Uniqueness of this attraction
Uniqueness of this attraction
Singapore Botanic Gardens is the nation’s oldest garden which is still well-maintained and visited by most tourists until today. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it consists of several attractions that are of scientific and with cultural importance.
Visitors can get the chance to witness the world’s largest orchid display located right here at the National Orchid Garden. There is something for everyone at the garden, as kids will enjoy learning all about plants at the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A perfect place to take a break from the concrete jungle, immerse yourself in one of Singapore’s iconic nature landmarks!
Feel free to explore its various attractions housed within the vicinity of Singapore Botanic Gardens. The Learning Forest offers visitors to go on boardwalks and elevated walkways to explore the rainforest habitat. There is also a Healing Garden where you can enjoy a retreat and discover over 400 types of medicinal plants. If you have more time to spend, take a tour at SBG Heritage Museum and CDL Green Gallery to experience an interactive learning session about various plants.
Visitors can get the chance to witness the world’s largest orchid display located right here at the National Orchid Garden. There is something for everyone at the garden, as kids will enjoy learning all about plants at the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A perfect place to take a break from the concrete jungle, immerse yourself in one of Singapore’s iconic nature landmarks!
Feel free to explore its various attractions housed within the vicinity of Singapore Botanic Gardens. The Learning Forest offers visitors to go on boardwalks and elevated walkways to explore the rainforest habitat. There is also a Healing Garden where you can enjoy a retreat and discover over 400 types of medicinal plants. If you have more time to spend, take a tour at SBG Heritage Museum and CDL Green Gallery to experience an interactive learning session about various plants.
Other things to do here?
Other things to do here?
Singapore Botanic Gardens is strategically located nearby other tourist attractions in Central Singapore. After a leisurely stroll in the gardens, you can head over to the Southern Ridges for a magnificent view of Singapore. Or visit the nearby Orchard Road, Singapore’s famous shopping belt to splurge at the many shops and restaurants. For art enthusiasts, get your dose of art-ventures by exploring the Redsea Gallery and MAD Museum of Art & Design nearby.
What to bring home?
What to bring home?
Before heading out, stop by Gardens Shop to choose from a wide range of souvenirs to bring home. From apparel to food and plantlets, shop for a souvenir that describes your visit best!
Who should I travel with?
Who should I travel with?
Solo , Couple , Friends , Family , Group
Getting around
Getting around
Most convenient way to get here is by MRT. Stop by Botanic Gardens MRT station, near the Bukit Timah Gate.There are several entrances which lead to specific attractions, namely Tanglin Gate, Tyersall Gate, Nassim Gate and Bukit Timah Gate. For more specific directions, there is a transport guide provided at the official website. Alternatively, if you are from other parts in Singapore, you can also take the bus or taxi to reach Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- Find specific opening hours for other various attractions located in the gardens as they differ with the main botanic garden.
- Admission to the Singapore Botanic Gardens and several other attractions is free.
- Admission fee to the National Orchid Garden is free for children below 12 years old, S$1 for senior citizens and students, and S$5 for adults.
- Wear light and breathable clothing as the weather can be hot and humid. Remember to check weather forecasts before heading over!
- Bring an umbrella to avoid getting wet from unexpected downpours or to shelter from the heat.
- Use sun lotion to avoid sunburn especially when visiting the gardens midday.
- Use insect repellent to prevent insect bites.
- Wear good walking shoes to walk around comfortably.
- Visit the Botanic Gardens during the day and night to experience a different feel. It’s also great for photography!
- Stay hydrated by bringing a bottle of water. If your bottle is running low of water, refill with the chilled water refill stations located in various spots around the garden.
- Don’t miss a chance to have a look at the Tembusu tree which is purportedly over 150 years old. During the flowering season, its creamy white flowers gives off a strong fragrance.
With various attractions housed in lush greenery, the Singapore Botanic Gardens appeal to all age groups to explore and appreciate nature at its finest.
Opening hours
| Monday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Tuesday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Wednesday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Thursday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Friday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Saturday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Sunday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
With various attractions housed in lush greenery, the Singapore Botanic Gardens appeal to all age groups to explore and appreciate nature at its finest.
