Gardens by the Bay, the face of the garden city Singapore

"Garden City" Singapore perfectly combines the beauty of nature with modern urban construction. Many landmark buildings here incorporate green elements, and everywhere you look is a sea of "green," with Gardens by the Bay being the foremost representative of Singapore's "face". What to see: This lush oasis consists of three distinctive gardens: Gardens by the Bay South, Gardens by the Bay East, and Gardens by the Bay Central. The Flower Dome in the South Garden gathers plants and flowers from five continents, creating a fantastical garden reminiscent of the legendary Hanging Gardens of Babylon. The third conservatory, the Cloud Forest, is shrouded in mist and filled with lush vegetation, resembling a fairyland. The landmark Supertrees of the East Garden are connected by a giant arch bridge from the OCBC Skyway, and ascending to the 50-meter-high Supertree Observatory offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Marina Bay. How to visit: Start with the cool conservatories of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, then walk to the Supertrees along the Sun Pavilion path filled with desert plants. The temperature inside the conservatories is genuinely cool, so bringing a jacket is essential. Once outside, the sun can be scorching, so sunscreen and sunglasses are also necessary. Tickets: Double Conservatories: 28 Singapore dollars. Outdoor areas like the Supertrees are open to the public for free. How to get there: Take the subway to Bayfront Station, walk directly through the channel inside the Marina Bay Sands hotel to the Supertree area of Gardens by the Bay. There are signs along the way, including in Chinese, and the scenery is beautiful. If staying in Singapore for more than 3 days, consider buying a 3-day tourist subway pass for 20 Singapore dollars, about 100 Chinese yuan, for unlimited subway rides.