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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.
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Jurong Lake Gardens offer 300 gardening plots for the public...
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The Therapeutic Garden for children is designed to cater for...
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Jurong Lake Gardens is a public garden for the enjoyment of...
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New garden features will be added to the Chinese Garden to...
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Make the most of your trip at the Gardens by joining in our pop-up events. With a calendar of seasonal specials throughout the year, look forward to exclusive exhibits, festive celebrations, guest appearances & many more.
5 days ago · Book your tickets today! Singapore Garden Festival 2024. 3-11 August 2024, Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre (Level 4 and 6) More info. SGF 2024 Show Highlights. Best of Show Designers Gardens. Featuring gardens created by top local & international award-winning designers. Learn more. Floral Windows to the World.
New garden features will be added to the Chinese Garden to bring out the theme of the garden artistry. 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 ...
Chinese Garden Singapore, Entrance Fee, Opening Hours & MRT. Within the gardens, you will find ponds, streams, a Chinese Pagoda, Bonsai trees and statues of Chinese heroes which make the Chinese Gardens the ideal place for you to enjoy some serenity.
Chinese Garden [a] 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. [2] The main characteristic is the integration of architectural features with the natural environment. [3]
The Chinese Garden in Singapore often hosts cultural events and festivals, especially during occasions like Chinese New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival, where visitors can experience traditional decorations and festivities.
