Highlights: World’s largest glass greenhouse, including 9 themed gardens The Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay is a marvel of climate control and botanical artistry. It is the world's largest glass greenhouse, replicating a mild, dry Mediterranean climate. Here’s what you can see and do inside: Key features and permanent zones: The Succulent Garden: A stunning collection of cacti and succulents from arid regions worldwide. Look out for towering cacti, unusual shapes and rare species. The Olive Grove: Home to ancient olive trees, some of which are over 1,000 years old and were transplanted from the Mediterranean. It's a serene area with a timeless feel. The Baobabs: These iconic, bulbous trees from Africa and Australia are a favourite subject for photographers. The South African Garden: Showcases the incredibly diverse and colourful flora of the Cape region, including proteas and ericas. Australian Garden: Features eucalyptus, acacias, and other iconic Australian plants.

Highlights: The world’s tallest indoor waterfall The Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay is like stepping into a cool, misty mountain forest—right inside Singapore! It's built around the world’s tallest indoor waterfall (35 meters high). You can explore different levels of the “mountain” and discover amazing plants along the way. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss: 1. The Cloud Mountain & Waterfall 2. The Lost World 3. The Crystal Mountain 4. The Cloud Walk & Treetop Walk 5. The Secret Garden 6. Exhibits on Nature & the Environment