Singapore for nature lovers

First stop — Cloud Forest Stepping into the Cloud Forest feels like entering a misty, tropical mountain world. The highlight is the huge indoor waterfall cascading down from towering vegetation — it’s dramatic and surprisingly soothing at the same time. Walk the aerial paths up and around the “mountain” for different views of lush plants from around the world. It’s cooler and more humid here, so the atmosphere really feels different from the rest of the city — almost like a living rainforest inside a glass dome. Then — Flower Dome The Flower Dome is calmer and more contemplative. It’s the largest glass greenhouse in the world, with an ever-changing lineup of themed floral displays and gardens representing Mediterranean, South African, Australian desert plants and more. The rotating exhibitions mean there’s always something new — from olive groves and succulents to seasonal blooms — making it wonderfully photogenic.

Gardens by the Bay was a wonderful experience, especially as I visited over Christmas and waited until the evening to watch the light shows. The grounds were decorated for Christmas and the light shows with background music were impressive. I can only recommend a visit.

I had an absolutely amazing experience at the Night Safari! The animal show was spectacular and truly unforgettable. Highly recommended to everyone. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

The Orchid Garden is spectacular! The colours, variety, elegance of display was first class. Buying tickets online meant only a short wait ( they couldn't scan my bar code and had to swap it for a paper one!)