6:50 PM – 7:20 PM (30 mins): Checkpoint 1 – Pekan Quarry Segment: Where Water Remembers – Participants learn about Pulau Ubin’s granite quarrying history. The guide shares stories of industrial accidents and explains local beliefs linking water bodies to yin energy and karmic retribution, showing how the landscape itself is seen as a keeper of memory.

7:20 PM – 7:50 PM (30 mins): Checkpoint 2 – Chinese Cemetery (Sungei Tiga) Segment: Rituals for the Living and the Dead – This segment explores Teochew feng shui principles in grave positioning (“Sit on a hill, face the sea”). The guide explains how burial practices served both the dead and the living, securing fortune and legacy, and reflecting social hierarchy even in the afterlife.

7:50 PM – 8:20 PM (30 mins): Checkpoint 3 – The Old Tua Pek Kong Temple Segment: The Shrine That Spoke Through Dreams – The tour visits the original, abandoned temple, where the guide shares how the deity Tua Pek Kong communicated through a dream, demanding respect and restoration, highlighting the deep bond between islanders and their spiritual guardians.

8:20 PM – 8:50 PM (30 mins): Checkpoint 4 – The Headman's House Area Segment: Keepers of Order and Tradition – Participants learn about the village headman’s key role in kampong life. The guide shares stories of managing social order and unseen spiritual forces, including sealing graves to contain disease, showing how folk beliefs were blended with practical survival.

8:50 PM – 9:15 PM (25 mins): Checkpoint 5 – Return to Ubin Town Square Segment: The Island Remembers – The tour ends with a reflection on Pulau Ubin as a “living spirit landscape.” The guide leads a discussion on preserving the island’s stories, rituals, and beliefs, highlighting their importance as part of Singapore’s rapidly disappearing intangible heritage.