love kayaking as I can access areas where not many can go. But just like you, we always see a lot of coastal trash and water bottles being one of the main culprits 😢
Well said my friend 🤝. Its getting harder to find a new SUP/kayak route though as SG is so small. I am not sure whether you share the same feeling for HK?
@@AlleyCat888 actually there’s quite a lot of places to explore over here! There’s still so many spots I have yet to try.
@@Fishaholicboy Good to know! That means i can looking forward to more videos of yours 😄👍
Another interesting spot! Again solid shooting skill! And what a scary place that is! 😨😨😨
Haha, thanks. I think the sound effects made it scary. Don't know who was the person vandalised it there, quite classic actually. Too bad i couldn't find the shrine.
@@AlleyCat888 Not the sound effect. I think the 3 words “断魂崖“ itself is creepy enough 😨😨😨
@@mervynsong4203 Agreed. Come to think about it, one will be scared by those words as it is totally unexpected and creepy.
A different perspective indeed. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching, happy that you liked the video! 😄🤝
Good stuff man! Keep em coming but be careful!
Thanks for watching, and the concern 🤝. I will be careful 😊
Nice one bro. Like national geographic. Well done!!
Thanks bro! Always happy to showcase the less known side of Singapore to the world 😄 This location is accessible by foot also, in case you are interested to explore it. Just need to make sure that you visit it during low tide. Cheers and have a good week ahead!
nobody:
absolutely nobody:
alleycat: "it's quite a respectable hole, it is quite huge"
Hahaha! I like your thinking! 🤣🤣🤣
Oh my. I always think of Sentosa with all the man-made beaches but this part of the island is so untouched. And it comes a touch of history. I wonder if this is part of Fort Siloso?
Thanks again for showing another lesser known part of Singapore :)
Yes, this is near to Fort Siloso WW2 museum. The watch towers are not opened to public though. I haven't explored all the caves yet, there are too many of them!
@Erina Nagasawa Yes, that makes sense. I have seen a UA-cam video where people managed to climb up from the hill to enter the towers, but i am afraid that's actually trespassing, haha.
I feel that they may be fort Siloso storage areas
Just caved in?
@@APersonOnUA-camX you mean the colourful towers? They are for searchlights
Thanks for sharing! Very interesting, esp the creepy handprints!
Yes, that's quite interesting and creepy. The paint is really lasting also 😆. I am hoping that someone could provide more info about this.
Awesommmeeee video! 👍👍👍 1st time saw this! Didnt knw it exist!😍
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Thanks for sharing this knowledge. Didn't know the history of Malaria outbreak bringing people to Singapore mainland
You are most welcome. That part is extracted from the writeups found in Fort Siloso Musuem. It is a must-visit attraction if you have not visited already.
such a cool video... thank u for throwing the bottles. i feel like exploring sg whilst there’s no tourist but scared n alone >
Thanks for watching, and commenting 🤝 perhaps you can consider exploring together with other like-minded people, try Meetup apps, lots of such groups to join. Have fun!
Finally now i know what are those building.. for years ive been wondering
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Interesting video.. always wanted to explore the untouch side of Sentosa. Great video
Thanks Chris, glad that you liked the video. Have a great week ahead!
Please do more exploration of the unknown Singapore!! We look forward to it! Keep it coming! 🥰❤️
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@@AlleyCat888 thx cute 🐈. Subscribed! U earn yourself another follower! It can b any place in sg, need not b super ulu. As long as it's a great hangout place! Amid travel restrictions，your vid is very much needed!
@@pipi691 Thanks for subscribing! That's the biggest support one can get as a UA-camr 😄🤝The onshore part is kind of competitive, as many UA-camrs had already covered various hidden locations... but i will certain be happy to make a video if I discover something interesting.
@@AlleyCat888 yes, I agreed that most locations is covered.. but same location u can always do different things... For example, it can b games with your subscribers.. or your friends 🥰
great video and great of u man for clearing the bottles or litter 👍need more people like u
Thanks for watching, and the kind comments😄👍 i am going to release a new video this coming Friday / Saturday, it is another exciting adventure. I will also be doing a giveaway, so please stay tuned! Have a great evening 😊
Nice one alley cat. It may seem that there was once people supposedly staying in that particular cave perhaps ? I noticed what seemed like a top mount for a propeller? Maybe. Thanks for uploading !
