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This article, ‘Sakura season’ in Singapore returns with blooming flowers across the island, originally appeared on Coconuts, Asia's leading alternative media company. Please see details Starting 30 July, Cloud Forest opens from 9.00am - 8.00pm to our Friends of the Gardens members.Starting 6 Aug, Cloud Forest opens from 9.00am - 8.00pm to the public.Supertree Observatory, Floral Fantasy and OCBC Skyway will remain closed until further notice.Far East Organization Children's Garden will be closed for scheduled maintenance.Flower Dome will be closed for scheduled maintenance.Far East Organization Children's Garden will be closed for scheduled maintenance.Far East Organization Children's Garden will be closed for scheduled maintenance.Flower Dome will be closed for scheduled maintenance.Cloud Forest will be closed for scheduled maintenance.Step out of the concrete jungle and visit a mysterious world high in the mountains, where you can learn about plants and our environment.Enter a world of perpetual spring, where unique plants bloom in an ever changing display of flowers.Go deeper beyond the surface of lake system and be immersed in the fascinating aquatic ecosystem that exists.Get to the root of Singapore's diverse history and culture through the fascinating story of plants in the Heritage Gardens.Stand in awe of the amazing Supertrees, uniquely designed vertical gardens of 25 to 50-metres tall.Marvel at the amazing desert-like landscapes with over 1,000 desert plants.Marvel at the amazing desert-like landscapes with over 1,000 desert plants.Step into a picturesque world where beautiful pavilions, lush wide-open lawns and elegant palm trees await.Connecting people with the stories of plants and the world at large.Immerse yourself in the fascinating world that exists below the surface of Dragonfly and Kingfisher Lakes.DOWNLOAD OUR E-BOOK FOR FREE AND SPEND SOME READING TIME WITH YOUR KIDS!CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH THE STORIES OF PLANTS AND THE WORLD AT LARGE.Gardens by the Bay is an Institution of Public Character and registered charity under the Charities Act, and is proud to receive the Charity Transparency Award 2019. (That is, if it isn’t pouring rain like it seems to be every day this week. Butterflies dance and twinkle in the light of the morning sun.

We’re all pretty in pink these days, thanks to the bloom of our own “sakura season” this month. For further updates on our reopening and new visiting guidelines, click Please note that peak hours for Far East Organization Children's Garden are on weekends / Public Holidays from 10.00am - 12.00pm, and 4.00pm - 6.00pm. Welcome to Singapore’s awe-inspiring 101 hectares garden. Or whine about the fact that you missed out on Gardens by the Bay’s recent Sakura Matsuri. Please note operating hours are from 9.00am - 8.00pm. I’m sure we all had this thought running through our heads: “Don’t need to go to Japan to see Sakura anymore.” While these flowers are not truly the authentic Cherry Blossoms that symbolise the ephemeral nature of life, they do resemble them.

They dream that one day, they will be walking amidst tree-lined walkways surrounded by lush flowers. Despite the ongoing haze and an unusually scorching month, Singapore’s in bloom. Cloud Forest is now open to all visitors. The scent of fresh Sakura flowers fills the air with hope and joy. Flower Dome, Children's Garden and selected F&B establishments, services & amenities have also resumed operations and are open to the rest of the public. ‘Tis the season to bloom.

This article, Sakura city: Trumpet flowers and bougainvilleas in full bloom despite hazy weekend, originally appeared on Coconuts, Asia's leading alternative media company. Want more Coconuts? Click With stricter social distancing measures in place, please note that group size should not exceed 5 persons and visitors are also reminded to wear a mask at all times except for when eating, drinking or performing strenous activity. It’s a welcome sight after the scorching hot temperatures of March, trailed by the recent April showers.So really, you don’t have to fly all the way to Japan to see those lovely cherry blossoms. Set in the heart of the city, this green space comprises three waterfront gardens – Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central. We seek your patience and understanding as entry may be restricted to ensure better crowd regulation and sufficient safe distancing.Pleae note that all visitors of the Conservatories are required to pre-book an entry time slot Shuttle Service is available for ticket holders and Friends of the Gardens with a valid same day time slot to the Conservatories. The Gardens has a strong public service element as a national garden that presents wide-ranging floral displays and community programmes to a broad segment of the population.