Gardens by the Bay

One of best places to visit when you are in Singapore to experience with garden of nature even we have known that everything in Singapore invented by human.

A must-see in Singapore! You'll regret missing it if you don't go. You absolutely must buy tickets to see the Flower Dome and the Supertrees. The Christmas atmosphere is incredibly festive. Inside the Flower Dome, there's a LEGO-themed exhibition celebrating the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Denmark, showcasing Danish scenery. The miniature train is adorable, with meticulous attention to detail, making it perfect for taking photos—it's vibrant and colorful. The waterfall in the Supertrees is spectacular, with seven tiers that you can view one by one. There are ramps for a leisurely walk, as well as escalators and elevators—it's not tiring at all. The souvenir shop offers a convenient one-stop service for buying postcards and stamps and sending postcards. The stamps aren't displayed outside; you have to ask the cashier. The Supertrees Walk was closed due to rain, which was a bit of a shame since I bought a ticket but couldn't go. Singaporeans are so cautious; this light rain is nothing compared to what we'd experience back home.

These are, in my opinion, two of the best attractions in Singapore. The indoor areas are huge and truly breathtaking. The Cloud Forest is a replica of Jurassic Park. The Cloud Forest closes at 8 PM, and the Flower Dome closes at 8:30 PM. Everyone should go to the Cloud Forest first.

Singapore's Gardens by the Bay is an integral part of Singapore's vision of creating a "city in a garden" and occupies a central position in Singapore's next step in building an international city strategy. The following is a detailed introduction to Singapore's Gardens by the Bay: • Basic Information: Gardens by the Bay consists of three waterfront gardens with different styles: Gardens by the Bay South, Gardens by the Bay East and Gardens by the Bay Central. It covers an area of ​​101 hectares and is located in Marina Bay, adjacent to the Marina Bay Integrated Resort. It was grandly opened on June 29, 2012. • Architectural Design: • Plant Conservatory: It includes two glass ecological areas, which restore the cool and humid climate of tropical mountainous areas and the cool and dry climate of the Mediterranean, semi-arid and subtropical areas, showing the best tropical horticulture and garden art, with a large number of tropical flowers, colorful leaf plants, etc. • Supertree: A tree-shaped structure with a height of between 25 and 50 meters, which creates amazing elements through vertical display of tropical climbing plants, epiphytes and ferns. Inspired by the dominant tree species in the rainforest, these tree-shaped structures not only support plant growth, but also simulate the ecological functions of trees through environmentally sustainable features. • Opening hours: Usually open at 9 am and close at 9 pm daily. However, the hours may change during special holidays, so be sure to check the official website again before departure. • Transportation: • MRT: Take the MRT to Marina Bay Station (bayfront), and after exiting the station, you can easily walk a few minutes to the destination according to the clear signs. • Bus: Some bus routes can also reach the surrounding areas. • Ticket information: • Marina South Garden: Free entry. • Plant greenhouse and OCBC Skywalk: Fees apply. Local residents (i.e. Singapore citizens, permanent residents, people holding employment passes, work passes or dependent passes) are subject to sub-fares, and senior citizens, children, schools, community groups, charities and specific cardholders can enjoy further discounts. • Tips for visiting: • Dress comfortably: The park is large, so it is recommended to wear comfortable sports shoes so that you can walk around easily and enjoy the tour. • Pay attention to sun protection: Carry a power bank with you to ensure that your phone is fully charged so that you don’t miss any opportunity to take photos and record beautiful moments. • Check the weather in advance: If it rains, the experience of some outdoor areas may be affected, but the indoor areas of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest can still be visited normally, and visitors can flexibly adjust their tour plans. Gardens by the Bay is a perfect combination of nature and technology, with a very rich variety of plants. It is a wonderful stop that cannot be missed on a trip to Singapore.

It's worth a visit. Our Ctrip package includes tickets for indoor visits to two buildings in the Gardens by the Bay. You can download a flower recognition software for the Flower Dome, which is convenient for children to learn. There are many beautiful flowers in it that are pleasing to the eye. The Flower Dome recently held a Monet art exhibition, which is well combined with flowers. It is very creative. It also arranged a route to visit the world in Monet's paintings. It is a very beautiful installation art, and the children also like it. Another cloud forest is also good. We did not stay on the ground. Many people on the ground took photos with three-dimensional green plants. The essence is to go up to the trestle above. It feels like walking in the clouds. Singaporeans still dare to think and have full creativity. In addition, it is recommended to visit at 4 or 5 pm. After watching the two buildings, you can go to see the super tree light show at night, and you can also climb the sky bridge above the super tree, but we didn't know it before, so we didn't go. The night view of the super tree is beautiful, and the normal performance of the light show is not too amazing. There are not many choices in the park for dinner at night. It is recommended to bring a visa card. McDonald's cannot use cash or Alipay. Self-service ordering, Starbucks can use cash, but you know it is not very suitable for Chinese people.

I bought tickets for the Misty Forest and the Flower Dome in advance. In general, the Misty Forest has a better atmosphere and the Avatar special effects landscape is added. The overall feeling is better than the Flower Dome. It was dark when we went to the Flower Dome, and the viewing effect of many plants was not particularly ideal, but there was a Mid-Autumn Festival themed light exhibition in the Flower Dome, so it was not bad. It takes about 2 hours to see the two gardens. After coming out, go to the Super Tree to watch the light show at 7:45. Maybe because of the Mid-Autumn Festival, there are a lot of people here, and Chinese tourists account for about half. The Super Tree Light Show started on time at 7:45, and many Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival songs were played in a special way. The atmosphere on the scene was very warm. The light show was very shocking and ended after about 15 minutes. The Super Tree Light Show is held at 7:45 and 8:45 every night. Be careful not to miss it. It is worth seeing, and the key is that it is free.

Singapore is known as the "Garden City" and it is indeed worthy of its name. This trip has made me deeply feel this, and I am particularly impressed by the Gardens by the Bay. The location is very close to the Sands Hotel, and it can be easily found by following the signs from the Bayfront Station. The whole garden is very large, and you can see the supertree from the Avatar world from a distance. At night, these "towering trees" will light up the lights that reflect the night, and start a shocking music and light show at a designated time. In addition, we went to two indoor air-conditioned glass gardens, called cloud forest and flower dome. The indoor air conditioning is very strong. While feeling the sunlight falling through the glass, you can blow strong air conditioning. It is a very special experience. The main highlight of the cloud forest is the huge waterfall pouring down from the artificial mountain and plants. It is said to be the world's highest indoor waterfall, which is very impressive. There are two indoor sky corridors, where you can watch the waterfall up close and take pictures. The flower dome is mainly tropical flowers and plants, and there are many cute elements embellished, which is suitable for taking pictures. There is a sky corridor around the supertree, which requires a separate ticket. Tourists are allowed to take the elevator up in batches to experience it. You can feel a slight shake when you walk up, but the view is great, you can see the Ferris wheel and the Golden Sands. At night, a large number of tourists will choose to sit in the open space around the Supertree to wait for the light show, the first one starts at 7:45. The lights and music set off each other to create a very romantic show, as if you were in a fairy tale world.

You can see the two glass buildings, the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome. The two are connected. There are many tropical plants in the Cloud Forest. Moreover, you can buy tickets on Ctrip at any time, which is cheaper than on-site. It doesn’t matter whether you go up the Supertree or not.