Singapore Botanic Gardens

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A pleasant place to visit. It feels so peaceful to see many people walking their pets, children playing, and families exploring nature together. There is plenty of space for walking, giving the feeling of strolling through a forest. The park also features a lake, a small decorative waterfall, and a wide variety of tropical plants. Although I didn’t see anyone actively trimming or maintaining the greenery, everything looked well cared for. Entrance is free, but if you want to visit the orchid garden, there is an admission fee

This place is beautiful with lots of plants and flowers! You can go by MRT there and the garden is free. Everyone seems very happy there. You could see beautiful plants and flowers, orchids and even animals like birds, swans, fish, turtles,….. .If you are lucky, you could see an otter passing the road! This place should be best in the afternoon. When I visited this place, it was in the morning so it was kind of hot. Lovely lace for a picnic or a walk. 5 star????

I really liked this place. I read that it would take about 2 hours but I ended up staying for 6 hours. It's just to peaceful. The orchid garden is well worth the small charge. I spent 2 hours in there alone. If you have the time, take your time, there are places to stop and listen and also to get coffee and cake (if needed ?) Highly recommended

One more magical place in Singapore. It’s so vast, you can walk literally for hours without going through the same spot twice. I believe it’s over 80 ha? Judging from map alone it should be about 2.5 km wide. That’s a lot! There are thousands of different trees, bushes and other plants, ponds full of fish and… turtles. There are supposed to be otters too, although I wasn’t lucky enough to see one. And the birds! Everywhere you look there’s one hiding somewhere behind the leaves. Very calm and relaxing.

July 2024 A lovely, quiet spot! There was so much nature and greenery to explore. This is a great place to come and relax. Make sure you keep an eye out for the various water features and sculptures. Lastly, watch out for the monitor lizards... they roam wild!