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Cloud Forest is another must visit place at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore!!! At Cloud Forest you get to explore the highlands amidst orchid, pitcher plants, and ferns from the cool-moist Tropical Montane region, complete with a 35-metre man-made mountain and waterfall. Crystal Mountain Isn't this beautiful? It's the secret garden!!! OPENING HOURS  Garden: Daily, 5am – 2am  Cooled Conservatories and Aerial Walkway: Daily, 9am – 9pm ACCESSIBILITY  By MRT: Bayfront station (Exit B)  By bus: SBS 400  Parking facilities are available.  Bay South Garden is linked to the Marina Bay Sands by the Garden Bay Bridge.  ADMISSION TO CONSERVATORY & AERIAL WALKWAY Entry to Bay South Garden is free. Admission charges apply to the Cooled Conservatories and Aerial Walkway. Local residents (i.e. Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, and holders of Employment Pass, Work Permit or D...

In few hours time, I gonna step into Gardens by the Bay and work there for Kiehl's Event! It is my 1st time to Garden by the Bay and I'm really excited to view the garden! I'm a nature lover and love taking photo of flower. I am pretty sure this place will definitely be another tourist attraction! Singapore can be even more proud to say it is a garden city! Will you be going down too? It is their official opening this Friday (29 June 2012). Visit their Facebook for more info: https://www.facebook.com/gardensbythebay.com.sg A final peek of the Flower Dome before they open their doors on Friday. Bask in the Mediterranean Summer themed flower field of roses! Photo Credit: Garden by the Bay You’ve seen the progression of the Cloud Forest. Here’s a final sneak peek of the completed 35-metre mountain with the cascading waterfall. Photo Credit: Andy Kwek If you’re driving to Bay South Garden, from ECP take exit 17 (towards Changi Airport) or...

I just read from the “mypaper” newspaper recently that there will be 3 waterfront gardens opening in Marina Bay and the first waterfront gardens in Marina Bay will opens in June 2012 , it will transform the financial district into an icon of flourishing flora. When ready, Bay South will feature two conservatories which employ cutting-edge cooling technology to promote plant growth. At 54ha, Bay South is the largest garden in the Gardens by the Bay project – spanning a total of some 100ha – by the National Parks Board. The other two gardens are Bay East and Bay Central. One of the two conservatories, called the Flower Dome, will showcase olive trees among others, and flower varieties from the Mediterranean, such as tulips, chrysanthemums and roses. At 1.2ha, or about the size of two football fields, it will also house two restaurants and a 2,306-sq-m space which can accommodate up to 1,000 people. Its sister structure situated nearby, a 0.8ha glass dome called Cloud Forest, will feat...