Today, the 74-hectare Gardens has an extensive collection of more than 10,000 types of plants includes the region’s most significant living collection of orchids, gingers, palms and cycads. The Singapore …

The Gardens is free entry for everyone and we are open daily 5am to 12mn, even on Public Holidays. Our only ticketed attraction is the National Orchid Garden, where you may purchase tickets at its …

Situated just five minutes away from bustling Orchard Road, the Singapore Botanic Gardens is a lush sanctuary in the heart of the city. The Gardens has been developed along a Four-Core Concept.

The idea of a national garden in Singapore started in 1822 when Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of modern Singapore and a keen naturalist, developed the first ‘Botanical and Experimental Garden’ at …

The Singapore Botanic Gardens (the Gardens) was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on 4th July 2015, at the 39th session of the World Heritage Committee (WHC) in Bonn, Germany. The …

As Singapore’s first and only UNESCO World Heritage Site—and the world’s only tropical botanical garden on the list—the Gardens stands as a treasured symbol of our City in Nature.

Today, the 74-hectare Gardens has an extensive collection of more than 10,000 types of plants includes the region’s most significant living collection of orchids, gingers, palms and cycads. The Singapore …

We have a range of trails that you can refer to if you wish to explore the Gardens. Ranging from 40 to 90 minutes in duration, there should be one that suits your needs.

The Research and Conservation branch of Singapore Botanic Gardens focuses on the plant diversity of Singapore and the wider region of Southeast Asia, and on orchid breeding.

Organise a Self-led Group Visit to the Gardens To organise a self-led group visit, kindly submit a permit application at least 2 weeks prior to your intended date of visit. Our colleagues from Visitor Services …