Thanks for watching, and the kind comments🤝 i doubt that cave is suitable for staying, as there is a risk that the cave may be covered by water during high tide. Good observation there re top mount for propeller 👍 have a good day!
Thank you for sharing! Very interesting adventure! How do you even begin to pick up kayaking?
Thanks for watching 🤝 i started paddling last Aug as a new hobby learnt during Covid. Just thought that standup paddling is a very cool sport, and therefore happy to share it with viewers 😄
Nice work clearing the trash. Those bottles probably drifted in from the sea with the tides.
Thanks for watching🤝. Agreed, i think they were drifted there as well, as they went very deep inside. Have a good weekend, cheers! 😄
Woah!! You managed to get a haircut between two takes, impressive!! 😛
In all seriousness, this is awesome! And the big slabs of rocks are all-natural! Igneous rocks which formed at the bottom of a long-lost sea and that got crushed upwards at a weird angle when the mega continent of Pangea broke apart millions of years ago. (We got lots of those in Canada!)
Must have been a fun day out!
A mysterious uncle from the secret cave told me that i must appear neat and tidy for the commercials, he cut it for me, and immediately gave it back to me again after that scene. Haha!
Thanks for sharing the info about the rocks. Wow, that is really unbelievable, I mean they are so neatly aligned! Good that you pointed it out, i will include this in the Description now. Thanks bro!!
very nice place to visit in singapore! happy to see it from your point of view. :)
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@@AlleyCat888 Of course! :D Looking forward
@@AStarVlogs Thanks for supporting, good night 😄🤝
Subscribed.. Cool vdos taken.. Many thanks!
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its realy nice ....the sentosa island singapore ..god bless you
Thank you, you too! Have a great day!
Nice vid, keep up the good work
Thanks for watching, and the kind comments 🤝 Have a good day 😄
Glad i came across this.. very interesting
Thanks for watching, and the comments 🤝 glad that you liked it, have a great evening! 😄
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and supporting always! 😄🤝
Thank you for sharing~ Happy Valentines Day
Thanks for watching and supporting as always! Happy Valentine Day to you too 😄🤝
Very detailed!
Nice video!
Thanks for watching and supporting! 😄🤝🤝🤝
thats a great find. looks like an old world ruin / melted old world structure with collapsed door ways
Thanks for watching, and the comments 🤝 It is an interesting place indeed, and a bit out of the world. Have a great evening 😊
Wow...Thanks for sharing.
Happy that you liked it, enjoy the rest of the evening.
Those colored buildings are coastal artillery search lights (CASLs)
Thanks for sharing. I will include this in Description, "C.A.S.Ls. (Coast Artillery Searchlights), have been referred to as Electric Lights (original name) and D.E.L.s (Defence Electric Lights). They were searchlights used in an anti-shipping role."
@@AlleyCat888 yup! The terms are interchangeable but DELs actually have a different design. You can refer to @singaporeheritage for more info on that :)
@@lukasmenkhoff9035 Thanks for the info, much appreciated😄🤝
2:15 are actually natural mudstone! You may find similar mudstone at labrador Park as they are of the same formation.
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It's really nice the SENTOSA ISLAND SINGAPORE... I subscribe you already sir.. I'm a vlogger also here in Singapore..
Thanks for watching and supporting my channel! 😄🤝🤝🤝 Happy to know that you are a vlogger too. Have a good day, happy vlogging!
Thank you for the wonderful video
Thanks for watching, happy that you liked it! 😄🤝
But if im there i thinks i wouldmt go inside without a company of frends coz its a bit scary heheh but its amazing to see the island been restoring for years and stay as its natural in nature.😊
Yeah, haha, my friends also said the same thing, that the caves looked creepy. This is the last remaining undeveloped coastal line of Sentosa Island.
Nice educational video! Sentosa has turned too commercialised until we forgotten the history behind it.
Thanks for watching and the good comments🤝. Please help share it with your friends so that more ppl will know about it, have a good weekend!
Wow what a nice cave, its kindy rocky but the view is good, the place so good its relaxing and bit of a happy things because of the written in the rocks hehe.😀
Thanks bro for watching😄🤝 haha, indeed, the hidden message at the back of the big rock kinda added spice to the whole trip. Kind of creepy but interesting at the same time.
