This is a well designed, informative and engaging exhibition centre. The exhibits are interesting and informative. I personally like the way the displays are organized. Worth the while visiting if you are a nature lover and want to know more about Singapore's flora and fuana. PS: The place is fully air-conditioned so it is also a good break from the heat outside.

Not crowded. Best for Chilling, walking, selfie and good place for nature lover. Pet friendly environment and family friendly. Mini playground also have. Early morning is best time for exercise, photo shooting and relax.

A Serene Walk with a Partial Visit This was my first time visiting the Forest Discovery Centre @ Atbara, and the journey there is a major part of the experience. The walk from the main Botanic Gardens area is incredibly calming and relaxing, winding through lush greenery that makes you feel completely removed from the city. As for the centre itself, it's important to note that during my visit, only the upper floor exhibit was open to the public. The exhibits on display were interesting and informative, focusing on the ecology of Singapore's forests, but I was a little disappointed not to see the full facility. Despite this, the combination of the peaceful walk and the educational elements made for a pleasant trip. I'd still recommend it for a tranquil stroll and a quick learning stop, but you may want to check if all the exhibits have reopened before making a special trip.

I have visited Botanic Gardens several times but have not visited Forest Discovery Centre until recently. This centre is nestled within the Gallop Extension of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and it offers visitors a captivating journey into Singapore’s tropical forest ecosystem. In fact, this educational zone showcases the nation’s native forest habitats through immersive trails, interpretive displays, and a diverse collection of flora. Overall, visitors can explore how the forests evolve, in parallel understand their vital ecological roles, and more importantly appreciate the country’s conservation efforts. The centre also connects seamlessly anyone who is eager to reconnect with the natural world amid the city’s greenery. It was quiet and peaceful as I visited this beautiful centre on a weekday. I spent approximately 1hr exploring the area and surprisingly I captured quite a few lovely shots.

You can listen to the calls of local first animals here. Other than that, there was nothing much to do. This centre is housed inside a beautifully preserved heritage building.