Distance
780 m
Temporary closure of selected parts of Flower Dome on 21 Nov 2024
South American Garden and a section of the Flower Field in Flower Dome will be temporarily cordoned off on 21 Nov 2024 for a private event.
- South American Garden: 4.45pm - 5.40pm
- A section of the Flower Field: 5.30pm - 6.45pm
Closure of Floral Fantasy on 19 to 30 Nov
Floral Fantasy will be closed on 19-30 Nov 2024 for maintenance.
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Cloud Forest Trail
A misty conservatory transports you to the cool, moist environment of tropical mountain and highland regions in Southeast Asia, Tropical America, and Africa, found up to 3,500 metres above sea level. Learn about the unique ecology of cloud forests and uncover a rich diversity of over 72,000 plant species, including some of the world’s rarest and most exotic plants.
Duration
1 hour
The Falls
Experience the thunderous yet soothing rush of a 35-metre-tall waterfall as you enter Cloud Forest. Breathe in the earthy scent of fresh water carried by the breeze and feel the cool mist on your face—it’s an invitation to capture a moment in nature’s embrace.
Orchid Haven
Set foot in a sanctuary where over a thousand orchids flourish, with changing displays showcasing diverse varieties from Gardens by the Bay’s extensive collection and hybridisation efforts. Don’t miss a photo op with Marc Quinn’s Rush of Nature, a multicoloured bronze homage to the phalaenopsis orchid!
Along the Foothills
Journey through the misty atmosphere of a transitional zone bridging lowland and highland cloud forests. Uncover lush vegetation from both ecosystems, including the Sweet Olive’s fragrant flowers, the Tasmanian Tree Fern’s impressive fronds, and an array of herbaceous shrubs, conifers, ferns, and epiphytes.
Lost World
Ascend to the mountain’s summit and find carnivorous plants amid delicate ferns and mosses, native to the high altitudes of cloud forest habitats. Admire the craftsmanship of Dale Chihuly’s Ethereal White Persians emerging from the pond or see if you can spot Nepenthes rajah, the world’s largest pitcher plant.
Cloud Walk
Not for the faint of heart, this aerial walkway winds around the peak of the mountain, offering panoramic views of the Gardens and Marina Bay waterfront. As you descend, look out for Vireya rhododendron and bromeliads, thriving alongside epiphytic orchids, ferns, and other soil-independent plants.
Cavern
Delve deeper into the mysteries of cloud forest habitats and the unique adaptations of epiphytes. As light streams through “windows” around the cavern, enjoy plant-framed vistas of the Supertrees and other Singapore icons.
Waterfall View
Lean over the balcony next to the waterfall for a different view of the foothills and the Marina Bay waterfront. Discover how branches draped with epiphytes in cloud forests capture water from mist and fog, unveiling the essential cycle of Earth’s freshwater resources.
'The Hidden Forest' in Crystal Mountain
Each step you take in ‘The Hidden Forest’ sends ripples across the forest floor. Initiate the growth of the “Tree of Laziness,” the unfurling of the monkey-faced orchid’s vampire-like petals, before monarch butterflies flutter through the scene.
Treetop Walk
Strolling atop the sprawling forest canopy, you're now at eye level with the leaves of towering conifers and pines, looking down on the heads of the tree ferns. As you complete your final circle around the mountain, be on the lookout for pink clusters of showy medinillas peeking through the greenery.
'The Hidden Forest' in Cloud Forest Gallery
From round-the-clock hummingbird and bat pollination to sloths nestled in cecropia trees, touch the wall to awaken them and experience the lasting partnership between plants and pollinators.
Outside Cloud Forest Theatre
Ever wondered about life before us on Earth and if we’ll face a similar fate? Step into the story of the Anthropocene through multimedia displays and artefacts, confronting how our collective actions have disrupted ecosystems and depleted natural resources over time.
Cloud Forest Theatre
Settle in for two thought-provoking videos: “+5 Degrees,” revealing the sobering reality of a warming planet, and “Green World,” offering a hopeful vision of how embracing nature in our cities can lead us towards a more sustainable future.
Secret Garden
Venture into a hidden limestone cave and forest, teeming with biodiversity now endangered by climate change. Listen closely as ancient gymnosperms, like cycads and the Wollemi pine, whisper stories of dinosaurs. Encounter rare begonias and examine up close the exquisite mini orchids—marvels of botanical engineering.
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