Cooled Indoor Gardens to Explore in Singapore

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One of the things included in my travel checklist is visiting the famous landmarks of the places I travel to. Seeing and experiencing the tourist spots will help you understand the charm of the country you're visiting. It will also satiate your curiosity on why certain places are known for specific things. So why is Singapore called a garden city? With all the pocket of greens and trees scattered all around Singapore, it's no wonder the country is called the garden city. Having an abundance of green spaces is one of the unique traits of Singapore. Another iconic landmark of the country is the Gardens by the Bay. It's a complex of vast greens including stuctures, parks, water features behind the famous Marina Bay Sands.

There's a lot to discover in Gardens by the Bay. The Supertree Grove consisting of the towering trees made of steel has a lights and sound show every night. Sometimes if there's a hoiiday or themed celebrations in Singapore, the show is also coordinated with the said holiday. There are two main big conservatories in gardens by the bay, the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest.

The Flower Dome is a big cooled conservatory that house a variety of flowers that also changes depending on the theme or celebrations being held in Singapore. This is probably one of my favorite tourist spots due to the amazing display of flowers. There are permanent displays in the dome too but the flowers are changing. This garden is weather-proof since the attraction is sheltered. The temperature can also be cold to some so always consider that when visiting.

Another popular conservatory in Gardens by the Bay is the Cloud Forest. This conservatory houses the impressive indoor waterfalls, the world's tallest. The mountain where the waterfalls is falling from is walkable. You can actually walk around it and inside the mountain. It has plants and vegetations circling the mouuntain. The floor and walkway can be quite slippery due to the watefalls. The temperature should also be considered when visiting sincethe waterfalls wll also make it colder inside.

Gardens by the Bay is easily accessible via public and private transport. The nearest MRT stations are Bayfront Station of blue line and Gardens by the Bay station of brown line.

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Post by karla t. | Oct 31, 2024