As the name suggests, the East-West Line takes you on a journey from the eastern to the western parts of Singapore! Marked by vibrant green color on the MRT map, the East West Line (EW) or known as Green Line MRT runs through the entire city.
This main line, the second to be built in Singapore, serves as a crucial link, seamlessly connecting the eastern and western corners of the island with convenient stops right in the heart of the central business district (CBD). Whether you're a seasoned commuter or a curious tourist, riding the Green Line MRT will take you to a district full of spots and experiences to explore. Here is a complete guide to this MRT line.
About East West Line MRT Singapore
The Green Line MRT first operated in 1987 and has since become an indispensable part of Singapore's public transport network. This line is approximately 57.2 kilometers (35.5 miles) in length with 35 total stations, offering extensive connectivity across Singapore! Trains arrive at stations at intervals ranging from 3 to 10 minutes, depending on the time of day.
Why should you use the East West Line MRT?
Easy loop: The long route allows for seamless travel between different districts without the need to navigate the bustling city center.
Powerhouse of Interconnectivity: The East West Line intersects with several other MRT lines at key interchange stations, making it easy for you to transfer to other parts of Singapore.
Station Information
Each East West Line MRT station is equipped with essential amenities to ensure a smooth and comfortable passenger experience. Here are the basic facilities at the station:
Ticketing Machines: Purchase single journey tickets or top up your EZ-Link card for a hassle-free travel experience.
Information Displays: Stay updated on the arrival and departure times of upcoming trains.
(CCTV): Ensuring passenger safety is a priority, and CCTV cameras monitor the stations for security purposes.
Wheelchair Accessibility: All stations are equipped with ramps and lifts, making them accessible for passengers with wheelchairs and strollers.
East West MRT Singapore Station List
East West (Green) Line MRT Singapore map (LTA Government Singapore)
Here is the complete East West MRT Singapore station list:
Pasir Ris Station (EW1) - interchange with Pasir Ris Bus Interchange
Tampines Station (EW2) - interchange with Downtown Line (DT32) and Tampines Concourse Bus Stop
Tanah Merah Station (EW4) - interchange with EW Changi Airport Line (CG)
Bedok Station (EW5) - interchange with Bedok Bus Stop
Eunos Station (EW7) - interchange with Eunos Bus Stop
Paya Lebar Station (EW8) - interchange with Circle Line (CC9)
Kallang Station (EW10) - interchange with Lorong 1 Geylang Bus Stop
Bugis Station (EW12) - interchange with Downtown Line (DT14)
City Hall Station (EW13) - interchange with North-South Line (NS25)
Raffles Place Station (EW14) - interchange with North-South Line (NS26)
Tanjong Pagar Station (EW15)
Outram Park Station (EW16) - interchange with North East Line (NE3) and Thomson-East Coast Line (TE17)
Tiong Bahru Station (EW17)
Queenstown Station (EW19)
Commonwealth Station (EW20)
Buona Vista Station (EW21) - interchange with Circle Line (CC22)
Clementi Station (EW23) - interchange with Clementi Bus Stop
Jurong East Station (EW24) - interchange with North South Line (NS1) and Jurong East Bus Stop
Chinese Garden Station (EW25)
Gul Circle Station (EW30)
Tuas Crescent Station (EW31)
Tuas West Road Station (EW32)
Tuas Link Station (EW33) - interchange with Tuas Checkpoint and Tuas Bus Stop
Changi Airport Line (CAL)
Expo (CG1) - interchange with Downtown Line (DT35)
Tourist Attractions Near East West MRT Singapore
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With so many stations on the MRT line, you'll have no trouble finding interesting tourist spots to visit. Here are some interesting tourist attractions that you can visit by using the East West Line MRT Singapore:
1. Pasir Ris Station (EW1)
Pasir Ris Park: A beachside haven offering scenic views, perfect for picnics, cycling, or simply relaxing by the water.
Pasir Ris Park: A beachside haven offering scenic views, perfect for picnics, cycling, or simply relaxing by the water.
2. Tampines Station (EW2)
Tampines Skate Park: A sprawling urban park with playgrounds and skate corner, ideal for outdoor activities.
Downtown Line (DT32) interchange: Allows seamless transfers to other parts of the city via the Downtown Line.
Tampines Changkat Butterfly Garden: A small, yet well-maintained garden with an ecosystem of butterflies, bees and other insects
4. Tanah Merah Station (EW4)
Changi Airport (via EW Changi Airport Line - CG): Convenient access to Singapore Changi Airport, a major transportation hub and a destination in itself.
Bedok Bus Stop: Provides connections to various destinations within Bedok, such as Singapore Wake Park, East Coast Beach, Xtreme SkatePark, and so on.
