The Singapore Botanic Gardens represent a true tropical paradise, a place where nature and culture blend harmoniously. Founded in 1859, this botanic garden is one of the oldest in Asia and the only tropical garden included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Photo source: www.nparks.gov.sg/SBGO unique combination between conservation and recreation
The Singapore Botanic Gardens are not just a place for recreation, but also an important center for research and conservation of biodiversity. Thousands of species of tropical plants can be found here, many of them rare or endangered. The Garden plays a vital role in conserving the flora of the region and promoting ecological education.
Main attractions of the Gardens:
National Orchid Garden: Here you can admire an impressive collection of orchids, the national symbol of Singapore.
Ethnobotanic Garden: This section explores the relationship between humans and plants, presenting a variety of plants used in medicine, food and other fields.
Jacob Ballas Children's Garden: A special space dedicated to children, where they can learn about nature through play and exploration.
Tropical Rainforest: A portion of primary forest that has been preserved in its natural state, offering visitors an authentic experience of nature.
