A large botanical garden with a near-future theme.Gardens by the BayIt opened in June 2012. It's a 5-minute walk from Bay Front Station!
Supertree Grove can be seen even from a distance.
Admission to the park is free (some areas require a fee), and true to its theme, it features many unique, futuristic-looking buildings where you can enjoy observing plants.
Looking up from below, the Supertree Grove is home to a massive collection of trees, some reaching a height of 50 meters. Plants grow around the pink steel framework, and the design envisions that as the plants grow, the framework will eventually become invisible, making the trees appear even larger. At a height of 22 meters in the center of the trees is a circular railing, the "OCBC Skyway," a suspension bridge. It costs S$5 (approximately 400 yen) to cross, and is highly recommended for those who want to enjoy the view from the same eye level as the trees!
As you stroll through the park, you'll see a sky pool floating 200 meters above the ground, which is attracting a lot of attention.MARINA BAY SANDSIt made a brief appearance ♪
This is Cloud Forest, a paid attraction. It's a dome that recreates a low-temperature, high-humidity cloud forest, a type of tropical rainforest found in only about 2.51 TP3T of the world. The sight of a massive artificial waterfall cascading down a mountain approximately 35 meters high is truly breathtaking! A combined ticket for Cloud Forest and Flower Dome can be purchased for S1 TP4 T28 (approximately 2,240 yen).
The intricately crafted crocodile chair is exciting just to sit in!
You could try climbing a tree to compete with a giant ant (lol).
Many couples will likely be relaxing here, enjoying the scenery at a leisurely pace. It's a perfect date spot!
Don't forget the photo of Marina Bay Sands and the Supertree Grove together!
Surprisingly, this photo of me with the dragonfly turned out quite well! My partner really shines! (lol)
The large pond on the west side of the park is called Dragonfly Lake, and it is home to various aquatic creatures. The Dragonfly Bridge, which spans this pond, serves as a connecting bridge between the park and the 4th floor of the Marina Bay Sands hotel tower. Next, let's head to Marina Bay Sands, which is right in front of us!
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Gardens by the Bay
http://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en/home.html
