Parks and nature in Singapore

Gardens by the Bay

Sprawling 101-hectare urban park featuring iconic architectural biodomes and massive vertical Supertrees, showcasing over 20,000 plant species across three waterfront gardens.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

UNESCO World Heritage Site founded in 1859, spanning 74 hectares with over 10,000 plant species and a dedicated center for botanical research.

Supertree Grove

Towering tree-like vertical gardens featuring aerial walkways, especially striking when illuminated at night.

National Orchid Garden

Dedicated botanical garden located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, showcasing a collection of more than 1,000 orchid species.

Southern Ridges

A 10-kilometer network of trails and elevated walkways connecting Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, and Kent Ridge Park with scenic lookout points.

Fort Canning Park

Tranquil hilltop city park with strolling areas that have witnessed key historical events shaping Singapore.

MacRitchie Nature Trail

Rainforest hiking trail and TreeTop Walk leading through Singapore's last remaining stretch of primary rainforest.

Kranji Marshes

Freshwater marshland nature reserve spanning 54 hectares of woodland and wetland habitats, home to over 170 bird species and a scenic raptor tower.

Chek Jawa Wetlands

Merlion Park

Waterfront park housing the iconic fountain statue of the Merlion, the mythical half-lion, half-fish mascot of Singapore.

Haw Par Villa

Unique park filled with large statues and detailed dioramas depicting Chinese folklore, legends, and mythological themes.