National Orchid Garden Tickets
The National Orchid Garden is one of the highlights of the Botanic Gardens in Singapore. Whether you are a gardening enthusiast or just looking for a unique experience in Singapore, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is an unmissable attraction in Singapore! Know more about your ticket and some helpful information, below.
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Must-see highlights & key info
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Visit the first UNESCO World Heritage site to be recognized in all of Singapore.
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The National Orchid Garden is conveniently located within the Singapore Botanic Garden.
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Discover over 60,000 orchids in zones inspired by the four seasons.
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Learn about the individual species of orchids and the hybrid species that grow here.
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One may say that the orchids are “hand-crafted” by the Gardens’ horticultural staff.
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Note: All Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and those living in Singapore, including holders of employment passes, work permits, or dependent passes can avail of discounted tickets directly at the venue.
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Visit the first UNESCO World Heritage site to be recognized in all of Singapore.
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The National Orchid Garden is conveniently located within the Singapore Botanic Garden.
-
Discover over 60,000 orchids in zones inspired by the four seasons.
-
Learn about the individual species of orchids and the hybrid species that grow here.
-
One may say that the orchids are “hand-crafted” by the Gardens’ horticultural staff.
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Note: All Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and those living in Singapore, including holders of employment passes, work permits, or dependent passes can avail of discounted tickets directly at the venue.
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Pro tips to help you make a pick
The National Orchid Garden is the only ticketed attraction inside Singapore Botanical Gardens. Feel free to explore the rest of the botanical gardens afterwards, free of cost.
Get the Garden City Pass if you want to visit other nearby attractions in Gardens by the Bay and Jewel Changi Airport, along with National Orchid Garden.
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About National Orchid Garden
The National Orchid Garden, located in the heart of the Botanical Gardens, is home to exotic orchids from all over the world. Discover hundreds of species and hybrids of orchids that are named after iconic figures across the globe. Read on to see what to see and do at the National Orchid Garden.
Singapore Botanical Gardens that houses the National Orchid Garden, is Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage site. It was awarded this title in 2014.
The National Orchid Garden is home to Singapore's national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim, which is a hybrid of the Papilionanthe teres and Papilionanthe hookeriana species.
Why visit National Orchid Garden?
Tour the world of orchids
The National Orchid Garden is home to over 1,000 species of orchids and close to 2,000 hybrid varieties, so you really are entering a world full of orchids at the garden. If you are a gardening and plant enthusiast, you will love exploring the place and discovering exotic orchids from all over the world.
Meet the VIPs
The VIP Garden is an interesting zone at the garden where you will find orchids named after internationally known celebrities. Meet Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson Mandela and other iconic personalities at the gardens. They might not be human, but at least you'll have a fun story to tell your friends.
Explore a hidden gem
The National Orchid Garden is relatively less crowded than attractions like Gardens by the Bay. You don't have to worry about large crowds on a random day, so you can take your time and explore the attraction in your own pace.
Highlights
Tropical Montane Orchidetum
Highlights: Tropical orchids, bromeliads, rhododendrons, ginger
What To Expect:
- In this zone, you'll be transported to a montane floral ecosystem where you get to explore how various types of orchids and other plant species thrive at different elevations.
- This zone is a gradually elevated trail, since it aims to replicate a montane forest, so you'll get to see interesting hybrids and species of plants you've never seen before.
Yuen Peng McNeice Bromeliad Collection
Highlights: Bromeliads, aroids, calatheas, orchids
What To Expect:
- Walk around at an altitude of 650m to 1,000m, in a simulated Central/South American forest environment and take in the dizzying varieties of bromeliads at this exhibit. If you find flowers that resemble a pineapple, don't worry. They're in the same family.
- Apart from the various sub-types of bromeliads, you'll also see hybrids of orchids and uniquely shaped aroids that grow in a neotropical environment.
Tan Hoon Siang Mist House
Highlights: Rare paleotropical orchids
What To Expect:
- This area of the National Orchid Garden gives of a tropical Asian, or African garden, and features a range of unusual, and even prize-winning orchids. These orchids are specially bred and kept as part of the National Orchid Garden's roster.
- Some orchids to look out for include the Lady's Slipper hybrids, dendrobiums, Moth orchids, and Vandaceous orchids.
Sembcorp Cool House
Highlights: Rare, high altitude orchids and hybrids
What To Expect:
- This zone simulates a high elevation, mountain environment that has temperatures ranging from 16-23 degree celsius and the floral biodiversity of Malesia, Australasia, and Southeast Asia amongst others.
- You'll find varied species of orchids that are exclusive to higher altitudes, such as Boat orchids, Slipper orchids, and Chain orchids, making for a unique viewing experience for both orchid-enthusiasts and the average Joe.
Plan your visit
Tyersall Entrance
The main entrance to National Orchid Garden is at Tyersall Entrance, so make sure to park nearby on your visit, unless you want to walk through the Botanical Gardens for a bit to reach the National Orchid Garden.
Last entry to National Orchid Gardens and its attractions is at 6pm.
We recommend you spend at least two hours at National Orchid Garden to fully appreciate the various exhibits, flora, blossoms, archways, and water features. You may need 3 hours to explore the entire Singapore Botanic Gardens.
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