Supertree Grove

Overall, it was a really pleasant experience. We arrived around 6:00 p.m. and took some time to explore the surrounding area, especially the impressive super tree grove. The entry itself was completely free, but we did have to pay for access to the walkway that leads up to the top. However, I would definitely say it was worth every penny, as the view from up there was absolutely breathtaking.Once we were down we had something to eat from the restaurant and then sat and watched the light show at 7:30 p.m. in hindsight, it would have been nice to have been on the walkway to light show. We did see a few people up there.

SuperTree Grove is an incredible and unforgettable experience ,but in my opinion, it’s a bit overhyped. For the best photos, definitely bring a GoPro or a good camera, because your phone just won’t do it justice once you’re there. Tips before you go: Do your research on where to stand. If you want the best views and photos, it matters where you position yourself right under the trees or up on the bridges can make a huge difference in your shots. Despite the high price and the fact it’s extremely crowded, it’s still worth visiting. The atmosphere and views are amazing just go in with the right expectations and plan ahead for photos. Would I recommend it? Yes but only if you’re prepared for crowds and come equipped to take great pictures.

Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay is truly a breathtaking sight and one of Singapore’s most iconic attractions. The towering vertical gardens are a perfect blend of nature, sustainability, and futuristic design, making the area feel almost otherworldly. During the day, the Supertrees are impressive with their intricate structures and surrounding greenery, but they become absolutely magical at night when they light up during the Garden Rhapsody show. The light and music show is well-coordinated and captivating, creating a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. Walking along the OCBC Skyway offers stunning panoramic views of the gardens and the city skyline, especially at sunset. The entire area is clean, well maintained, and easy to explore, with plenty of space to relax and take photos.

Go there in the evenings when the weather is cooler, and ideally on a clear day... It's an outdoor place to rains will play spoilsport if it is overcast. Having said that. The rains usually don't last long during Nov - Feb time. It's a good touristy thing to do in Singapore. The evening light show is great. Especially during festive times when they play thened music and co-ordinated lights. Great place for photoops ... Don't miss the large park and green section around the Supertree grove. It's great for a casual stroll with family and kids. Pathways, greenery, art installations, Water bodies, fountains... It's for it all.

Absolutely amazing place to explore and visit at anytime of the day. We explored the grove at night and got to admire the Christmas show and listen to the carols being played. We returned the next day whilst enroute to the Cloud Forest and enjoyed looking at those trying out the Skyway.

Lovely place to visit during the day and at night for the light show. The Super trees are in the Gardens By The Bay and we spent most of the day there, entry was free but there are other exhibits that you have to pay for, like the flower dome and cloud forest. We were pleased we went, but be prepared to walk a lot.

This entire area is fantastic! Pathways through gardens that lead you through pleasant gardens. For a reasonable fee you can access the pod or the elevated pathway. The views are worth the price of admission. We traversed to elevated path and we're rewarded with what we saw. Harbour and abundant gardens sprawling below.

Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay is the kind of place that humbles you a little—towering metal “trees” draped in greenery, set against the Singapore skyline, both wild and engineered. By day they shade you and offer dramatic silhouettes; by night they glow in unison in the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show, transforming the grove into a living canvas of color and music. I walked among them just before dusk. Taking the OCBC Skyway, suspended 22 meters up, gave me the weirdly thrilling feeling of walking on air between giant trunks, all while the gardens and city unfold beneath your feet. The Supertree Observatory up on the tallest tree gives you a 360° panorama that makes you pause and lean on the railing. What makes the experience stick is how gracefully it weaves nature and technology. Some Supertrees harvest solar energy, others collect rainwater, and many act as cooling vents—all while housing ferns, orchids, vines and more. You feel the scale of the ambition behind it. Be sure to time your visit so you’re in the grove before 7:30pm. The light show starts at 7:45 pm (and again at 8:45 pm), and it’s magical—those moments when the trunks light up in rhythm with music, you realize the design isn’t just for show. Crowds gather early, so grab a spot on the turf or benches ahead of time. Whether it’s your first visit or fiftieth, Supertree Grove has a way of resetting you—to the wonder of engineered nature, to a city imagining green futures, and to moments you won’t mind standing still for.

A must-visit when in Singapore. There is plenty of area to roam and explore for free. Depending on the time you have and money you're willing to spend, there is also plenty more paid attractions such as the Cloud Forest worth adding on. You'll need to keep in mind that all the free attractions are outdoor and it's always hot in Singapore. They do an amazing job lighting things up at night, so I'd recommend both a morning and evening visit. MRT stops right in the center and it is easy to grab a Grab (their Uber) from a variety of points in the Gardens.

