Symbols play a crucial role in fostering national pride and identity. They serve as powerful representations of shared values, traditions, and aspirations of a nation. These symbols can encompass various aspects of a country's heritage, such as its history, natural wonders, or cultural icons.

Singapore, known for its lush greenery and commitment to conservation, takes great pride in its natural heritage. The serene view of the flora and fauna often intensifies our green spaces, bringing us closer to nature. One such natural heritage that holds immense symbolic significance in Singapore is the Tembusu Tree. Recognized as one of Singapore's heritage trees by the National Parks Board, the Tembusu holds a special place in the hearts of Singaporeans.



The Tembusu Tree, scientifically known as the Fagraea fragrans, has been recognized as a national symbol of Singapore. In addition to its official name, this iconic tree is also known by various common names, including "urung" in the Philippines, "Temasuk" in Sabah, "Tatrao" or "Trai" in Cambodia, "Tembesu" in Indonesia, and more. Revered for its deep historical and cultural significance, the Tembusu Tree holds a special place in the hearts of Singaporeans. This majestic and resilient tree represents the spirit of the nation, with its ability to thrive even in challenging environments.

V-Stop has released a limited-edition Tembusu-scented Sanitizer Spray to honour this iconic tree. The spray captures the scent of the Tembusu tree in our alcohol-free hand sanitiser formula, embracing the spirit of Singapore. With V-Stop's Tembusu Spray, maintaining hygiene becomes a truly immersive experience, combining functionality with a touch of national heritage.