Children's Garden, Singapore

The Far East Organization Children's Garden is an intricately designed playground that offers activities aimed at developing motor skills for toddlers and providing an imaginative play environment for older children. This garden is divided into four distinct zones: The Toddler Zone, Rainforest Treehouses, Water Play, and Amphitheater. The features include two treehouses, a challenging obstacle course, jungle-themed adventures for older kids, and an expansive water play area equipped with motion detectors that respond to children's movements, creating enjoyable water effects, and much more.

Within the Toddler Zone, there is a water play area called the Fish Fountain, specifically designed for younger children to have a splashing good time. The background music sets an upbeat tone as fountains dance and children express their joy with delightful screams. This combination of elements truly makes this destination an enchanting experience for kids.

Since its establishment in June 2012, Gardens by the Bay has attracted more than 10 million visitors, even hosting the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. This project has garnered international acclaim for its exceptional integration of nature, technology, environmental stewardship, and creative vision. It serves as a captivating exhibition of horticultural expertise and garden artistry, introducing the diverse world of plant life to Singapore and showcasing Singapore to the global community.

Key features of Bay South include 18 Supertrees, towering vertical gardens spanning 25 to 50 meters in height, which illuminate the night sky. Additionally, there are two expansive Cooled Conservatories, designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects, housing collections of Mediterranean and Tropical climate plants. Furthermore, the site boasts an array of Horticultural Gardens, each thoughtfully designed around the thematic concepts of 'Plants and People' and 'Plants and Planet.'