It's not a proper visit to Singapore if you don't go to gardens by the bay at some point. It's a HUGE expanse of greenery so you can walk a long time and see a lot! I love the super trees, and the indoor botanical garden was my favorite - it's a nice break from the heat too, because it's always so humid in Singapore... but inside the Flower Dome, it's actually air conditioned and not hot like a greenhouse. The flowers are just stunning and the whole expanse is very walkable! I really enjoyed the giant indoor waterfall across the way in the Cloud Forest dome as well. Of note - to go into the flower dome, or any of the other "dome" experiences, you have to buy separate tickets (or a ticket package). It's kind of expensive, if memory serves it was like $60 USD for two of the 4-5 experiences they had available. Was worth it in my opinion, but doing every experience would be both expensive, and exhausting since the heat/humidity while walking around really saps your energy! One other note: at the ticket area near the flower dome/Cloud Forest, there's a little cafe with snacks and ice cream. I am a total sucker for floral flavors, so the floral ice creams were right up my alley! I got a double scoop (2 flavors) of ice cream, the orchid vanilla and the cherry blossom. They're sweet and floral - I just love it. Great given the heat too! They do NOT let you sample any of the ice creams though so beware of that. Overall: gardens by the bay are super cute! Wear comfy walking shoes, or pay for the driven tour cause it's a LOT of walking. You'll get great pics though!

We spent 36 hours in Singapore last month, landing early in the morning after a short red-eye. Tired and unshowered, with hours to go until we could get into our hotel room, we took the subway to Gardens by the Bay. This was the right call, as it turned out: a morning visit when the heat was reasonable, a few hours before the promised afternoon rain. As first-time tourists, we were also happy to check Singapore's number one attraction off our list. The place was spectacular, a 260-acre park dense with both plant life and architectural splendor. We'd been to the United Arab Emirates the week before and seen the Dubai Miracle Garden, an expression of floral opulence from the people who brought us the Burj Khalifa. Gardens by the Bay had the same over-the-top ethos, but it made the Dubai garden look like a small, charming amusement park. Tickets were quite expensive, with most of the individual attractions priced a la carte. We bought combo tickets for the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, at $59 (SGD)--about $44 (USD)--apiece. We added the Supertree Observatory and the OCBC Skyway, which each cost another $14 (SGD) per ticket. Resident prices were considerably lower, which makes sense. If I lived in Singapore, my kids would grow up playing in the Gardens. If you've seen Crazy Rich Asians (or, I don't know, googled Singapore, you've probably come across pictures of Gardens by the Bay and its distinctive Supertrees, striking tree-like structures that serve as vertical gardens teeming with orchids and myriad other plants. We started our visit at the Supertree Observatory in the tallest of the eighteen Supertrees, going up to a rooftop deck with breathtaking views of Singapore. We didn't make it to the Marina Bay Sands on this trip, but we did get some good pictures with it from the Supertree (it is, it must be said, a very cool but very ugly building). We hit the OCBC Skyway next, getting the outdoor stuff out of the way while it was comparatively cool (sweltering hot by most standards) and not raining. This was an aerial walkway suspended between two Supertrees, with more lovely views. The giant shell-like glasshouses of the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome form the other salient architectural feature of Gardens by the Bay. We spent most of our visit walking through this conservatory complex, which was genuinely astonishing. The Cloud Forest offered a multi-story walk in the clouds, with a meticulously controlled tropical mountain climate, achieved with the help of periodic misting that gave it a Jurassic Park vibe (there was a light Jurassic Park--or at least Jurassic--motif running throughout the Gardens). We started at the top and wound down through the varying elevations, passing the giant indoor waterfall several times--apparently the second-tallest indoor waterfall in the world, after the Rain Vortex at the Changi Airport, which we saw the next day. The whole place was ragingly lush, with everything from carnivorous plants to countless varieties of orchids. Tons of stuff for the 'gram, what with the waterfall and the plant walls, plus Chihuly glass and a room full of stalagmites and stalactites. The Flower Dome is the world's largest glass greenhouse, and it was sumptuous and impressive, with a sunny garden party atmosphere. We're from California and enjoyed the California garden, as well as the other regional gardens on display. I especially liked the many baobabs. The plants were interspersed with animal sculptures that were somehow not that cheesy. There was an Alice in Wonderland display, as well as a prominent Yayoi Kusama sculpture of a girl in colorful polka dots. The Flower Dome also has a space for a rotation of seasonal displays. We were there at the end of the Carnival of Flowers, an Australian carnival-themed floral show featuring kangaroos, a ferris wheel, and a merry-go-round (none real, but nice to look at). The Flower Dome ticket included entry into the Monet experience, which is what it sounds like, one of those pretty but soulless art attractions made for social media. We browsed the gift shop and picked up a few souvenirs, including a post card and magnets and glow-in-the-dark T-shirts for our kids (surprisingly a much smaller selection of these for children than for adults). I loved the two women who helped us out, the no-nonsense older lady who knew exactly what sizes to get for our boys off the top of her head, and the younger cashier who checked us out with the lithe efficiency of a Vegas dealer. We spent a good two hours at Gardens by the Bay, moving at a fairly brisk clip. It was a marvelous, one-of-a-kind place, a must-visit for anyone passing through Singapore. I kept thinking about how much my sons would enjoy it, and I hope to take them one day. I want to see their faces when they walk into the Cloud Forest and look up at that waterfall.

