The Rain Forest
Some 314 species of plant jostle for space in this precious six-hectare fragment of primary tropical forest, forming a multi-layered ecosystem of herbs and ferns, climbers, shrubs, and trees. Some trees reach 50 metres in height, and were here even before the founding of modern Singapore in 1819.
Singapore Botanic Gardens (1 Cluny Road) Singapore
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well shaded on a hot day - interesting wildlife scurrying about - a less visited corner of the botanical garden and worth a little getting lost in. Dont worry - it's S'pore - no leeches.
Who knew there was a rainforest in botanic gardens ? A rather shady boardwalk, so no need for hiking shoes really.
????: Deepest part of Botanic Garden , the forest is raining ☔.
Wanna see the big trees . Here the place.
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A must! Got an entrance fee. Magical like walking into a secret garden. U won't only c flowers, there r small animals too. Have ur camera ready, a lot of nice photo spots for selfie or photo shoot - Shamsa Abdulrahman
The tomato basil soup, crab spaghetti, rump eye steak and chocolate with raspberry are top notch! - Alap Bharadwaj
sleep well my friends and enjoy the breeze of an artificial wonders.... - Andi Mahat
A must visit in Singapore. Full of greenery, lake, fishes, tortoise. It's got a beautiful view. Specially during evening hours. - Prateek Agarwal
This small lake is the best lake of this garden with beautiful landscape from nice sculptures and colonial gazebo. - Torzin S
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Park
Place Singapore » Tanglin