Opening hours
| Monday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Tuesday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Wednesday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Thursday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Friday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Saturday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
| Sunday | 05:00 am to 12:00 am |
Uniqueness of this attraction
Uniqueness of this attraction
Singapore Botanic Gardens is the nation’s oldest garden which is still well-maintained and visited by most tourists until today. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it consists of several attractions that are of scientific and with cultural importance.
Visitors can get the chance to witness the world’s largest orchid display located right here at the National Orchid Garden. There is something for everyone at the garden, as kids will enjoy learning all about plants at the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A perfect place to take a break from the concrete jungle, immerse yourself in one of Singapore’s iconic nature landmarks!
Feel free to explore its various attractions housed within the vicinity of Singapore Botanic Gardens. The Learning Forest offers visitors to go on boardwalks and elevated walkways to explore the rainforest habitat. There is also a Healing Garden where you can enjoy a retreat and discover over 400 types of medicinal plants. If you have more time to spend, take a tour at SBG Heritage Museum and CDL Green Gallery to experience an interactive learning session about various plants.
Visitors can get the chance to witness the world’s largest orchid display located right here at the National Orchid Garden. There is something for everyone at the garden, as kids will enjoy learning all about plants at the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A perfect place to take a break from the concrete jungle, immerse yourself in one of Singapore’s iconic nature landmarks!
Feel free to explore its various attractions housed within the vicinity of Singapore Botanic Gardens. The Learning Forest offers visitors to go on boardwalks and elevated walkways to explore the rainforest habitat. There is also a Healing Garden where you can enjoy a retreat and discover over 400 types of medicinal plants. If you have more time to spend, take a tour at SBG Heritage Museum and CDL Green Gallery to experience an interactive learning session about various plants.
Other things to do here?
Other things to do here?
Singapore Botanic Gardens is strategically located nearby other tourist attractions in Central Singapore. After a leisurely stroll in the gardens, you can head over to the Southern Ridges for a magnificent view of Singapore. Or visit the nearby Orchard Road, Singapore’s famous shopping belt to splurge at the many shops and restaurants. For art enthusiasts, get your dose of art-ventures by exploring the Redsea Gallery and MAD Museum of Art & Design nearby.
What to bring home?
What to bring home?
Before heading out, stop by Gardens Shop to choose from a wide range of souvenirs to bring home. From apparel to food and plantlets, shop for a souvenir that describes your visit best!
Who should I travel with?
Who should I travel with?
Solo , Couple , Friends , Family , Group
Getting around
Getting around
Most convenient way to get here is by MRT. Stop by Botanic Gardens MRT station, near the Bukit Timah Gate.There are several entrances which lead to specific attractions, namely Tanglin Gate, Tyersall Gate, Nassim Gate and Bukit Timah Gate. For more specific directions, there is a transport guide provided at the official website. Alternatively, if you are from other parts in Singapore, you can also take the bus or taxi to reach Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- Find specific opening hours for other various attractions located in the gardens as they differ with the main botanic garden.
- Admission to the Singapore Botanic Gardens and several other attractions is free.
- Admission fee to the National Orchid Garden is free for children below 12 years old, S$1 for senior citizens and students, and S$5 for adults.
- Wear light and breathable clothing as the weather can be hot and humid. Remember to check weather forecasts before heading over!
- Bring an umbrella to avoid getting wet from unexpected downpours or to shelter from the heat.
- Use sun lotion to avoid sunburn especially when visiting the gardens midday.
- Use insect repellent to prevent insect bites.
- Wear good walking shoes to walk around comfortably.
- Visit the Botanic Gardens during the day and night to experience a different feel. It’s also great for photography!
- Stay hydrated by bringing a bottle of water. If your bottle is running low of water, refill with the chilled water refill stations located in various spots around the garden.
- Don’t miss a chance to have a look at the Tembusu tree which is purportedly over 150 years old. During the flowering season, its creamy white flowers gives off a strong fragrance.