Definitely one of my favorite activities of my trip. There's so much to see and do! Whether you have kids or just looking for a cool thing to do this is a must see when you're in Singapore. I think about gardens by the bay at least once a day. It puts American parks shame. there are so many free options of things to do plus an amazing food court and so many options for free!

Definitely recommend going to see it at night. We weren't able to see everything since we cut it too close to closing time but was able to see glimpses of the show. It also has a catwalk to MBS so it's pretty convenient if that's where you're heading to afterwards.

Tons to discover! Check out the towering supertrees that'll blow your mind, an indoor waterfall that'll make you go 'wowzers', and iconic conservatories that'll make you feel like you're in a real-life fantasy world. All thanks to some amazing engineering and architecture that lets plants from around the world thrive in the tropics.

Was I glad I went? Sure. But the light show at sunset at the SuperTrees is one of the main reasons to go here, and after putting in 20,000 steps after a long day, it's nice to plop yourself down to watch the show. There's so much to see and do here, so give yourself at least an entire day to explore everything from the timed ticketed entrances to different shows. I love that if you're lucky, the river will give off a light breeze to help with the stultifying heat and humidity. LOTS OF WALKING.

Not to be missed! Come both during the day and at night to enjoy the Gardens in different settings.

My first time visiting Gardens by the Bay - August 2024. I was at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and the shopping center has a connection where you can just take a few steps and voila - you are now at Gardens by the Bay. Unfortunately, it was raining on and off that day so I didn't get the chance to explore this spectacular place. Also channeling my 'Crazy Rich Asian' life haha.

After spending a morning at the Singapore Zoo, where we got glimpses of the famous white tigers, rode a tram around the zoo's 69-acre pioneering open-concept zoo lush landscapes, and watched the amusing trained sea lion performances, a sightseeing stop at the spectacular Gardens By The Bay rewarded us. The admission fee was S$32 per adult, which was included in our excursion. We've been to the Gardens By The Bay's Supertree Grove nighttime light show and wandered through both the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest during a previous visit, but this time, we got a different perspective of the gardens during the daytime. We entered the Flower Dome, exploring unique plants native to the Mediterranean region, South African savannahs, and dry, arid deserts. There were colorful blooming flowers everywhere, and since we were visiting in April, the central exhibit featured Spring-blooming tulips associated with Netherlands-like decor. The wholly indoor and climate-controlled dome is comfortable to stroll through while admiring the flowers and plants and, fortunately, also provides many as a respite from the sun-scorching outdoor heat. As much as I enjoyed the beautiful flowers in the Flower Dome, I preferred wandering through the Cloud Forest, where the world's tallest indoor waterfall flows, and seeing the exotic, tropical, and lush plants found in tropical mountain regions from around the globe from elevated pathways. We avoided some crowds waiting at the elevators to ascend the waterfall pathway by taking the staircases as we regained our energy by cooling down in the Flower Dome. While walking down the elevated path, we were well above treetops and could view our next destination in the garden, the Skytree Observatory. I can't decide which view I prefer between nighttime and day since the gardens look different based on the light source. But, whenever you choose to explore the gardens, you'll undoubtedly treat your senses to the beauty of Mother Nature.

It's not for everyone. Family, yes. Couples, yes. Young kids, yes. Grown adults... probably not. All that said - If you have time and have young kids, this is a great show before heading back to your hotel. We went from the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome to the Super Trees for a night show. It was hot and muggy... we made it for the first showing at 7:45... Everyone just lays down on the ground... without a blanket... on that hard and dirty floor... I'm not a fan so we stood.. while the kids sat down. It's basically 3 trees that are coordinated to a music medley... of old school jams... if this is your kind of thing... worth a visit. I was bored. But glad my kid enjoyed it. Fair warning, it's a mad dash exit and pile on to get your "grab" back to the hotel or your destination. Or walk, or take the MTR or wait it out... it's insane. #travellog #singapore #supertreegrove #tourist

One of the main attractions in Singapore. First timers here. We were lucky enough to be staying at the Marina Bay hotel which is connected via bridge and walkway. -can be very crowded on elevators & inside - wear comfortable shoes !!! (Your bunions will thank me ) - you can walk around park for free -pick and choose or can go to all attractions -We did 2 that were next to each other $59 cloud forest & monet attraction - purchase tickets via app with promo codes if you can find them -we went late in the day to watch the free light show (530-6pm) the first day & area we wanted was sold out - bring a small mat or blanket as you will be sitting on floor gazing up if you're not early enough to get a bench

These beautiful gardens are free to visit at any time of day. There are regular light shows at the super trees so check the schedule for them. You might run into large monitor lizards near the ponds, but don't be afraid of them. There's regular food and drink stands, plus a nicer food court. You can reach the gardens over a bridge from the Shops at Marina Bay (us the escalators in the Shops and get to the roof, then follow the path), or by going through the metro station underground (Bayfront station). Bring a hat or umbrella for sun or rain. You will sweat walking around here! See my photos for a map posted near one of the entrances.

