Gardens by The Bay

Gardens by the Bay is a park that was first opened in 2012 with an area of about
101 hectares. This area is divided into three parts. Bay South Garden is the largest
and is the main area. The second largest is the Bay East Garden which is a green
waterfront area that is open to the public. While the Bay Central Garden is being
developed into a link between the two other areas. The location of Gardens by the
Bay is at 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore. Like a park, Gardens by The Bay has
lots of trees and green plants. The thing that makes it unique is that here visitors can
find some giant artificial trees.

These artificial trees are made of steel and function to collect rain water and
also store solar energy. At night, the lights mounted on an artificial tree as high as a
16-storey building will light up, making it very beautiful. There is no fee to get
around in this area, but if visitors want to go up and walk on the bridge connecting
these artificial trees, visitors must buy a ticket for approximately 50,000 Rupiah. In
addition, in this area there is also the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome which is a
conservatory for plants and flowers with a ticket price of around around $ 35.53 or
Rp. 350,000 .

Being one of the main tourist magnets in Singapore, many tourists arrive at
Gardens by the Bay. Not infrequently they want to try to enter the conservatory area
which is one of the best in their field. The Cloud Forest and Flower Dome Gardens
by the Bay areas each provide a neat panorama that makes the jaw open. However,
often waiting in line for admission takes too much time.

As a national park for locals and foreign tourists, Gardens by the Bay exhibits
the art of the park with its diverse flora collection. This tourist spot offers a vacation
that is not only entertaining and soothing, but also at the same time educating.
Visitors can observe not only a variety of local plants, but also various plants that
they rarely see. Gardens by the Bay collection comes from a variety of different
habitats, from cold climates to tropical rain forests. The opening hours of Gardens by
the Bay itself vary, depending on which area we want to visit. Two conservatory
rooms and the OCBC Skyway area are open daily from 9am to 9pm local time, with
the last entry time at 8pm. While the open park area that can be accessed free of
charge by visitors is open every day from 5am to 2am.