Woodlands

Woodlands Singapore is the nearest place to visit Johor Bahru as there are a lot options to enter Malaysia easily. Options is this case meant such as bus, taxi's, and few more.

Typical tropical plant scenery, looking at a green, there are coconut trees everywhere, all kinds of green plants, walking in a green landscape, the whole body and mind are relaxed.

There is often a temporary market near the subway station, which sells a lot of food or other items that should be festival. It's worth visiting. This is the closest area to Malaysia, so there are more Malays, where you can buy a lot of traditional Malays goods.

Ulan is located in the heart of Woodland Town, where you can take buses to all parts of Singapore or to Johor. Woodland Town is also located near the levees near Johor and Singapore. There is a library and some clinics, banks and restaurants in the center of the city.

There's nothing to see near the Ulan subway station. It's better than the market in front of the Masiling Metro Station. If you want to go to the Ulan Seaside Park by bus and Malaysia across the river, it's not worth a special trip. If you want to go to Malaysia by land from Singapore, you have to go through the checkpoint by bus or train.

Wulan is a famous town in Singapore. It is located in the north of Singapore. The famous one here is the New Johor Dike. It crosses the whole Johor Strait and looks spectacular. On the other side of the Dike is the city of Xinshan in Malaysia.

The regional center has convenient transportation, a large library and shopping mall, and a cinema and game hall on the top floor of the shopping mall, which integrates eating, buying and playing.

On the opposite side of Xinshan, it's the most desolate place in Singapore, but it's well built with modern shopping malls.

Located at the junction of Singapore and Malaysia, there are many magnificent mountains and smooth roads.

Very good. There is the best Hainan chicken rice in Singapore.