@@AlleyCat888 yah it seems hehe😆
@@kingmuuu9196 Not happy things more like creepy things
Good sharing bro well done 👍👍👍🇸🇬🥂
Thanks for watching, happy to get positive comments from a fellow UA-camr 😄🤝
Awesome video man.. thanks for sharing it with us.. looking forward for more content like this.. the island name give me this eerie feeling.. btw, Greeting from Sabah, Malaysia ..
Wow, from Sabah, thanks for watching and supporting this channel! 😄🤝🤝🤝I lived in Tawau for 8 months when i was a kid😊
@@AlleyCat888 ohh really? Nice one. Im in Sandakan at the moment.. I hope to go to Singapore after this pandemic is over..
@@daenelfred3408 Welcome to Singapore!
@@AlleyCat888 ahaha Thanks man!
I love that last drone shots 👍👍
Thanks for watching 🤝 Happy that you liked the last drone shot. Flying low is quite cool, as the contrast in foreground and background makes it appear that the drone was traveling very fast 😄
Hello there sir, may i ask . Does everyone can go there? Do we really need to used boat or kayak to go there? Thank you
It is actually accessible by foot. But if i am not mistaken, the Sentosa authority has restricted entry to that area (one can only visit by joining tour organised by them), so it may be easier to reach there by kayak or standup paddle board.
Legend has it that one of the cave, is actually a tunnel that leads to an english Pub
Hehehe, I actually like your version better 🤣🤝👍
Lmfaooo wtf
3:40 looks like a rusty old hand grenade
Oh my! Now that you mention it, i think I need to go back there and check it again. Great observation there! 😄👍
@@AlleyCat888 don’t pls don’t
Report to police, and don’t go near don’t want kaboom
@@APersonOnUA-camX Hahaha, thanks! No worries, i will be careful 😄🤝
@@AlleyCat888 don’t touch it
If it’s a green add ur fingers r gone
If it’s not live grenade it can go museum but don’t touch it, if it does seem lien it’s gonna blow jump u water the shards will distintergrate after a few metres
U stents uppsoe FTP touch it tho
Unless u don’t need fungers
So beautiful. I like to travel a lot
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Ur video skills is on point 👍🏻👍🏻
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Great video
Thanks for watching 🤝 Happy that you liked the video 😊. You may be interested in this one as well:
ua-cam.com/video/rmUXvwi0ryM/v-deo.html
I enjoyed your video. Was hoping that you’ll find the shrine. I was thinking.. maybe the bottles were brought in by the tide and winds? Can’t be people bringing it there?
Thanks for watching🤝, and happy that you enjoyed it😄. Yes, i'd think so too, the bottles are probably from else where and brought in by tides. As i learnt that empty bottles are commonly found in the most remote islands around the world too 😅
The caves should be tunnels leading to Labrador Park opposite. Used by the British to transport supplies between the two artillery batteries.
Thanks for watching🤝Yes, i heard about that story before, i hope it is real and we can find it one day!
@@AlleyCat888
Yes, I always wondered about that. I always wondered if any of those caves you filmed is the hidden tunnel. But your footage shows that it is not.
interesting video I have some few questions is there permission needed to go the land ? and must it be needed to used the little boat or can we walk there ?
You can walk there during low tide, don't necessary have to paddle there. Regarding permission, hmmm, according to Sentosa Development Corp, it is needed. This is their reply:-
"Nice video! However, please note that areas such as Tanjong Rimau (Siloso Headland) are important biodiversity sites with a rich array of flora and fauna. To protect the natural environment and ensure the safety of our guests, visits to Tanjong RImau is only available through guided tours by Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC), or SDC-approved tours. Guests are also urged to treat our fragile ecosystems with care, so that these nature areas continue to thrive. We welcome you to come back again to join a guided tour, and learn more about Tanjong Rimau's rich biodiversity. Interested guests can email nature@sentosa.com.sg
for enquiries."
nice production brooo
Thanks for watching, happy that you liked the production 😄🤝. Have a good day!
I remember a video couple of weeks about a large adult salt water crocodile. I don’t think it is that cool anymore to kayak around.
