The Kusu Pilgrimage is an annual event in Singapore that takes place on the island of Kusu. It typically occurs during the ninth month of the lunar calendar, attracting thousands of devotees who visit to pay respects at the Kusu Island Temple. The pilgrimage is rooted in local folklore and is associated with the worship of Ma Zu, the goddess of the sea, and Tua Pek Kong, the god of prosperity. Devotees often travel to Kusu Island by ferry, and the journey is seen as a spiritual quest. Many participants engage in rituals such as prayer, offering food, and lighting incense to seek blessings for health and prosperity. The event highlights the rich cultural and religious traditions of the Chinese community in Singapore.