BOTANICAL GARDENS IN SINGAPORE

Visit Botanical Gardens in Singapore the first UNESCO World Heritage Site known for the stunning orchid garden, amazing tropical trees, plants, and wildlife. Located at the heart of the city of Singapore, Botanical Gardens offers an ideal place for visitors to explore the lush greenery in the middle of this urban setup. The park is best for families, and friends who want to have a good stroll or even have a picnic on its spacious grounds. This garden is well-curated in terms of the variety and the different garden themes such as Evolution Garden, Healing Garden, Fragrant Garden, etc. Visitors will have a good time exploring the different routes which makes it more interesting to discover.

Botanical Gardens In Singapore
  1. Where Is Botanical Gardens In Singapore
  2. How To Go Botanical Gardens
  3. Map of Botanical Gardens 
  4. Must Visit Place in Singapore Botanic Gardens
    A. Eco Lake
    B. Jacob Balla’s Children’s Playground
    C. Healing Garden
    D. Learning Forest
    E. National Orchid Gardens
  5. Conclusion

WHERE IS BOTANICAL GARDENS IN SINGAPORE

Botanical Gardens in Singapore is located in the central region of Singapore. It is situated near Orchard Road which is known as shopping district. The location of the gardens makes a great escape while being close to the urban heart of Singapore. The park is open daily from 5:00 AM to 12:00 Midnight and entry to the Botanic Gardens is Free.

HOW TO GO BOTANICAL GARDENS

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There are several options in getting to Botanical Garden in Singapore. Depending on visitors location and preferred mode of transport.

1. Take MRT
The most accessible way to visit Botanical Gardens in Singapore via public transport is through the Botanic Gardens MRT Station (Circle Line and Downtown Line). The Botanic Garden MRT station is situated along Bukit Timah road. The entrance to Botanical Gardens is just right outside the exit of the station which makes it conveniently accessible for all visitors.

Botanic Gardens Bus Stop At Bukit Timah

2. Ride Public Bus
On the other hand, several buses pass along Botanical Gardens visitors. Visitors can take the following bus routes:

Bus Stop: Botanic Gardens Stn Exit A: Buses 7, 75, 106, 123, 174, 174e, 174X, 852, 961, and 961C.
Bus Stop: Cluny Park: Bus 66.
Bus Stop: Tyersall Avenue: Bus 48.

3.By Car or Taxi
Visitors can also drive or take a taxi to the Singapore Botanical Gardens. The main entrance to the gardens is located at 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569.

There is ample parking available within the gardens for visitors, although parking can be limited during peak hours, so it’s best to arrive early if you’re driving.

MAP OF BOTANICAL GARDENS

Botanical Gardens In Singapore Park Map

BEST TIME TO VISIT

The early morning and late afternoon are the best time to visit the garden. During this time, visitors will experience cooler weather, lesser crowds and often take the opportunity to snap perfect photography for both sunrise or sunset. Also on weekdays expect less people making more peaceful time to explore the gardens without the weekend rush.

MUST VISIT PLACES INSIDE BOTANIC GARDENS IN SINGAPORE

Singapore Botanic Gardens Bukit Timah Entrance
Botanic Gardens UNESCO World Heritage Site Inscription
Park Directions At Botanical Gardens In Singapore

#1 BOTANIC GARDENS ECO LAKE

Eco Lake At Botanical Gardens In Singapore

The Botanic Garden Eco Lake is located just 5 minutes off from the entrance of Botanic Gardens MRT station. This lake offers a picturesque view of the calmness of the water with wildlife animals like tortoises and monitor lizards lying in the background. Around the lake is a wonderful place for people to have a picnic, and enjoy the serene view of the lake, especially in the late afternoon.

#2 JACOB BALLAS CHILDREN'S GARDEN

Jacob Ballas Childrens Garden Botanic Gardens Singapore

One of the FREE amenities inside the Botanical Garden is the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. It is designed specifically for children to have play, explore and learn around. The garden features interactive exhibits, water play areas, and educational programs that teach kids about plants and the environment. The playground is only intended for children with accompanying adults but adults alone are not allowed to enter. The garden is perfect for families with young children to explore and learn about the nature of the ecosystem.

#3 HEALING GARDEN

Healing Garden At Botanic Garden Singapore

As they all say nature is the best medicine, and the Healing Garden showcases medicinal plants across different varieties. These medicinal plants are used to cure different parts of the body, and also include the respiratory and reproductive systems. Most of the plants in the healing garden are found in Southeast Asia which is so-called rich in history. Visitors will find the place very informative, as there are signs and information written on the plant on how it supports for healing

#4 LEARNING FOREST

Rain Forest At Singapore Botanic Gardens

Inside the Botanical Garden, there is this Learning Forest where visitors can explore the different plants and tree species. As the name suggests, visitors will find it interesting to know and learn about all the planted trees in this area. Visitors will also find it easy to recognize the tree name as there are labels corresponding to the name of the tree. Walking along the forest path, visitors will find it clean and well maintained with several wildlife animals crossing around.

#5 NATIONAL ORCHID GARDEN

National Orchid Garden Singapore

The National Orchid Garden is one of the highlights and one must visit the garden when visiting the Botanical Gardens in Singapore. The garden is the home for 1,000 species, 2,000 hybrids of orchids and the famous Vanda Miss Joaquim – Singapore’s national flower. The orchids are stored in a controlled indoor area which helps the orchid grow healthy and bloom magnificently. Getting inside the National Orchid Garden requires an entrance fee of $5 for local adults and $15 for foreigners. The Orchid Garden is open from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM (Daily).

#5 SWAN LAKE

Swan Lake is one of the most picturesque and popular spots in the Botanical Gardens. Located in the central part of the gardens, this tranquil lake is home to swan and birds, creating a picturesque spot with scenic background. Around the lake is a popular spot for a leisurely stroll for visitors to unwind and enjoy the lush surroundings.

BOTANICAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES

Prive Restaurant At Singapore Botanic Gardens

Botanical Gardens offers a range of facilities and services designed to enhance visitor experiences, making it a welcoming destination for both locals and tourists. Restaurants and coffee shops which every visitors can enjoy good meal after day of exploring. The visitor’s center near the main entrance provides information about the gardens, as well as a small shop selling souvenirs and educational materials about plants.

FNIAL THOUGHTS

Walking to Symphony Theatre Botanical Gardens In Singapore

Botanical Gardens in Singapore is a truly gorgeous and amazing garden right in the uptown area of Singapore. Considering its UNESCO World Heritage site, the park entrance is absolutely FREE. Upon visiting the park, visitors will be surprised at how big and massive the park covers the wide variety of plants and trees. First-time visitors may be lost and confused as there are the different path that leads to different park themes. But for most seasoned visitors, visit the park for a morning leisure walk, while some are jogging around the area. Most of the areas are flat surfaces, but there are some which are hilly so if you have not yet visited the park, please go and see all the wonders that it can offer. If you are interested, Fort Canning Park is also a park located in the downtown area of Singapore.

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