Visit the first UNESCO World Heritage Site to be recognised in Singapore
Discover more than 60,000 spectacular orchids in cleverly coloured zones inspired by the four seasons
NEW! See incredibly rare orchids in a misty cloud forest, found only at altitudes of 1,000 - 2,000m
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Over three hectares, the National Orchid Garden (within the Singapore Botanic Gardens) is the country's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. With 1,000 dazzling species of orchids, and 2,000 hybrids, explore four stunning areas based on spectacular colour spectrums representing the four seasons in an artistic blend of selected plants. Don’t miss the new star attraction, Sembcorp Cool House, walking through a forest in t…
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Admission Policy for National Orchid Garden:
Free of charge: Children 12 years of age and under
Senior Citizens over 60 years of age and students over 12 years of age enjoy special concessions. Please purchase directly at the ticketing counter.
Last entry: 06.00pm.
Gardens by the Bay:
Conservatories close once a month for maintenance. Please check the official website for closure dates prior to your visit.
If you wish to use the double conservatories tickets on the closure date, please note that there will be no refund or exchange.
Visits to both Conservatories (Flower Dome and Cloud Forest) must be completed on the same day and re-entry is not allowed.
Food and drinks are strictly prohibited in the Conservatories (Flower Dome and Cloud Forest).
