These jetty were built in 19th century taking advantage of the land tax system that excluded water structures. This Chew jetty significance lies in being the largest and most iconic clan jetty, a living testament to the 19th century Chinese immigration, preserving the unique stilt house architecture and traditions. The site is huge and houses many residents who live and trade here, including fishing, trading, etc. As many tourists frequent the area, tourist related industries have emerged like souvenir shops. Free entry. Plenty of walking on relatively level wooden floors. Try to go early to avoid the heat. Parking around the area is difficult, so use public transport.