3.7 stars So, if you don't think you'll ever come back to visit Singapore after visiting once, then I would definitely recommend visiting Gardens By The Bay and pay for all the attractions. This can definitely be a full day event if you're up for it. Also a paradise for the garden/plant enthusiasts and horticulturists alike. However, I felt meh with this garden. It was hot and humid. Everything was a money trap. You have to pay to get on the bridge, pay for flower dome and sky dome and the skyview. We only went on the bridge which turned out to be $14 SGD per person (or was it $24pp?). I can't remember, but maybe the flower dome was $27 SGD per person? Yeah... I think it could be worth it if I was into plants. Otherwise, this is a tourist trap.

This is a must-see attraction in Singapore. The park is close to the Marina Bay mall and the associated hotel. There are experiences here for kids and adults. There is quite a variety of different plants and waterfalls, and we also saw the Monet art display show while there. It is a great way to see remarkable nature and sustainable issues. The tree walk is well worth the time to see Singapore a bit from above.

Get transported into the magical world of Gardens by the bay. Wow!! What an incredible, iconic place to visit in Singapore. We had limited time as our flights were delayed, but we were lucky to arrive at the Golden Hour. So beautiful to walk through the gardens as the sun was setting. Floral Fantasy. The Cloud Forest. Supertree Grove. Dragonfly and Kingfisher Lakes. Serene Garden. The Canyon. So many stunning gardens. Since we had very limited time, we mainly explored the Cloud Forest and the Supertree Grove. The Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay created an immersive experience inspired by the movie Avatar. So interesting to see the mystical world of Pandora brought to life across the iconic cascading waterfalls, beautiful gardens and elevated walkways in the Cloud Forest. Separated into five zones, a life-size banshee welcomes visitors to the World of Pandora. Loved the beautiful pathways lit up at night in a splash of colors. As you explore each zone, there are docents that operate a puppet baby banshee and baby viperwolf as well as other audio and visual representations of the film. Cute to snap a selfie. Other highlights included the cavern with stalagmites and stalactites, the collection of white Dale Chihuly glass and the Orchid Haven. The "Cloud Mountain" itself is amazing. It is covered in orchids, ferns, mosses and bromeliads. I bet without the Avatar Experience, it still would have been amazing. Afterwards, we headed to the Supertree Grove for the sound and light show. AMAZING!! Loved the free Garden Rhapsody light-and-sound show where the trees "come alive" dancing to the music nightly. It is also so interesting how these artificial trees mimic natural plants. The Supergrove Trees harness solar energy by using photovoltaic cells. They also collect rainwater for use in irrigation and fountain displays It was the perfect way to spend the evening after a long day of travel. Relaxing and enjoying a night at Gardens by the Bay.

The Gardens by the Bay stands at the foot of the gigantic Marina Bay Sands hotel (that looks like a cruise ship on stilts), but the Gardens are just as impressive. As you walk around the Gardens on the ground, you'll see the recognizable buildings around you, but you'll also be treated across the bay to eye melting views of the Singapore skyline, dominated by the Singapore Flyer ferris wheel (probably the best spot for a photo of it). The most iconic feature in the Gardens by the Bay (that you've probably seen in travel shows and snaps) is the Supertree Grove. These are 80-150 feet high tree-like lighted structures so they definitely dominate that area of the Gardens. You feel so tiny walking under these gorgeous behemoths. They are a sight to behold during daylight hours, but when they're lit up at night, it's a whole different experience. The other impressive sight (inside and out) is the Flower Dome conservatory. It's an interior greenhouse (the largest greenhouse in the world, btw), in a dome like glass structure. Inside the Flower Dome there are countless plants and flora being protected in the perfectly temperate Mediterranean climate. And finally, the other neatest feature is the Cloud Forest. It also is a glass greenhouse that is higher but more narrow than the Flower Dome. It features the Cloud Mountain in the middle, which is made up of flowers, ferns, and other plant life, and has a beautiful waterfall tumbling down its front. There are so many amazing sights in the Gardens by the Bay, you can definitely spend an entire day here. Just remember that it looks very different during the day than at night, so I recommend going in the afternoon into the evening!

A must-do when in Singapore! We attended the night light show, but ended up being in the wrong location, so we only caught the end. It was still beautiful! The Cloud Dome was closed when we visited, so we just did the Flower Dome. Very pretty and a wide variety of flowers/plants! I think I would've enjoyed the Cloud Dome more, but the Flower Dome is perfect for garden enthusiasts.

