Cloud Forest Review

I have already purchased it twice on Trip.com, which is quite reliable. I bought it for a while on the same day and issued a ticket. Last time I came with my husband, this time I brought my mother, a great experience! The garden is very beautiful and there are many types of flowers.

The children in the Marina Bay Garden took the children to the children's paddling pool for more than half an hour. The cloud forest can also be Singapore is a garden city. It is all looking at flowers and plants, but it looks better at night. The time is not enough to leave at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Hua Qiong didn't have anything. He turned around and came out. The ticket was issued in seven or eight minutes.

The cloud forest is still worth going. Singapore's unexpected hot indoor garden has great air conditioning. You can buy tickets on the spot and the price is much cheaper than the on-site ticket. The scenery is very beautiful.

It seems a bit unreal to say that a tropical greenhouse is cool, but it is. The whole building is a very reasonable design and very well maintained indoor greenhouse, and the air conditioning system makes the entire huge greenhouse very cool and comfortable. Once inside, there is a spectacular waterfall, then go up to the top of the waterfall and walk down the spiral view road, the garden landscape is pleasing to the eye, and you can also overlook the city of Singapore.

Singapore's day is particularly hot, but here you can feel the comfortable temperature and beautiful plants, the staff here is very polite, and the plants are well taken care of, it is recommended to visit at 3-4 in the afternoon, and then go to the cooked food center next to the cloud forest to eat (Walk about 10 minutes) and wait early for the super tree light show after eating.

Personally feel that the route is relatively smooth: in the morning near the Sands, around three or four in the afternoon, take the flyover from the Sands, watch the garden, eat, and watch the light show at 7:45 in the evening. Finally go to the Merlion to listen to the concert

Showing the essence of Singapore’s “garden city,” the three waterfront gardens in the park bring together plants and flowers from all over the world (except Antarctica), with many rare species. Two plant cold rooms (flower and cloud forest) are representative projects in Singapore's sustainable development engineering, and have won numerous awards.