Kembangan Station (EW6): While Kembangan Station itself isn't situated near major tourist attractions, it does offer easy access to other area
Geylang Serai Market and Food Center: A short walk from Eunos Station takes you to Geylang Serai, a vibrant district known for its Malay heritage and bustling Ramadan bazaar
8. Paya Lebar Station (EW8)
Paya Lebar Quarter: a trendy neighborhood buzzing with hipster cafes, art galleries, and unique shops
Circle Line interchange: Allows seamless transfers to other parts of the city via the Circle Line.
9. Aljunied Station (EW9)
Geylang East Public Library: a 6-minute walk will take you to the national public library with complete collections of book.
10. Kallang Station (EW10)
Singapore National Stadium: Catch a world-class sporting event or concert at this iconic stadium.
Kallang Wave Mall: This massive shopping mall features fashion outlets, restaurants, a cinema, and an ice rink.
11. Lavender Station (EW11)
Sri Manmatha Karuneshvarar Temple: A Hindu temple to pray and get a peace of mind.
Bugis Street: Explore this lively night market brimming with bargains, local souvenirs, and street food. You can also visit several landmarks such as Haji Lane, Sultan Mosque, and beyond.
13. City Hall Station (EW13)
Merlion Park: a 15 minute walk will take you to Merlion Park and capture a photo with the iconic Merlion statue, a mythical creature symbolizing Singapore.
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay: Enjoy a world-class performance at this performing arts center featuring a unique durian-shaped design.
14. Raffles Place Station (EW14)
Asian Civilisations Museum: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Asia with this museum's diverse collection.
Singapore River: Take a scenic stroll along the Singapore River, a historical waterway lined with colonial-era buildings.
15. Tanjong Pagar Station (EW15)
Telok Ayer Market: Explore this bustling wet market overflowing with fresh produce, local delicacies, and vibrant sights.
Amoy Street: Discover a trendy enclave known for its stylish bars, restaurants, and unique shops.
16. Outram Park Station (EW16)
Chinatown: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Chinatown, a district rich in Chinese heritage, with traditional shophouses and delicious street food.
17. Tiong Bahru Station (EW17)
Tiong Bahru Market: Explore this charming wet market known for its delicious local food and authentic atmosphere.
Tiong Bahru Park: Take a stroll at this urban park with a playground and sandpit for children.
18. Redhill Station (EW18)
Redhill Market: Wet market known for street food & stalls selling meat, vegetables, fruit & fish.
19. Queenstown Station (EW19)
Alexandra Canal Linear Park: Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the serene.
Margaret Drive Hawker Centre: Indulge in delicious local cuisine at one of the most popular food destinations in Singapore.
20. Jurong East Station (EW24)
Intersection with MRT North-South Line, making it easy for you to travel by other lines
IMM Building: A massive outlet mall featuring a wide range of brands and discounted merchandise.
21. Chinese Garden Station (EW25)
Chinese Garden: Explore this sprawling Chinese-themed garden, featuring pagodas, koi ponds, and landscaped walking trails.
22. Lakeside Station (EW26)
Jurong Lake Gardens: Explore themed gardens within this sprawling lakeside park.
23. Boon Lay Station (EW27)
Jurong Point: A large shopping mall offering a variety of stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.
24. Pioneer Station (EW28)
Singapore Discovery Centre: A place where you can learn about Singapore's transformation from a fishing village to a global metropolis.
25. Joo Koon Station (EW29), Gul Circle Station (EW30), Tuas Crescent Station (EW31), Tuas West Road Station (EW32), and Tuas Link Station (EW33)
While not boasting major tourist attractions in these areas, serves as a gateway to industrial areas in the western part of Singapore.
Singapore Expo: This station serves as your gateway to the Singapore Expo, a massive convention and exhibition center hosting various events throughout the year
27. Changi Airport Station (CG2): Easy access to and from Changi Airport
Planning Your East West Line MRT Adventure
The East West MRT, with its convenient connectivity and proximity to hidden gems, makes exploring the neighborhood a breeze. Here are some tips to help you plan your East West Adventure:
Purchase an EZ-Link card: This contactless payment card allows you to seamlessly navigate the East West MRT and other public transportation options in Singapore.
Download a map app: Having a map app on your phone helps you navigate the area and identify points of interest near your chosen LRT stations.
Explore at your own pace: Whether you prefer a quick visit to a specific attraction or a leisurely exploration of the neighborhood, the East West MRT offers the flexibility to customize your itinerary.
Singapore Changi International Airport (SIN)
So, pack your bags, grab your EZ-Link card, and hop on the East West MRT! This line awaits, ready to surprise and delight you with its hidden gems. Traveloka is your one-stop shop for crafting your dream Singapore vacation. Book your flight to Singapore, now!
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