Singapore Gardens by the Bay

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Skywatch Friday #111: Singapore Flyer

Skywatch Friday #72: Singapore Gardens by the Bay

Singapore flyer in the far

The Supertree Grove against the blue sky at Singapore Gardens by the Bay, the dragonfly and kingfisher lake.

Skywatch Friday #71: Singapore Gardens by the Bay

The Supertree Grove against the blue sky at Singapore Gardens by the Bay

These unique trees of up to 16 storeys in height can be found all around the Gardens - twelve at the Supertree Grove, while the remaining six are placed in clusters of threes at the Golden and Silver Gardens.

...the flower dome behind The Supertree Grove, by the dragonfly and kingfisher lake.

and the Hotel Marina Bay Sands

 Singapore flyer...

 View of the Singapore skyline from Gardens by the Bay East

Scultures at Gardens by the Bay

...continued from my previous post Gardens by the bay


Dragonfly Sculpture


The stainless steel sculpture at the Dragonfly Lake, Gardens by the Bay.

Other than beautiful flowers and unique landscaping, another thing to spot at Garden By The Bay are the sculptures. They range from naturalistic stone formations to masoned fauna to abstract wood carvings.
Many interesting stone sculptures found within the Chinese Garden

Carving of a smiling Buddha under a Bodhi Tree at the Chinese themed garden within GBTB.

 

I have no time to visit other themed gardens, will come back one day again.

Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay: A new icon for Singapore, the newest Singapore attractions in 2012, it is located in the heart of Marina Bay and aims to become the world's most premier tropical garden. It  officially opens to the public on Friday, 6 July, marking the latest milestone of Singapore's vision in becoming a "City in a Garden".

The attraction actually consists of three separate gardens - Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central - spread out over 101 hectares (the size of 177 football fields) surrounding the Marina Channel.
The 54ha Bay South Garden was opening on 29 Jun 2012. Bay East and Bay Central gardens will be ready by 2015. Once completed, you can expect to see plants and foliage from all around the world in special sections of the Gardens.