Thanks for watching 🤝 indeed, that's the biggest nightmare for every kayakers.
Very beautiful, i feel like exploring it too!
Thanks for watching and supporting 😄🤝
This is awesome
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Do you need to apply any permit to explore the coastal areas by sea? Or can just go explore freely? I really love what you do man.. well done
I would like to tell you no permit required, but this is the official reply from Sentosa Development Corporation (you can find it in one of the comment below):-
"Nice video! However, please note that areas such as Tanjong Rimau (Siloso Headland) are important biodiversity sites with a rich array of flora and fauna. To protect the natural environment and ensure the safety of our guests, visits to Tanjong RImau is only available through guided tours by Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC), or SDC-approved tours. Guests are also urged to treat our fragile ecosystems with care, so that these nature areas continue to thrive. We welcome you to come back again to join a guided tour, and learn more about Tanjong Rimau's rich biodiversity. Interested guests can email nature@sentosa.com.sg
for enquiries."
@@AlleyCat888 Oh! Ok ok cool, thank you so much
@@MdRaydza You are most welcome, hope you get to visit there soon 😊
Thank you for cleaning up the environment! Plastic bottles can be put into the recycling bin, cheers!
Thanks for watching and supporting my channel! 🤝 Yes. I could have done that but really tired after a long day filming without much water, carrying lots of equipments under hot sun... without any visible recycling bins within sight, that's the best i could do under the circumstances 😅
Famous words said " this is quite a respectable hole" said no one ever hahaha what I mean is that's what she saiddd
I wish i had thought of it, and said it out loud before you did (knocking my head now)! 🤣🤣🤣
@@AlleyCat888 lol👍🏻
watching and support to your channel Idol😁🤙
Thanks for watching and supporting! 😄👍🤝
Wahh.. Even as a true blue Singaporean, I didn't know there are that many hidden spots!
Thanks for watching and commenting🤝. Indeed, i learnt about this spot from a FB group as well. Hope to explore more hidden gems like this going forward, have a great evening 😊
Unseen side of Singapore nice
Thanks for the comments, have a great evening! 🤝🤝🤝
Hi there u should also check out the Labrador park jetty area ,I heard there's a cave of shrines there also
Thanks for watching, and also the tips! 😄🤝 I shall explore Labrador Park one day, have a great evening!
Thank you very much for sharing this less travelled path of Sentosa. BTW, I've just started shooting 360videos. May I know if you have any useful tips for shooting 360 videos? I look forward to learn from you. And what video editing software do you use? I also enjoyed SUP and kayaking. Cheers!
Thanks for watching! I used 360 camera mainly to create those "no drone no problem" shots with a long selfie stick, as i like the wide angle view (as though someone else is filming me from far). My one tip would be to get yourself a Telesin 3m-long selfie stick (2ng gen) to go with your 360 camera, you won't regret it!
@@AlleyCat888 Thank you very much for sharing this useful tip. I sincerely appreciate. Look forward to more great videos from your channel. Btw Poresia 很难打
@@ExperienceFunKnowledge Haha, happy to know that you're a golfer too! I missed golf so much! In fact, i started off filming my golf actions in 2018, before getting into SUP in Aug 2020 (because of Covid, can't go overseas).
@@AlleyCat888 I've been goofing since 5 yrs ago, I mean golfing, LOL. Will share with you my video that I've taken at Poresia shortly. It has been nicely renovated.
I've also subscribed, liked and shared your channel. Look forward to learn from you sifu.
@@ExperienceFunKnowledge Sorry i missed your message. Definitely, please share with me your Poresia video! would like to check out what is it like now 😄🤝
Wow bro, you go there on your own? Cool man
Thanks for watching. Yes, i went there alone, it was fun to go alone 😄
The drone footage is awesome 👌🏼
Thanks for watching🤝, and the compliment. Have a good day, cheers! 😄
I try to watch the ad to support you 😄
Thanks bro, much appreciated! Happy CNY!
the west side next to Shagari-la is know as Rimau beach or as harimau or tiger
Thanks for the comments👍. That's interesting to know.
