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Learning Forest

Learning Forest

National forest

★ 4.7191 reviews
  • 1 Cluny Rd, Botanical Garden, Singapore 259569
  • Today · 5 am–12 am
    • Monday: 5 am–12 am
    • Tuesday: 5 am–12 am
    • Wednesday: 5 am–12 am
    • Thursday: 5 am–12 am
    • Friday: 5 am–12 am
    • Saturday: 5 am–12 am
    • Sunday: 5 am–12 am
  • 1800 471 7300

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Edrie Boomz3 years ago
★★★★★

Very nice place to go to! Love it. So many trees and flowers. Good to bring kids as well. It was rainy when I went but the trees provided shade so all is good. The place is quite huge so do take your time to explore.

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ST4 years ago
★★★★★

Easy introductory walk/hike for young kids. The carpark and toilets are located right next to the park entrance. Depending on the loop and direction you choose, the walk can be as short as a 1km loop, or longer if you venture deeper into the Gardens. Flat paved roads or boardwalk throughout, very stroller friendly. At the top of a spiral staircase is a set of bouncy nets for the whole family to jump on (max 12 pax per net) and provides a pleasant break along the walk. Good for animal spotting - our count was 2 swans, 1 kingfisher, 2 waterhens, 2 clouded monitors, 1 turtle and many dragonflies.

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Muiz Imran3 years ago
★★★★★

It's a good place for walk and jog. They have daily light show at super tree area at around 7.45pm-8pm; which it was super amazing show you dojt want to miss. I had a good evening and spent about 3 hours there. The park is accessible by MRT Gardens By The Bay.

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c l s4 years ago
★★★★★

Singapore's Botanic Gardens are a great place to unwind. And there are always new plans. refreshing

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Amal Akash6 years ago
★★★★★

Wonderful, excellent garden! If you will go to Singapore you must travel in the Singapore Botanic Garden. The Learning Forest is a new 9.8 hectares extension to the existing Singapore Botanic Gardens. The land was previously a mature secondary forest (Tyersall forest) in the south, and in the north a small stream flowed through a steep valley surrounded by clumps of large Albizia trees. The site was previously separated from the Botanic Gardens by Tyersall Avenue, which also catered for limited car and coach parking. The Learning Forest has been designed with new wetlands, visitor facilities, replacement parking, and themed walks encompassing a wide variety of forest, bamboo and wetland plant collections whilst also conserving and improving the existing southern forest. The character of the Learning Forest is intended to be natural, wild, and adventurous. Elements such as the canopy walkways through the forest, the canopy web, wetland boardwalks, stepping stones, and bridges, enable visitors to experience the forest and the wetland areas in new ways. The character of the Learning Forest is intended to be natural, wild, and adventurous. Elements such as the canopy walkways through the forest, the canopy web, wetland boardwalks, stepping stones, and bridges, enable visitors to experience the forest and the wetland areas in new ways. Visitor facilities such as the interpretive shelter, coach/car drop off area, and toilets were restricted to the disturbed northern portion of the site. The old Tyersall Avenue alignment was used for construction access to avoid disturbance to existing vegetation, and along with the old Istana access road (Canarium Drive), will serve as a walkway and maintenance route.

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