We came early in the morning to explore this huge park well before the heat started. Lots of well paved pathways made it easy to get around. We started at the Botanic Garden MRT end of the park where a short history about the park was posted and exited at the Tanglin Gate near the Napier MRT. Inside the garden were many smaller gardens that highlighted regional of family groupings of plants as one example. Of course the largest was the National Orchid garden itself. This visit we stopped by two museums: The SBG Heritage Museum was a small but good place to stop by and learn more about the garden history and growth over time. This was also the building where orchid breeding was refined. The CDL Green Gallery was a green museum focused on climate change.

What a beautiful well structured and maintained site and unbelievably free of charge! The Orchid Garden is so special and full of beauty. If you’re in Singapore it’s well worth a MRT ride to visit. Don’t forget your camera!

This is a beautiful garden where you can wander around for a full day discovering different areas and themed gardens. Make sure you visit the Orchid garden. It's a must. Easy to get to via the MRT. Just get off at Botanical Gardens MRT Station.

Absolutely mind blowing from start to finish, full of exotic plans very well manicured and laid out. The Entry to the Gardens is free. The Orchid center ,although there is a small entry fee, is also worth it, stunningly beautiful . All in all a must do visit whilst in Singapore.

Make sure you visit the botanic gardens on your trip to Singapore! Entry is free, orchid section is $5 and opens from 8:30am but the rest of the gardens opens bright and early. Everything is meticulously kept and manicured. The gardens are bustling with people doing my their morning exercise or walking with friends, it’s wonderful

A very interesting and informative location. So many interesting flowers and architecture to see. A pathway to follow. Take a photo of the site to ensure you don’t miss anything. Decent shop at the site as well.

Lovely jog around the botanic gardens. This is really a gem of Singapore and best of all it's free. Weather was a little hot when I visited. Hope there's more dining option around this unesco site.

The Botanic Gardens stands out as a must-visit in Singapore, embodying the essence of the entire country as "A city in a garden." Its vast expanse and numerous parks make it ideal for morning or evening walks, jogs, or spending quality time with family amid lush tropical greenery. The majority of the gardens are free to explore, with the exception of the National Orchid Garden. For a more comfortable visit, I recommend coming before 10 am or after 4-5 pm, particularly if you prefer to avoid the midday heat.

These large beautiful gardens have a long history in Singapore and parts of them are recognised by UNRSCO as having world significance. They are easily reached by two different metro lines and entry is free. For a very small fee you can visit the Orchid gardens there. This spectacular collection might be the best thing to see in Singapore. Don't miss it. Caught in a thunderstorm on my way out, I took refuge in the Bees' Knees cafe there and enjoyed a coffee and free wi-fi while I waited for the storm to abate.

We used a Grab car to reach the Botanical Gardens as this seemed the easiest way to get there. Well kept gardens to wander around. A number of eateries through the gardens. Particularly enjoyed the Orchid Gardens and was very pleased to find over 60s enjoyed a discount on entry fee.