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Plan of Chinese Garden. Wind is generated by a waterfall and then channelled through a bamboo tunnel to create a cool corridor. A new event lawn for community events will enable visitors to create shared memories. The Plant Factory Café looks out into the Edible Garden.
The Stone Boat, Pagodas, Pavilions, Bonsai Garden, the Live Turtle, bridges, Tea House and Stone Lions are some of the artistic masterpieces that stand out in the garden. Climb the stairs of the Pagoda to catch a great view of the garden and the nearby Jurong Lake and golf course.
The Chinese garden is a landscape garden style which has evolved over three thousand years.
Heritage Gardens - Chinese Garden. Traditionally, a classic Chinese-themed garden is designed to emulate the natural landscape, with decorative rocks representing mountains and water features symbolising rivers or lakes.
Chinese Garden is a park in Jurong East, Singapore. Built in 1975 by the JTC Corporation and designed by Prof. Yuen-chen Yu, an architect from Taiwan, the Chinese Garden's concept is based on Chinese gardening art. The main characteristic is the integration of architectural features with the natural environment.
Chinese Garden, in the West of Singapore, is a lovely park in Jurong with classical pagodas, lakes and a surprising turtle and tortoise museum.
Authentic local culture and lifestyles. Understand the culture by living it. Uncover fascinating histories and witness New China. Chinese gardens are constructed to recreate and miniaturize larger natural landscapes, which feature a combination of unique, ornate buildings and natural elements.
Chinese Garden, Singapore Overview. Based on the concept of Chinese gardening art, the Chinese Garden in Singapore a 13.5 hectare landscaped garden. It houses a seven-storey pagoda, Chinese-style pavilions and stone bridges, a stunning Bonsai garden and a lantern-studded Japanese Garden.
The garden features numerous Chinese-style pavilions, a seven-storey pagoda (open 8am to 7pm), an impressive display of penjing (Chinese bonsai; open 9am to 5pm), and a lantern-studded Japanese Garden (5.30am to 7pm).
Chinese gardens are significant pieces of China's history. Garden designs have gone hand in hand with the philosophical trends of each era. Five thousand years of gardening has yielded some of the most amazing and beautiful paradigms of what a garden can be.
