Dive into the nature paradise in Singapore

Tourists call Singapore the 'Garden City'. The Gardens was first conceptualized in 2006 when an international competition was held to invite design ideas that would capture the essence of Singapore. Then exhibited to the public for their feedback, after which work on the Garden began was the perfect plan. This opened in 2011, The Garden consist of parks sprawled over a hundred hectares and is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Singapore. 

Here are the places you must visit in your Gardens:

Step into a magical world of blooming flowers and lush greenery at Gardens by the Bay. Among these exquisite attractions, the Flower Dome stands out as a marvel of engineering, holding the title of the world's largest glass greenhouse. This subtropical and Mediterranean conservatory is home to exotic flora from five continents across the world, including the Baobaba and Bottle Trees, the Succulent Garden, the Australian Garden, the South American Garden, the South Africa Garden, the Californian Garden, the Olive Grove, the Mediterranean Garden, and the Changing Flower Field Display.

Be amazed by the vivid floral displays that change periodically, showcasing the beauty of horticulture in a never-ending cycle of bloom and transformation. Don't miss the ancient thousand-year-old olive tree from Spain, which includes a touch of history to the already spectacular displays.