A beautiful experience for me. Getting to learn about how this garden was designed and curated. A lot of care went into presenting the info. The resident gardener was there yesterday morning. Great to see two groups walk through the garden, one led by a volunteer. The other just a group of friends showing their visitors from out of town around the garden. Plus I got to see plants I liked, the basil, the blue pea, pandan, etc.

If coming from Sprouts food place, the smell of Pandan leaves greeted us on entering the garden, but 2 Apr visit, sighted lots of dead and "burnt" leaves. Did not explore further as was here for lunch only.

I was quite surprised at how large this garden is. I was expecting just a few plants, but there are very many here organised in groupings based on what body system the plant is supposed to help, eg, respiratory & circulatory systems, Reproductive system etc. Information boards tell you about each plant and its health benefits. This is a very interesting garden, the only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it doesn't have the beautiful visual impact which you get from the colourful Orchid garden.

Healing Garden showcase plants that has medicinal values. The entire Garden spanning a large area is organised into sections by its healing properties benefiting various human organs like Ear, Nose, Throat, Neck and Head; Respiratory and Circulatory system; Digestion and Stomach; Skin, Nervous System, Muscles and Skeleton; etc. note: The displayed informations are purely for general knowledge purposes. It's NOT intended for clinical uses. This is such a great place to learning herbal benefits. Even very common plants like papaya and sugarcane we take for granted too have great benefits.

Discover the power of plants to heal and enhance our quality of life. It showcases over 400 varieties of plants used medicinally. It is laid out thematically relating to component parts of the body such as head, respiratory and reproductive systems. Spread over 2.5 hectares, this garden is designed as a tranquil retreat with medicinal plants traditionally used in Southeast Asia as the main focus. All information and recommendations are not intended to diagnose, prescribe, treat or cure any diseases or illness. It is essential for visitors to consult a medical doctor or a qualified health care professional before administering any treatment for health or medical purposes. For educational purposes only. No dogs or pets are allowed in this Healing Garden