The Gardens by the Bay sits on 101 hectares of reclaimed land in the Central region of Singapore. It is Singapore’s premier urban outdoor recreation space, and a national icon. It is Singapore’s pride and joy.
To fully appreciate the gardens, it requires several visits. Apart from the attractions which are numeral firsts in the world, the gardens surrounding is also full of wonders. There is always something going on, some festival celebrations, events, or new attractions. It is an on-going project, keeping the garden interesting, and attractive.
Therefore, it is always a pleasure to visit the Gardens. There is much to see, to revisit. This is why it is Singapore’s number tourist spot, and why it is a favourite of the locals. If you ever come this way, make sure you make time for a visit to the Gardens by the Bay.
More information on the garden HERE
Here are some pictures from my recent visit. Enjoy.
What the signs says about the Floral Clock -
“Measuring seven metres in diameter, the Floral Clock blends timekeeping precision with botanical artistry. Its design is inspired by the timepieces of Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet, and features the signature octagonal bezel and hexagonal screws of its Royal Oak collection.
“With clock hands guided by GPS technology, it is presently the only sizable public floral clock in Singapore. It is a gift to Gardens by the Bay from Audemars Piguet on the occasion of Singapore’s 50th Anniversary.”
There are many precious gifts such as this all over the gardens. You need to pay attention, or be interested, to be able to see them.
Some decors of the year-end festivities. There are events in the evening.
I couldn't find the sign to say what the sculpture represents.
Some very big fish in the pond.
The dome housing the Cloud Forest.
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