Discover the magnificent icons of Singapore; The Supertrees and the majestic greenhouse in the futuristic park of gardens by the bay!
Overview
The Gardens of Bay Singapore is one of the most futuristic nature parks in the world. Spanning across 54 hectares, the park is home to hundreds of plant species that are brought from across the globe. The park was created as a part of making Singapore the garden city of Asia and was opened on 29th of June 2012. Today it is a popular tourist destination that receives more than 6 million visitors annually.
The Supertree Grove
The supertree grove features tree-like superstructures that individually houses over 162900 plants. These structures range from 25 to 50 metres in height and being a part of the park the structures dominates the Singapore skyline.
The flower dome and the cloud forest
The flower dome and the cloud forest are the two magnificent greenhouses that are used to replicate the ideal climatic conditions needed for special plants that have been brought from various regions belonging to different climatic conditions.
Visiting the Gardens
You can visit here almost any time of the day as it opens at 5 am and closes at 2 am. But remember that the expansive park requires a full day of exploration to visit all the attractions. After a tiring day of exploration to spend the relaxing night, Somerset Liang Court Singapore might be an accommodation choice to consider. Being one of the hotels near Clarke Quay it is easily reachable from the park.
Fritzjames Stephen is a travel writer, who writes content based on the myriad of experiences and indulgences that the world has to offer travellers across all walks of life. Google+
