Early this week (13 May 2019) when I was in Singapore with family, we went to Gardens by Bay. Gardens by the Bay is a recent attraction added to the tourist map in Singapore. It is a nature park spanning 101 hectares (250 acres) in the Central Region of Singapore, adjacent to the Marina Reservoir.
The place is a bit outside the city centre, so you will be better off taking a taxi, you can go by MRT but you need to be ready for a 25 to 30 minutes walk from the nearest train station – I didn’t do my homework so I had to drag my wife and kid for a long in the humid climate and I irked their displeasure! Also, before you go, check their timings, to ensure all the attractions inside are open. I bought the tickets from Klook and there were good discounts.
The place is beautiful with thousands of flowers and plant varieties from around the world. The waterfall at the centre of the place is a 35-metre (115 ft) waterfall that provides visitors with refreshing cool air.
The interiors of Gardens by the Bay, Singapore
Venkatarangan in front of various plant varieties on display
Various plant varieties on display
A travelling family (La Famille De Voyageurs) display. The sculpture a gift from Changi Airport depicts a family before heading to the airport.
Skywalk
The giant waterfall
Views of the giant waterfall
Tulipmania 2019 – Step into an idyllic Dutch Countryside where you can see tulip bulbs, farm house and more.
Dutch Countryside
Various plant varieties on display
Display of shoes below a tree
Colourful flowers
Date palm
Souvenir shop for buying gifts
There is even a small bridge to cross
Venkatarangan in front of the displays and the Canopy
View of the Marina Bay Sands
View of the Singapore Flyer
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