Gardens by the Bay: Walking Among Singapore’s Supertrees

What do you get when you mix Avatar vibes with real-world sustainability? Gardens by the Bay.

This place is wild — it’s not just a park, it’s like stepping into the future of green cities. The Cloud Forest dome has misty waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery stacked sky-high. The Flower Dome is like a world tour of plants in one giant glass bubble. And then, of course, there’s the star of the show: the Supertree Grove.

These massive tree-like structures are covered in vertical gardens and light up at night in a dazzling performance called Garden Rhapsody. The OCBC Skyway, a walkway suspended between two of the Supertrees, lets you stroll above it all — the gardens below, the skyline in the distance, and the feeling that you’re walking through a dream.

🌸 Pro tip: Go in the late afternoon. You’ll beat the heat, catch the domes in daylight, and stick around for the nighttime light show (which is totally free and honestly one of the coolest things you’ll see in Singapore).

Gardens by the Bay shows off Singapore’s “green heart” — proof that cities don’t have to choose between innovation and nature.

Next, we’ll swap futuristic gardens for the colorful chaos of Singapore’s cultural neighborhoods: Little India and Chinatown.