Wow! How is this attractive attraction free?! It's gorgeous! And the lighting of the super trees after dark is just magical! I originally was in the area in the early afternoon but decided that it would be better to come back in the early evening and boy was I right! You can enter the garden free of charge but to do the skywalk will cost you SGD 12. Not sure if the observatory also charges (it was down for maintenance) but keep that in mind. I did pay for the skywalk but I timed my entry (15 min limit up top, loosely enforced) for golden hour and was struck with awe at the top! The view of the city is striking and you also get a super close view of the canopies from the super trees which is pretty neat! The orange and pink hues from the sunset were just sprinkles on top to be honest! Additionally, the vertical gardens are marvelous! It was super cool seeing flowers bloom so high up! Generally I also love that Singapore places so much focus on replanting enough trees and greenery to match what was displaced while building some of their fascinating buildings. Definitely visit if you can!

Wish I had checked Yelp prior to going because I had no idea it was a free garden! The website made it seem like you had to pay just to enter. Of course there are areas where you have to pay. Came on the day of Mid Autumn Festival and it was packed as they had an event that evening. Evening to night is truly the best time to see the giant trees lit up. Everywhere was scenic, lush, and beautiful-I'm glad I got to visit this iconic place and found that it was not necessary to pay to enter the other spaces as it was already an enjoyable garden park already.

Beautifully well maintained replica of ecosystem. Must visit for women who loves plants.

When in Singapore, definitely have to check out Gardens by the Bay. It is a huge beautiful park. A lot of scenic views. Get your cameras ready! There are things to do/see around the park. Some require admission fee. Supertree Grove skyway, Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, etc. The Garden Rhapsody light show at night is free. Because the park is so big and there are so much things to do, it can take at least a day. My family and I didn't have enough time to check out everything but it was a good experience.

I've been tardy, and this review is as laggy as a dial up connection. This attraction is worth it. Yes, there is a ton of people, and it takes aways from the experience when one is visiting a garden. Then again, if you've been to Singapore.... it is crowded everywhere. If I was a mosquito, i would wanna be in Singapore, cos there is no shortage of food. We visited during Chinese New Year, and they had a special exhibit going on, and a nite event, and it was ... crowded. Getting in was not an issue, the lines were fast, and again like everything else in Singapore.. it was efficient. The line was approx 2000km long, but it was moving at light speed, so that's good. Once inside, it was smaller than expected. The plants were healthy, the paths were wide, you can go at your own pace. Do take your time, they;ve gathered a formidable collection of plants from all over the world. Like all 4 corners of the world, all staged for your enjoyment, so you better line it.. hmmph. The blooms that was in season were the spring season , Chinese New Year theme when I visited. Stunning, color, variation, and all super healthy. If you are on the fence.. don;t be. Bring everyone. I mean.. its worth a visit. They had peonies when it was off season. An amazing feat actually.

Gardens by the Bay is a must do regardless of how short your itinerary is in Singapore. It really represents Singapore. It's green friendly, modern and futuristic. You can easily spend an entire day here. There are so many things to do regardless of how the climate is. Plenty of walking in any kind of garden you choose in the world during the day, musical light shows at night or open air theater shows in the evening.

A must visit when you're in Singapore. Essentially Marina Bays is a must visit in general. Worth visiting during the day and at night. The Cloud Forest is highly recommended to visit to stay in an AC building, views, and exotic plants. I opted for the OCBC Skyway if you're not afraid of heights and a swaying skyway for some amazing views and photo ops. Watching the Supertree Grove light and sound show is a must, but you need to get to a seating location early if you want a good spot.

Absolutely amazing cloud garden with stunning orchids and trees. A beautiful place. Pleased we went early so no queues and peaceful. Bloom garden also beautiful but shame that part of it was closed for a private function.

You're in Singapore, so you must absolutely go to Gardens By The Bay! This place is so big, unique, and interesting for all ages. I recommend spending at least half a day here as there is a lot of ground to cover. I like the big "trees" that look like the Tallnecks from the Playstation video game: Horizon. To make the most of your time, I would get tickets in advance and do the Cloud forest first. (the coolest exhibit; I went during the Avatar theme). This place definitely makes Singapore another go-to city.

The Gardens by the Bay is a 'must see'! There are a few exhibits 'Avatar' and seasonal 'Sakura' ALL ABOUT CHERRY BLOSSOMS! It think the best ticket IMHO is the cloud forest skywalk! The sky too views are priceless and it participation is based on the weather (pick a good sunny day)! You will need a few hours to fully enjoy if you plan to get tickets to exhibits! Be prepared to get your steps in...lots of walking involved!

This was a highlight of our short trip to Singapore. I'm not sure where to begin as the complex is so massive. We started at the Flower Dome (fee area), where we literally spent hours. There were two levels of themed indoor gardens to explore and to take photos. We explored slowly, both to enjoy the exhibits but also to explore the oppressive Singapore heat and humidity! We then went outside to explore some of the FREE outdoor areas -- which included a walk through the Kingfisher Wetlands, and photos bear the floral clock. Later, we enjoyed the FREE light and music show at the Supertree Grove. Tip: get there early for good seats. (Most people sit on the edges of the giant flower planters). By then, I was tired but we had already purchased tickets to the Supertree observatory. You go up an elevator to an open upper area with magnificent views of the Singapore skyline, Ferris wheel, and other attractions. The evening lights were magical. I took a ton of somewhat obstructed photos before realizing that there is another level that you could take stairs up to with unobstructed views. A good excuse to take more photos.

