Jurong Lake Gardens

1/5 Rasau Walk

2/5 Neram Streams

3/5 The Double Beauty Bridge connects Chinese and Japanese Gardens

4/5 The Twin Pagodas is a distinctive element along the waterfront

5/5 Jurong Lake Gardens presents many excellent opportunities for birdwatching

Jurong Lake Gardens is Singapore’s new national gardens in the heartlands. It is a people’s garden, where spaces will be landscaped and created for families and the community to come together.

The 90-hectare Gardens comprises Lakeside Garden (formerly Jurong Lake Gardens West), Chinese and Japanese Gardens (formerly Jurong Lake Gardens Central) and Garden Promenade (formerly Jurong Lake Gardens East).

Lakeside Garden is open for visitors from 27 April 2019. The rest of Gardens (including Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden) is currently undergoing re-development.

Find out more about Jurong Lake Gardens here.

Location

Along Yuan Ching Road and Boon Lay Way

Address: 104 Yuan Ching Road S 618665

Get Directions

Park Information

How to get there: Lakeside Garden (Jurong Lake Gardens) is accessible from Lakeside MRT station, and also by bus services 49 and 154 from Jurong East or Boon Lay Interchanges. The North and South carpark are accessible from Yuan Ching Road. For more information on how to get here, click here.

Lakeside Garden opening hours:

Lakeside Garden: 24 hours daily

For more information on our Garden attraction opening hours, click here.

Visitor Information Counter: 8.30am – 6.30pm, daily

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible in most areas

Do’s and Don’ts: For more information on our Garden Advisory, click here.

Jurong Lake Gardens is a smoke-free garden

For enquiries, contact us here.

Nearby Park Connectors

Jurong PC

Notices

Please visit the Jurong Lake Gardens microsite for the latest notifications.

Things To Do

Exercise and Workout

The Gardens is a popular spot amongst exercise enthusiasts. It is also a great place for morning and evening strolls.
Birdwatching

Surrounded by Jurong Lake, the Gardens is a great location to see a wide range of water birds such as herons, egrets and storks. Bring along a pair of binoculars to see the birds in action.