Join our Japanese guides as they lead you through a 1-hour walk in the Rain Forest of the Singapore Botanic Gardens sharing their knowledge of the forest in the Japanese language.

Get up-close and personal with the herbs and spices commonly used in Asian and Western cooking! This workshop will explore their historical significance, their uses as herbal remedies and methods of propagation.

The Therapeutic Horticulture Programme uses plants and nature related activities to maximise the benefits of a therapeutic garden. With growing interest in the benefits of therapeutic gardens and therapeutic horticulture, a series of workshops has been introduced that are suitable for elderly groups, persons with dementia and other special needs. These programmes are led by trained guides and have been specially designed to:

Promote low intensity exercise and improve motor skills;
Stimulate memory;
Encourage positive social interactions and connection with nature; and
Promote mindfulness.

Attend our complimentary tour of The Learning Forest every Saturday of the Month starting 8 April as we showcase the biodiversity of our latest attraction.

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.

Visit our 6-hectare original rain forest right here in the city centre of Singapore.

If you would like to learn more about your community and the interesting world of your neighbouring macaques at MacRitchie, please join our walk which is led by experts.

The walk will introduce participants to this unique nature area and the species which are living in its marsh, woodland and grass habitats. Participants will be guided through the ecologically sensitive core conservation area which is not usually opened to the public. The approximately 3 km guided walk will take visitors on a two-hour journey.

What's that swimming in the water? A fish, a worm, an insect or a crocodile!? Join us for an interesting morning walk getting to know the creatures and plants that lives in and around the water edges of Sungei Buloh.

Join us on a walk to rediscover Pulau Ubin’s kampung heritage and journey through the island’s cultural, economic and natural history. On this 2.5 km walk, you will discover important historical landmarks, wildlife habitats and restored buildings that have defined life on the island.