When you think of Singapore, shopping and eating come immediately to mind. The food culture is simply overwhelming here with restaurants everywhere: hotels, hawker centers, malls, MRT stations, and yes standalone restaurants. Some big food courts even have smaller food courts inside. Don't get me started on the malls either - imagine the Las Vegas strip with casinos replaced by malls. That's like Orchard Road. To take a break from all this and get back to nature, I highly recommend Gardens By the Bay. They have multiple ticket options and you can easily spend 1 hour to an entire day here. The Gardens, and the neighboring Marina Bay Sands lights up at night. Highlights of my visit: * The lowest price ticket is Floral Fantasy. You get entrance through an indoor conservatory with some very artistic floral arrangements, complete with waterfalls, statues, and sounds. Lots of places for selfies and Instagram-worthy pictures. At the end, there's a cool 4D virtual ride which provides a nice overview of the other exhibits. * The Poison Dart Frog exhibit was cool, showing multiple species of this tiny, but dangerous animal. The Gold one secretes enough poison to kill 10 people or 20,000 mice. * After that, its free to walk around the massive gardens yourself to check out those SuperTrees and some truly amazing outdoor art sculptures. * For food and drinks, try the Jurassic Food Court serving up 1-Michelin dishes like ramen, soya chicken, etc. at the various food stands. * You can get some nice shots of the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, and Singapore Flyer too. * Signage is good so you won't get lost wandering. It did take us a few iterations to find the entrance to the MRT station.

What an amazing place to visit! The cloud Forrest is a must see. I swear it was like walking into the future. Saw this place on a Netflix show called Feeding Phil and had to check it out.

Exceptional ambiance and multitudes of food options. Great place to go. We visit every time when in Pensacola.

Gardens by the Bay is a must visit for me every time I'm in Singapore. It's free to explore most of the grounds, and they're absolutely stunning. I love coming in the evening to attend the light show in Supertree Grove. It's free to watch and makes for such a fun activity. The Cloud Forest Dome and Flower Dome are both beautiful and worth the visit. It's around $34/person for entry to both domes. Currently they have an exhibition in the Flower Dome called Tulipmania until May 26. It's gorgeous and transports you to the Netherlands. I definitely recommend making a visit if you can while they still have Tulipmania! Regardless, it's a wonderful place to visit year round.

This is a must see. Great experiense to be hear in the garden. Watch the video below, but you need to see it in person. https://rumble.com/v5bdx4k-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay.html

Outstandingly beautiful and out of this world. i felt like i was walking through the avatar rainforest. it's massive gorgeous and detailed with indoor waterfalls and plants from every corner of the world. I was in Singapore a few months ago but it just seemed like yesterday. We got tickets through viator which is a third party but it includes the full tour of the gardens. Flower dome is a beautiful walk through where you can see all the flowers from different countries even different theme arrangements. Luckily we went near Christmas and New Years so they had the cutest elf spring theme and reindeer sleigh theme. It was so huge you literally can get lost. From desert flowers to holland tulips and Italian greenery. They have so much things you can learn. Cloud forest- The other part of the tour was like walking into the avatar movie. the waterfalls and sounds were so amazing. You can literally walk up to the 6th floor and reach the very top of the Forest dome. There are also elevators to make it easier for those tho can not walk too much or those with strollers. Each floor had something so cool to see. you can literally touch the leaf pad and it takes your hand warmth to generate light all throughout the forest. Also there is a floor where you can see an actual avatar flying dino with its eggs. A simulator where you can turn into an avatar and just so much to mention. It's definite must see and out of this world!

This is the most iconic spot in Singapore, in my opinion. As in, if you only have a short amount of time and can only make it to ONE place, this would be it. The main attractions are the very famous super grove trees, cloud forest, flower dome, floral fantasy, and OCBC skyway (walkway). Aside from this there are also many smaller attractions like garden areas, pathways, and more. You could easily spend a whole day here if you really wanted to explore. You could also do it in a couple hours too. I'd personally recommend about 3 hours to hit the main parts. Admission to the park itself is free, however you will have to buy tickets for the bigger attractions like some of the ones mentioned above. The super trees are free though! I think that's pretty cool since they are probably the most well-known image you'd think of. You can buy these other tickets ahead online, and that's very convenient. They have several options depending on what all you want to do. I'd say my favorite ticket item was the cloud forest (which is typically sold in combination with the flower dome) and the OCBC skyway. I just loved being among those super trees I had seen in photos so many times. I almost forgot! They also have a light show at the trees 2x every night. Again since the super tree area is free, the show is too! It was really cool. When I was there, the show was about featuring different Asian countries. It felt very fitting since I was hopping around to some of these countries at the time :)

Great attraction, easy access in and out, better at night when it's cooler. Many difference experiences possible.

