Singapore Botanic Gardens!!

Singapore is a country that seems to want to plant trees everywhere (rooftops filled with trees can be seen everywhere). When I went to the Apple store on Orchard Road to buy a phone, I overheard a French lady who was on her honeymoon next door raving about the botanic gardens to the staff, and I couldn't resist going there on my day off. 🚄 Transportation: Take the Downtown Line to the ninth stop, which is the Botanical Garden station. 💴 Admission: There is no admission fee for the botanic gardens, and it is an open park with entrances and exits everywhere. However, images 1, 3, and 4 are all of the National Orchid Garden, which charges an admission fee of 5 Singapore dollars to enter. Inside, there are thousands of orchid species, and it's a must-visit photo spot for Instagram. There are signs from the entrance of the botanic gardens, and you definitely won't get lost if you follow them. The botanic gardens are huge, and it's not very realistic to see everything. I spent about three hours there, wandering from the subway station to the National Orchid Garden and then out again. The weather is very hot, so I suggest not going too early, as there are places without shade that can be very sunny.