Cloud Forest

The Cloud Walk in the Cloud Forest offers a stunning view of the unique Epiphytes growing on the mountainside and the change in vegetation with the change in altitude. The Cloud Walk itself is a fascinating cantilevered pathway that takes you down the mountain. The pathway also gives you a panoramic view of the Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay waterfront nearby.

The pathway of the Cloud Walk takes you to the Cavern which is an educational site, where you can learn about the cloud forests around the world and the characteristics of their inhabitants. Learn how the epiphytes do not need soil to grow but rather thrive on the support of other plants.

This section showcases the Earth's fresh water sources and its significance to the survival and developmental of the cloud forests in the world. In this section, you can take a look at how the epiphytes take in the water droplets from the mist and fog present in this kind of environment to thrive and grow.

The Crystal Mountain is also an educational site that features the geological part of the Earth. It showcases the several stalactites and stalagmites, how continents were formed and how fossils help us understand so much about the Earth and human existence. Occasionally, exhibitions are held here that showcases graphics and pictures that helps visitors truly grasp the beauty of these flora.

The Tree Top Walk is a stunning walkway that gives a bird's-eye view of the entire Cloud Forest below. You can take in an aerial view of the different sections on the mountain side. The walkway has an other world feel being so close to the tree tops which acts as a sprawling canopy over the path.

The Secret Garden houses over 7000 plants belonging to over 135 different species and a wide variety of hybrids. The most fascinating inhabitants of the Secret Garden are the miniature orchids, some of which are so tiny that they are visible only with the help of a magnifying glass.

The Cloud Forest Gallery showcases several interactive exhibitions about the different types of plants that make up these unique habitats around the world. The section also runs a short film that talks about these plants and how the excessive use of their resources by humans is harming the natural habitat in which the epiphytes thrive.

This section has a holographic display and features several short films that shows how climate change and human interference is affecting and harming several types of flora and their natural habitats. These films also talk about how we can use eco-friendly ways to help and support the various causes that work at conserving these regions and ensure a sustainable future.

The Lost World section takes you to the top of the mountain where you can take a closer look at these unusual plants that inhabit the cloud forests habitats at 2000 meters above sea level. Against the lush green moss and ferns, you will also find carnivorous plants such as the Venus Flytrap and the pitcher plants.

The Orchid Heaven is the latest addition to the Cloud Forest and it features a cooled conservatory that houses changing as well as permanent orchids displays. The 280 sq m space houses over 1000 varieties of orchids from the diverse collection of orchids in the Gardens by the Bay.

The Flower Dome is one of the most iconic attractions of the Gardens by the Bay and it also holds the Guinness World Record as the largest greenhouse in the world. The sprawling greenhouse holds rare species of various types of Flora from the Mediterranean to the South African Desert. The flowers here bloom throughout the year due to the state-of-the-art temperature control mechanism that it uses. Get a fantastic deal with your Gardens by the Bay Cloud ticket price that includes a visit to the Flower Dome.

Floral Fantasy is a magical land of suspended blooms and floral arrangements. Here you get to explore diverse garden landscapes that blend into each other along winding paths. Amidst the meandering space, there is a vivarium which houses a multitude of tiny poison dart frogs. Hanging from the ceiling, there are over 15,000 freshly cut blooms that are dried and preserved.

The OCBC Skyway is a 128m long aerial walkway that offers the most stunning views of the Garden by the Bay's landscape. The OCBC Skyway is set at 22m above the ground and supported by two of the giant 15 meters high Supertrees. It offers a panoramic view of the Marina Bay Skyline. At night, this beautiful aerial walkway is lit up with psychedelic lights that shimmer in the night sky.

The Supertrees are futuristic structures that house vertical gardens showcasing over 162,900 plants of over 200 species. The Supertree Grove is one of the most unique attractions of Singapore and at nightfall, these gigantic structures come alive with a spectacular light show that takes place twice every evening. The Supertrees is a delight for any plant lover as it showcases a diverse selection of flora including ferns and a massive variety of orchids.

At 50m above the ground, the Supertree Observatory is perched on top of the tallest Supertree of the Supertree grove. The Observatory has two main areas, an open air circular rooftop deck which is the highest point in the Gardens by the Bay and offers an unobstructed 360 degree view of the gardens and the Marina Bay view.