This was probably the coolest botanical garden I have ever been to! I believe the most popular attractions are the flower dome and cloud forest. Since we had a lot of time in Singapore, we also got tickets for floral fantasy and the OCBC skyway. Singapore is very hot and humid and I was a little worried since I thought all the plants would be in a warm greenhouse and it turned out I was completely wrong! I'm not sure how it was possible but there was ac inside flower dome, cloud forest, and floral fantasy! They were having an avatar exhibit in the cloud forest when I visited and it was very cool! If you would like to take some pictures for your instagram, highly recommend the floral fantasy! They had a lot of setups there that would make the perfect instagram photos! If you're debating between going to the OCBC skyway or the supertree grove, I would recommend the OCBC skyway! I think that's the best way to take pictures with the supertree! The garden was huge so I would recommend to plan to stay there for at least 2-3 hours.

If you come to Singapore, you have to check this place out. If you don't have time, I'd just check out the Cloud Forest and the OCBC Skyway. If you can, come in the evening for the Supertree light show at 7:45 PM. I came here, via MRT, on a late Monday afternoon in early December 2022. Apparently if it rains, you will not be granted access to the OCBC Skyway. At the time I went, there was a Christmas thing going on so there was no reentry after leaving the Supertree Grove area, which something I did not know about. They made me pay another $12 on top of everything else to get back into the Supertree area for the 7:45 PM light show. This place is huge. Give yourself plenty of time and where good walking shoes. I didn't get to see the Floral Fantasy but if I ever go back to Singapore I'd probably try that one. The guy I bought tickets from didn't recommend that one so I didn't check it out.

Step into the world of avatar at Gardens by the Bay Singapore Sometimes these things can be a bit underwhelming and I was very hesitant to even buy a $20 ticket (yes I know.. I'm cheap). But WOW this is amazing, so glad we did! & @ & + : - newest avatar experience till Sep'23 only - 1.5 million plants - walk 72 feet above ground on the supertree - 50 acres - buggy available if you don't want to walk between attractions : - FREE for light show & outdoor area under the "supertrees" - US$20 for each attraction i.e. cloud gate, flower dome - US$2 for small buggy to save time walking in (recommend) - US$40 for newest Avatar experience with statues, lit eggs - MRT or their subway & 15 min walk - Grab taxi for $15 - 30min walk from downtown - while there's some food here, don't expect to eat inside :) - make sure to plan at least 2-3 hours here & wear comfy shoes - go on an early weekday so you avoid all the tour groups - 8pm light shows are usually quite busy. Go through the dragonfly bridge into the supertree observatory & enjoy a nice lie down on beautiful large wooden benches slightly earlier - go to Marina Bay Sands rooftop or Ritz Carlton for nice cocktails before going to the light show

A must see night show. They have to wait until dark before the show can start. You can enjoy the other two attractions before the night show. You can do this a day trip. They have more than few spot for food. They have hawker center, which you should try their satay (cheap and tasty) and beer. As reminder, the weather is always hot and a lot of walking. Make sure you wear something comfortable. You can take different MRT to get to this location or walk from MBS hotel. The skywalk ticket booth is nearby the tree and not at the main ticket location.

Gardens By The Bay is one of the spots you must stop at while visiting Singapore! It is a mix of botanical gardens and Avatar-inspired trees that light up the night every night. I was lucky to go during the holidays so they had large holiday decorations, lights, and live music. There are different tunnels to go through that also light up as well. There is an additional cost to go on the sky deck which is the upper part of the Avatar "trees" where you can cross bridges. It might not be for the faint of heart for those who don't like heights but I am sure the water and city view is breathtaking. You can easily spend an evening here and grab some great photo and video ops. The entrance is fairly close to Marina Bay Sands so you can couple up the excursion together if you decide to do both (or are staying at Marina Bay Sands).

Easily one of the best gardens you will ever see (probably the best ever) You can visit the gardens for free with exception of the cloud forest, flower garden & super trees. First visit to the Gardens by the bay could easily be a while or at least half day experience. I only went for 2-3 hours and that wasn't enough. Next time I visit I look to stay longer. The gardens are huge with many different types of gardens and tons of food options. For food I just opted for shake shack, but they have a food court, hawker center and other popular dinning options on the site. If you could only do one ticketed event I would have to say it would need to be the cloud forest. A rain forest dome with a mountain you can scale on the center with a multi story water fall. We probably spent most of our time here and it speaks to just how grand things are in Singapore. I did see the flower dome which was really good, but not as impressive as the cloud forest. Back in the States we have the Bellagio gardens in Vegas which is what this reminded me of. One word of advice is the gardens grounds are huge and it can be easy to get lost especially at night which happened to me. The night time show with the super trees is nice, but not necessarily a must. During my time I've seen a lot of beautiful gardens but nothing like this. This is the one major attraction in Singapore that if you could only visit one you must see!

