Checking the view from "The Southernmost Point in Continental Asia."
Sentosa, Singapore
It's a strong statement for this islet since it's an islet south of Sentosa Island that is south of Singapore, which is also an island. Here's the reason according to the sign on the islet:
The islet that you are standing on is now 136 km north of the equator and is described as the Southernmost Point of Asia.
This islet is linked to Asia via a suspension bridge to Sentosa Island, which is linked to mainland Singapore by a 710 meter long causeway-bridge. Singapore is further linked to Peninsular Malaysia and Asia by the Singapore-Johor Causeway.
Bridges. Answers to everything!
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