HONEY-moon @ SG (Day 4: Gardens By the Bay)
After
our scrumptious lunch/merienda at FullHouse, we decided to continue our tour.
Our next destination is the Gardens by the Bay.
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Garden’s by the Bay is so unique when it comes to environmental sustainability. They put extra effort to plan and design for a better alternative shelter where local and international visitors will enjoy. The site itself provide exceptional leisure destination for the entire tourist who visited SG.
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By the way, we were lucky to witness the alive and exciting display of light and sound that night. I’m so blessed to be able to visit this Singapore’s newest attraction.
The
way to get here is by MRT via Circle Line. At the Bayfront MRT Station proceed
to Exit B and follow the underground link way. Exit and cross the Dragonfly Bridge
into Gardens By The Bay.
Some photos at the Underground Link Way.
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Garden by the Bay is a park spanning 101 hectares of reclaimed land in central Singapore. It consist of three waterfront gardens, the Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden and Bay Central Garden, unfortunately, we only visit I think the Super Tree Groove. This so called Super Tree Grove, a gigantic tree which stands in a ring of circle at the middle of the garden. Approximately 14-16 storey high structures that provide shade from heat in the day.
Some photos at the Underground Link Way.
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| Hubby :) |
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| Happy Couple! |
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Garden by the Bay is a park spanning 101 hectares of reclaimed land in central Singapore. It consist of three waterfront gardens, the Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden and Bay Central Garden, unfortunately, we only visit I think the Super Tree Groove. This so called Super Tree Grove, a gigantic tree which stands in a ring of circle at the middle of the garden. Approximately 14-16 storey high structures that provide shade from heat in the day.
Below
pictures is what you can see at the Garden by the Bay.
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| Supertree Grove |
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This
place is sooo cool and peaceful, if you both enjoy the Mother Nature while
having a romantic date. Holding Hands while Walking ang peg! If you want to experience
the close encounter with super trees, you need to pay for you to go up for a
walk. But since we already enjoying the view where we stand, we opted not to pay
for the OCBC Skyway (a 1280meter long walkway that connects the two 256-meter
Supertrees at the Supertree Grove and take in a different view of the Gardens.)
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Garden’s by the Bay is so unique when it comes to environmental sustainability. They put extra effort to plan and design for a better alternative shelter where local and international visitors will enjoy. The site itself provide exceptional leisure destination for the entire tourist who visited SG.
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| Marina Bay Hotel |
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By the way, we were lucky to witness the alive and exciting display of light and sound that night. I’m so blessed to be able to visit this Singapore’s newest attraction.
Gardens'
Address:
18 Marina Gardens Drive
Singapore 018953
Singapore 018953
