Full Sengkang LRT guide: every station, interchange and the route in one place. Punggol LRT guide
The Sengkang Punggol LRT map above shows the four light rail loops that serve the Sengkang and Punggol estates in north east Singapore. Each loop runs out from a town hub station and back again. Sengkang LRT (codes SE and SW) and Punggol LRT (codes PE and PW) together have 27 open stations: 13 in Sengkang, from Compassvale (SE1) round to Renjong (SW8), and 14 in Punggol, from Cove (PE1) round to Soo Teck (PW7). Every station on the four loops is now open.
About the image: The map image above is LTA’s Sengkang and Punggol LRT map from 2022, drawn before Teck Lee (PW2) opened on 15 August 2024. The station table further down lists all 27 stations open today.
How to read the Sengkang Punggol LRT map
The LRT lines are drawn in grey, the same way they appear on the wider network map, so they stand apart from the coloured MRT lines. Our guide to MRT line colours explains how each line is shown. Every loop has its own two-letter code. The first letter is S for Sengkang or P for Punggol. The second is E for the East Loop or W for the West Loop. That gives you SE, SW, PE and PW, and station numbers count up around each loop.
Think of the system as two figures of eight. Sengkang station sits in the middle of the Sengkang loops, and Punggol station sits in the middle of the Punggol loops. Both hubs are also stops on the North East Line, so that is where you switch between light rail and MRT. Before boarding, check which loop you need. A train on the East Loop will never reach a West Loop station without passing back through the hub.
All 27 stations are now open. For a version you can zoom and pan, use the interactive MRT map. If you would rather print one, there is an MRT map PDF.
Getting around Singapore? Find any station on the interactive MRT map, or save the PDF map to use offline.
Route and stations along the line
Start in Sengkang. The East Loop is the shorter of the two, with five stops: Compassvale (SE1), Rumbia (SE2), Bakau (SE3), Kangkar (SE4) and Ranggung (SE5), then back to the hub. The West Loop is longer, with eight stations: Cheng Lim (SW1), Farmway (SW2), Kupang (SW3), Thanggam (SW4), Fernvale (SW5), Layar (SW6), Tongkang (SW7) and Renjong (SW8). Farmway is the stop for Anchorvale Community Club. Thanggam has a bridge across to Jalan Kayu by way of Lorong Samak, which is handy if you are heading for the eateries there.
In Punggol, the East Loop runs Cove (PE1), Meridian (PE2), Coral Edge (PE3), Riviera (PE4), Kadaloor (PE5), Oasis (PE6) and Damai (PE7). The West Loop runs Sam Kee (PW1), Teck Lee (PW2), Punggol Point (PW3), Samudera (PW4), Nibong (PW5), Sumang (PW6) and Soo Teck (PW7).
A few West Loop stations are worth knowing. Sam Kee serves Punggol Waterway Park and the SAFRA Punggol Clubhouse. Teck Lee opened for the Singapore Institute of Technology campus in Punggol. Samudera is the stop for Marina Country Club. Most people use these loops for the short trip between home and the hub, so the quickest way to find your stop is often the nearest station finder.
Where to change lines
None of the 27 loop stations is itself an interchange. Every connection to the rest of the network happens at the two hubs at the centre of each pair of loops:
- Sengkang: change between the Sengkang LRT East Loop (SE), the Sengkang LRT West Loop (SW) and the North East Line (NE).
- Punggol: change between the Punggol LRT East Loop (PE), the Punggol LRT West Loop (PW) and the North East Line (NE).
From either hub, the North East Line takes you south towards HarbourFront. From Punggol it also goes one stop further north to Punggol Coast. Your LRT ride counts as part of the same journey, and our fares and fare calculator shows what a typical trip costs.
How the line grew
The government announced the Sengkang LRT on 27 September 1996. The Punggol system was planned alongside it as part of the Punggol 21 housing concept. A single contract for both systems was awarded on 4 July 1998, and SBS Transit was appointed operator on 20 May 1999.
The Sengkang East Loop opened on 18 January 2003, with free rides for its first two days. Both the Sengkang West Loop and the Punggol East Loop opened on 29 January 2005, but each was missing some stations at first. The empty stations opened as new flats filled up around them:
- Oasis: 15 June 2007
- Farmway: 15 November 2007
- Damai: 20 June 2011
- Cheng Lim: 1 January 2013
- Kupang: 27 June 2015
The Punggol West Loop opened on 29 June 2014 with Nibong, Sumang and Soo Teck. More stations followed:
- Sam Kee: 29 February 2016
- Punggol Point: 29 December 2016
- Samudera: 31 March 2017
- Teck Lee: 15 August 2024, the last station to open
Two-car trains started running in Sengkang on 22 December 2015 and on the Punggol East Loop on 29 December 2016. The Punggol West Loop moved to two-way running on 29 September 2018. On 5 February 2021, the LTA announced plans to buy 17 new two-car trains for delivery between 2024 and 2027. For services starting and ending each day, see our page on MRT operating hours.
Sengkang Punggol LRT map: every station
Every station on the map in order, with its code and the lines you can change to. Station names link to our full station guides.
Sengkang LRT (East Loop) (SE)
| Code | Station | Change to |
|---|---|---|
| SE1 | Compassvale | |
| SE2 | Rumbia | |
| SE3 | Bakau | |
| SE4 | Kangkar | |
| SE5 | Ranggung |
Sengkang LRT (West Loop) (SW)
| Code | Station | Change to |
|---|---|---|
| SW1 | Cheng Lim | |
| SW2 | Farmway | |
| SW3 | Kupang | |
| SW4 | Thanggam | |
| SW5 | Fernvale | |
| SW6 | Layar | |
| SW7 | Tongkang | |
| SW8 | Renjong |
Punggol LRT (East Loop) (PE)
| Code | Station | Change to |
|---|---|---|
| PE1 | Cove | |
| PE2 | Meridian | |
| PE3 | Coral Edge | |
| PE4 | Riviera | |
| PE5 | Kadaloor | |
| PE6 | Oasis | |
| PE7 | Damai |
Punggol LRT (West Loop) (PW)
| Code | Station | Change to |
|---|---|---|
| PW1 | Sam Kee | |
| PW2 | Teck Lee | |
| PW3 | Punggol Point | |
| PW4 | Samudera | |
| PW5 | Nibong | |
| PW6 | Sumang | |
| PW7 | Soo Teck |
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find a Sengkang LRT map?
The map at the top of this page shows both Sengkang loops. The East Loop runs from Compassvale (SE1) to Ranggung (SE5), and the West Loop runs from Cheng Lim (SW1) to Renjong (SW8). For timings and station by station details, read our full Sengkang LRT line guide.
How many stations are on the Punggol LRT map?
Punggol LRT has 14 open stations. Seven are on the East Loop, from Cove (PE1) to Damai (PE7), and seven are on the West Loop, from Sam Kee (PW1) to Soo Teck (PW7). Both loops start and end at Punggol, where you can change to the North East Line.
Which loop is Coral Edge LRT station on?
Coral Edge is PE3 on the Punggol LRT East Loop. It sits between Meridian (PE2) and Riviera (PE4). To reach it from the North East Line, change at Punggol and board an East Loop train.
Is the Sengkang Punggol LRT shown on the main Singapore LRT map?
Yes. The full network map shows the Sengkang and Punggol loops in grey, along with the Bukit Panjang LRT in the west. Planned lines and stations still to come are covered on our future MRT map.
For the official version, see the LTA rail network map.