This is the absolute best attraction in all of Singapore! These beautiful gardens have so much to offer and you could spend multiple days exploring this place and never get bored. There is everything for everyone, and you can't come to Singapore without checking out the Gardens!

(4.25) ~ Very good Overall experience. Note: You need tickets for Cloud Forest; Flower Dome; & Supertree. And there are a number of Food / Restaurant options available on the grounds too. Our favorite was the Jurassic Nest Food Hall with several Michelin Starred Hawker stalls;)

This is a review of the light show of the Super Trees. Light show is daily. Times are 7:45pm and 8:45pm. During the winter holidays they had added a later time. The show only lasts 10 minutes. I believe each night the display is different. This was my first visit but came with a local who told me it was different than he remembered. There is also music with the lights and during Christmas, holiday music was played. We arrived at 8:30pm on Sunday night and there were a lot of people there. Some people have claimed seats but the show is best seen standing, though you may strain your neck a bit by looking up. Some people had hogged spaces by laying down so they can look up. Even at night, we were sweaty. It can get so humid here.

Likely the number one attraction in Singapore! Beautiful, unique , and not to be missed! It's a live garden so you would always see different flowers and plants at different times. I've come a few times and am always amazed by the designs and creative ideas - the vertical garden is especially amazing. Definitely a 5-star and must go place when in Singapore! Posting a few older photos from past visits, which many be a bit different from the current views.

Gardens by the Bay is a must-see when in Singapore! Located behind the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, the area is a short walk from the hotel. You can easily spend half a day or more visiting all the attractions, and my husband and I ended up splitting our visit into two days. One evening to see the Supertrees, walk the OCBC Skyway, and watch the light show, and a second day to visit the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. I used Klook to buy tickets to the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest and saved a decent amount off the door price. I think the best time to visit the Supertrees and walk the OCBC Skyway is sunset. You'll get those serene pictures of the trees lit up at night (they don't have the same effect during the day) and can catch the nightly 15 minute light show at either 7:45 or 8:45 pm. We did have to buy a separate ticket to go up to the OCBC Skyway and were limited to 15 minutes at the top to keep traffic flowing. The line however, moved pretty fast, and the walkway gave great views of the MBS Hotel and the bay and an aerial view of the trees. The Supertrees are mesmerizing when all lit up, and watching the free Garden Rhapsody light show with my husband was a nice and romantic way to start off our honeymoon. It is cherry blossom season in the Flower Dome, and there were a lot of flowers in bloom during my recent visit. The dome features plants and trees from around the world. It took us about 45 minutes to get through the exhibit, and we really liked seeing the Baobab trees and the dragon statue on display. The Avitar Experience at the Cloud Forest was a lot of fun. When we first walked in, we saw this massive indoor waterfall and felt like we had been transported to Pandora. Various Avitar characters are scattered throughout the exhibit, and there were opportunities to turn ourselves into an Avitar character and to fly a Banshee! We went up to the top of the waterfall and took the various pathways down. It was great to feel what it's like to be in the cloud forest and to see more great views of the bay. My husband and I spent slightly more than 1 hour in the cloud forest, but the experience could have taken much longer on a busy day. Both the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest exit into a gift shop, and I bought myself a set of Supertree stickers to remember the visit. There are plenty of food options on-site. We ate at the Jurassic Nest Hall, which allowed us to try several of Singapore's Michelin-rated places, including Hawker Chan's famous Soya Sauce Chicken and Tsuta's Soba Ramen. I was a little disappointed in the Soya Sauce Chicken, but my bowl of Tsuta Ramen was delicious! I ordered the original Truffle Shoyu Soba, and my husband had the crab soba. The soup base was rich in flavor, and the soba noodles were filling but not heavy like traditional ramen noodles. We also tried Took Lae Dee. I highly recommend their Pad See Ew as it was better than any Pad See Ew I've ever had in California. Gardens By the Bay was definitely one of the highlights of my trip, and by going on a weekday, we avoided the crowds!

This place is beautiful! You can buy your tickets online, which might be quicker. We wanted to ask if we could go see every exhibit, and if there was a combo rate. To save you the trouble, there isn't lol. There is probably 4 exhibits you can combine to get a better rate, but other than that you will have to buy the rest separately. The exhibits are all walking distance from one another, but you can buy the shuttle service if you have trouble or get tired from walking. They do recommend doing the walkway and the observation deck first due to the unpredictable weather in Singapore. The walkway was pretty scary, but surprisingly the observation deck wasn't. I would recommend doing the deck more than the walkway. Other than those two exhibits, everything else was indoors. While we were there, they had an aviator exhibit which we thought was really really cool. They have VR machines that turn you into an avatar. This place can get busy, and tickets can sell out. With your ticket, you can enter any time of day. Although I'm not too sure of in and out privileges. If your hungry, plenty of fast food restaurants like shake shack and McDonald's are located on the gardens as well.