You should do one on the west coast ones. go walk on the trails
Thanks for the idea, i will check it out one day. Have a good day 👍
@@AlleyCat888 thanks
Never thought something like this exists in Sg
Thanks for watching 🤝 a very interesting spot indeed, not many ppl know about 😄. Fort Siloso Museum is also very interesting, i would encourage you to visit, it is free of charge.
Fantastic video. Btw, what type (model) drone you are using to film the last part of your video.?
Thanks for watching, glad that you liked it 😄🤝 I used DJI Mavic Air 1.
Hi. I just to know sentosa caves isn't the opposite of keppel bay? Correct me if im wrong. Thanks
It is at the opposite of Keppel Bay indeed, you are right.
Great Rocky beach! Is it accessible without the canoe??
Thanks for watching😄🤝. Yes, it is accessable by foot during low tide, but do note the SDC's message on one of the comment I received moments ago.
Cool video! Where did you launch your SUP to get to that place?
Thanks for watching. I launched from Siloso Beach Zone 2. That's the nearest beach to Tg Rimau. Just need to walk a bit from carpark to the safe entry point at Zone 2.
Nice video bro
Thanks bro for supporting always!
whats the cost of the neck cam, can i get it from shopee instead? the further I went for sentosa is the cove but I have yet to roam til the end of serapong n cove, maybe someday when I am free.
Actually that neck thing is not a camera, but a mount to attach action camera (such as Gopro). You can buy it in Shopee, or via the link i shared in the Description. It costs a few dollars in Shopee. The one i shared in the video costs $34.
what is it called when searching, any term or title for the neck cam holder, cant found anything when search.
@@zainuddinbrahim4625 Try "Neck mount Gopro", or "neck holder mount".
Could the interesting stone be the remains of the dragon gate tooth? Nice exploring!
It could well be! Now that you mentioned it, i recalled that the stone is really striking, and drawn my attention immediately. It just stood out from the rest.
You search in Wikipedia "Parniyo". They list it as a Cave Temple Near singapore. Might be the one you looking for. Most likely Hindu or Buddhist Cave. I read about it 10 years ago. Nobody talk of it. Recently people take video pic of a cave in sentosa. This might be the one.
Thanks for the tips! I tried Google searching for it but couldn't find anything... Grateful if you can share with me the link, much appreciated!
@@AlleyCat888 en.linkfang.org/wiki/List_of_Hindu_temples_in_Singapore
You see under " Other Temples" category... Mention of Parniyo Ancient Temple in island near Singapore.
@@rajblack2055 Cool, thanks for the info bro! Really hope that I can find it one day!
@@AlleyCat888 m.facebook.com/groups/203729563463995/
You can scroll further down there be a post by somebody asking for leads about this Cave also.... Means more people knowing this secret. I heard that part of sentosa is left untouched for special reason. Not sure why. Maybe bcoz cave is powerful. Government won't make it famous otherwise Sentosa become pilgrimage site.
@@rajblack2055 Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
Good content!!!
Thanks for watching, glad that you liked it🤝. Have a good day! 😊
Proud and pride
Thanks for watching. Happy that you liked the video 😄🤝
Is it legal and can those turrets be explored?
Those turrets (searchlight towers) cannot be explored, unless approved by Sentosa Development Corp ("SDC" ).
Can we even do this on our own? Do you need clearance or license from the gov?
Yes, we can do this on our own (at our own risk), no clearance or prior approval from gov needed. Just don't enter the watch towers (formally, the "coastal artillery searchlights"), as it would be considered as trespassing if we enter it. You may visit the beach on foot during low tide.
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Thanks for watching 🤝 have a good day 😄
can you get there without using a boat ?
Yes, you can. You may enter via Shangri-la pool side descending to the beach. Best to visit during low tide. Or enter from this location:
1°15'33.4"N 103°48'40.3"E
goo.gl/maps/xyLZcXVQEY5GcJyj6
Nice
Thanks for watching, have a good day 😊🤝
Hiii can I know who to contact for permission to shoot here? Asked sentosa staff a mth ago they said it's out of bounds for public
You can scroll down here, one of the comment is given by Sentosa Development Corp themselves, with their contact details etc, hope it helps!
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谢谢你的支持！😄🤝
Thks for the vid,nobody knows thats a secret behind sentosa.
Thanks for watching, and the comments 🤝 that's an interesting location indeed, have a good day 😄