Jurong Lake Gardens

#exploresgtogether #naturepark #attraction How to get there: Lakeside Garden (Jurong Lake Gardens) is accessible from Lakeside MRT station, and also by bus services 49 and 154 from Jurong East or Boon Lay Interchanges. The North and South carpark are accessible from Yuan Ching Road. opened 24 hours daily Jurong Lake Gardens is home to thriving plant life, fauna and a whole host of memorable green spaces. Keep your eyes peeled for the squirrels, long tail macaques and smooth-coated otters that have made the gardens their home. The gardens are also home to a wide variety of butterfly species, from Plain Tiger butterflies to Chestnut Bobs. Definitely the ideal getaway for nature lovers and a treat for family retreats!

love nature?, love walking?, love greeneries? Visit Jurong Lake Gardens! It has wide variety of plants. The place is very relaxing and the air is fresh because of the plants. Although this place may get crowded even on weekday evenings! If you’d decide to take a walk here please do bring hats and insect repellant. check the weather forecast as it can also be very sunny in some areas. They have different areas for different age group! the place is very famous for its instagramable view. lots of couple get their photos taken here as well. #donnahtheexplorer #singapore #walking #nature

Located in Jurong Lake Gardens, this year's Mid-Autumn festival lantern display depicts popular places in different countries. You can stroll in the cool evenings and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The venue is a short 5 minutes walk from Lakeside MRT station. There is also a small food pasar malam at the end of the light displays to fill up your hungry tummies. #mustvisit #mustdo #midautumnfestival #juronglakegarden

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The lake area has been renovated and now looks more pleasant and full of people. It used to be the regular park with people jogging and walking in monotonous looking plants and shrubs. Now the garden plants are mixed and designed after Balinese style, which looks a lot better. The chinese and japanese gardens are somewhat abandoned after the new park opens..not many people. If you are going on a weekend, beware of so many NParks volunteers and tour groups, dog (hush puppy dogs) people at the dog park. Very crowded. Overall is a nice walk around the lake, with organised pathways and greenery and exotic plants. Some of the plants are still new and maybe in another 6-12 months, will mature and look better. New playgrounds and sitting areas and a resident CRAZY woodpecker pecking on the lamp-post is available at the Japanese Garden main gate. #rediscoversg #urbanexplorer #cityoverlook