Gardens by the Bay Singapore Ticket

Gardens by the Bay is situated on the waterfront of Marina Bay in the heart of Singapore, covering an area of 101 hectares. It comprises three waterfront gardens: Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden and Bay Central Garden, all connected together. Since its opening in 2012, it has welcomed a large number of visitors and is a key component of Singapore's vision to build a "City in a Garden".

Flower Dome:

One of the largest glass greenhouses in the world, covering 1.28 hectares. Its interior simulates the cool and dry climate of the Mediterranean, semi‑arid and subtropical regions. It showcases a wide variety of flora from five continents, including thousand‑year‑old olive trees, delicate magnolias, and orchids symbolising Singapore. The floral displays change with the seasons, making visitors feel as if they are in an eternal spring.

Cloud Forest:

Covering 0.8 hectares, this simulates the cool and moist climate of tropical mountain regions. The world's tallest indoor waterfall cascades down from a height of 35 metres, splashing water and creating a misty atmosphere that forms a magnificent rainbow under the sunlight. Strolling along the elevated walkways, visitors can view rare orchids, ferns and other alpine plants up close, as if stepping into a mysterious tropical rainforest.

Supertrees and Observatory Deck:

The Supertrees are tree‑shaped structures ranging from 25 to 50 metres in height, with distinctive designs that combine the form and function of mature trees. Some "canopies" are fitted with photovoltaic cells for nighttime lighting, while others are connected to the plant cold room system as exhaust vents. Ascending the 50‑metre‑high Supertree Observatory, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Gardens by the Bay and the cityscape of the Marina Bay area, where the bustling city and natural beauty complement each other in a mesmerising way.

Floral Fantasy:

This is a floral art space full of fantasy and creativity. It once hosted the "Disney Magical Garden" exhibition, which used nearly 30,000 plants and took 17,000 hours to create over 40 lifelike Disney and Pixar classic character topiaries. The exhibition features a "Singapore Flavour" zone that creatively blends Disney characters with Singaporean local delicacies. The layout of the park is ingenious, with winding paths, and features several distinctive garden landscapes such as the Flower Dance and Waltz, providing visitors with a multi‑sensory experience of sight, sound, smell and touch. It is a hugely popular photo‑taking spot.

Horticultural Exhibition Gardens:

This comprises two sections: the "Heritage Gardens" and the "World of Plants". The Heritage Gardens reflect the history, culture and colonial heritage of Singapore's four major ethnic groups through four gardens, including the Indian Garden, Chinese Garden, Malay Garden and Colonial Garden. The World of Plants, meanwhile, showcases the biodiversity of plants on Earth through six gardens, such as the Mystical Life of Trees, the Palm World, and the Secrets of the Underground World.

Gardens by the Bay also features two lake systems, Dragonfly Lake and Kingfisher Lake, which serve as natural filtration systems and promote biodiversity. In addition, several unique event venues have been designed here, such as "The Meadow", which can accommodate 30,000 people, and the indoor event space at Flower Dome. Every evening at 7:45pm and 8:45pm, the Supertree Grove hosts the OCBC Garden Rhapsody light and sound show, where colourful lights and music intertwine to deliver a spectacular audio‑visual feast for visitors.

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