Introduction
Pulau Jong is a small, uninhabited islet in the Singapore Strait, roughly 0.6 hectares in size and nicknamed the 'char siew pau' island for its dumpling-like shape. Known as one of Singapore's last untouched natural islands, it features a large reef flat exposed during low spring tide, rich coral reefs, and marine life such as reef sharks and turtles, making it a popular spot for divers and researchers who access it by private boat.