Come visit this exhibition and learn about some uncommon vegetables that you may or may not have heard about. Many of these can be found in Singapore’s wet markets and supermarkets, and are also planted on the grounds of the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Visit Jurong lake Gardens to view the stunning visual art installation, "Phantasmic Bouquet", by artist Shawna Chia (@throbbingpixels). Inspired by the tropical blooms of Jurong Lake Gardens, "Phantasmic Bouquet" fantastically re-imagines a walk through the Gardens in the form of 3D hyper-coloured floral collages. The installation juxtaposes architectural pyramids with vibrant floral textiles to reflect an oasis of serenity flanked by historic industrial estates.

Tropical Forest Sceneries: Singapore & Beyond provides visitors with a visual and immersive experience through the changing forest sceneries in Singapore and its vicinity. The vast range of artefacts, from paintings and photographs to carpological displays, will take you back in time to scenes of verdant abundance and grandeur, of deforestation and devastation, and finally, of reforestation and restoration.

Treat your senses to a beautiful morning amidst greenery! Join us for a free guided walk to appreciate the flora and fauna around Jurong Lake Gardens.

Treat your senses to a beautiful morning amidst greenery! Join us for a free guided walk to appreciate the flora and fauna around Jurong Lake Gardens.

Attend our complimentary tour of The Learning Forest every Saturday of the Month as we showcase the biodiversity of our latest attraction.

A great introduction to the history of the Singapore Botanic Gardens in a 1-hour walking tour of Heritage Trail. Learn about the moments that lead to the boom of the rubber industry and how orchids are intertwined with Singapore.

Join us as we bring the library closer to you!

Join us for a guided walk of this unique mangrove wetlands located at the border of freshwater (river) and salt water (sea). Singapore used to have large areas of mangroves, but lost most of them to coastal development. Few mangroves are left in Singapore, one of which is at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Registration is required.

Find out about our scientific work behind the Singapore Botanic Garden in this 45-minute session.