[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Supertree Grove (Updated Mar)

#TravelPlan 🩵 Singapore in a non-urgent way, not focusing on collecting everything In case you want to have more, collect only important spots that are worth going to And the highlights that are suitable, focus on not spending more money 🤣 Except for some activities that may cost a little bit ❤️ Travel and transportation methods; Use Google Map 99% And use Travel card mainly And exchange a little cash, not a lot, around 70:30 Focuses on using buses, trains and walking mostly 💚 Our 3-day attractions are 💛 DAY 1 - Changi Airport, stop at the waterfall - Marina Barrage, Marina Dam (the first place to visit) - Supertree Grove, watch the free light show **Recommended to come before the time - Spectra a light water show **Also free - Helix Bridge, Iron Bridge, Blood Vessels 💛 DAY 2 - Tunnel gate fort canning, tree tunnel **Recommended to come early or before dark - Merlion, the lion that sprays water, which everyone must come to, or else you won't come - Mirrors Ball sculpture, the silver ball that must be collected **Not far from Merlion, not many people have come here, not repeated - Maxwell food center **Can stop by to eat, not a famous restaurant, more delicious - Universal Studio Singapore **Take a picture of the globe, not in - S.E.A. aquarium, this is the place I want to eat **We got a 1-get-1 promotion - China town & Budda tooth relic temple Stop by Chinatown and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple - Satay street For dinner, stop by Satay street, but don't eat satay 💛 DAY 3 - Fountain of wealth - Old hill street police station Take a picture with the police colored building - Marina one, a tall building with a view - Changi Airport Leave time before going back to shop About 3-4 hours before walking to the gate 🖤 Precautions - Late at night, if you choose a hotel in Geylang like us Be extra careful. If a woman goes alone, it is not recommended. Stay in this area - Singapore's weather is like the south of Thailand, both hot and very hot 🤣 Phorm, bring a fan, it would be great - Drinking water, plain water, is quite expensive But even if we bring a bottle, we can refill tap water to drink for free The hotel usually provides free tap water, but we are not comfortable with it Or even in public, it is hard to find So, be prepared to buy plain water #Singapore #SingaporeTravel #DatePlace #NewYearNewTrip

Hey guys, here's a complete guide to a 6-day trip to Singapore! Explore the Lion City without getting lost, and check out this super practical guide! . ✨Itinerary Overview: 6-Day Singapore Exploration✨ Day 1: Raffles Landing Site -> St. Andrew's Cathedral On the first day, explore Singapore's historical sites, starting from the Raffles Landing Site, then head to St. Andrew's Cathedral to experience the religious atmosphere. Day 2: Haji Lane -> Clarke Quay -> Marina Bay -> Gardens by the Bay -> Merlion Park -> Supertree Grove On the second day, delve into the city streets, stroll through the artistic world of Haji Lane, and then head to Clarke Quay to experience the bustling atmosphere. After that, head to the Marina Bay area, visit Gardens by the Bay and Merlion Park, and admire the spectacular Supertree Grove. Day 3: Singapore Zoo -> River Safari -> Night Safari On the third day, get up close and personal with animals, visit the Singapore Zoo and River Safari during the day, and explore the unique charm of the Night Safari at night. Day 4: Universal Studios Singapore On the fourth day, spend the whole day at Universal Studios Singapore, experiencing the fun and excitement of movie-themed attractions. Day 5: S.E.A. Aquarium -> Adventure Cove Waterpark -> Siloso Beach -> Wings of Time On the fifth day, get close to the ocean and nature, visit the S.E.A. Aquarium, challenge the fun activities at Adventure Cove Waterpark, relax at Siloso Beach in the evening, and enjoy the spectacular Wings of Time show at night. Day 6: Jewel Changi Airport On the last day, shop and relax at Jewel Changi Airport, and end your Singapore trip on a high note. . Travel Preparation: 🧳 Things to Bring for Your Singapore Trip! 📱 SIM Card: Get a local SIM card for easy communication, and choose a suitable plan. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Singapore's plug standard is different from ours, so don't forget to bring an adapter. 🪪 Documents: Prepare your passport and ID card, and enjoy visa-free entry. 👗 Clothing: In December, short sleeves and shorts are enough for Singapore, but bring a light jacket for the cool evenings. 🔋 Chargers: Don't forget your phone and camera chargers, and bring a power bank to keep your devices charged on the go. 🕶️ Essentials: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are must-haves for Singapore's sunny weather. . Singapore, a city full of charm, is waiting for you to explore every corner and create your own unique story🌆.

#tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน 3 Places to See Light, Color, and Sound at Night in Singapore 1. Marina Bay Sands Singapore The Spectra light and water show at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is scheduled as follows: Sunday–Thursday: 8pm and 9pm Friday–Saturday: 8pm, 9pm and 10pm 2. The Gardens by the Bay: Garden Rhapsody The Gardens by the Bay light show, also known as Garden Rhapsody, is a free nightly event held at the Supertree Grove in Singapore: When: Every night at 7:45pm and 8:45pm, and sometimes at 9:35pm 3. Clarke Quay The nightlife area of ​​Clarke Quay and Riverside is filled with Singapore's top bars, restaurants and nightclubs with a lively atmosphere at night.

#festivaljoy #100waysoftravel #christmas #singapore #gardensbythebay #festivelight The Christmas season at Gardens by the Bay is a magical experience, transforming the garden into a festive wonderland of a lighted up structure. As we walk through, the dazzling light displays illuminate the gardens, creating a breathtaking spectacle that captures the spirit of the season. One of the highlights is the snow show, where synthetic snowflakes dance down, as I dance with the crowd’ bringing a touch of winter magic to the tropical setting. The uplifting atmosphere is palpable, with cheerful music filling the air and delightful decorations, and a big lighted up ship adding to the festive charm in this beautiful Garden. #mustvisit #holiday #trip

The Supertree Grove: The Giant Trees of the Future The Supertree Grove is a large vertical garden standing tall in the heart of Singapore. It consists of 18 giant trees, ranging from 25 to 50 meters in height. These trees are extraordinary. In addition to adding green space to the city, they also act as the "lungs" of Singapore. The charm of The Supertree Grove is its beauty at night. It will shine like stars in the sky. Decorated with more than 1 million LED lights, it becomes a romantic viewpoint. It is a place for both city dwellers and tourists to relax. Suitable for tourists of all ages. This is a place where you can experience the wonders of nature combined with modernity and technology. Lighting time: 19:45 and 20:45 every day Garden opening and closing time: Daily 05.00 - 02.00 #Nightlife #Singapore

🌳The park is divided into three Bay Gardens: Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay Central Garden that connects the two. The largest Bay Garden is the Bay South Garden, where several huge Supertrees are built, which are also known as Supertrees. These Supertrees are really spectacular. 🌳The Supertree is actually a 16-story high vertical garden, from the top of which you can overlook the entire garden. In addition, the Supertree has many practical functions: collecting rainwater, generating solar energy, and acting as a ventilation duct for the park greenhouse. There is also a 128-meter-long OCBC Skyway, which is erected between two Supertrees, where you can enjoy the view of Marina Bay from above. 🌳The most dazzling moment of the Supertree is naturally the light show at night, a whole forest emits colorful dazzling lights at the same time, making people dreamlike, as if they are in a dream planet.

#Overseas travel #Singapore 📌Singapore Supertree ✅Operating hours: 5:00 AM every day - 2:00 AM the next day ✅Rhapsody Show: 7:45 PM, 8:45 PM every day Singapore Supertree is famous for its Rhapsody Show that runs for about 15 minutes every day. It's really cool to visit at night when the laser show is on, but it's also really cool to visit during the day. If you visit at night, the photos will be dark and it'll be hard to take a certification shot, but during the day, you can easily take a pretty certification shot. Be sure to see the 11 super-sized trees that range in height from 25m to 50m! Please note that admission to the Supertree and the Rhapsody Show are free.

A giant tree with a concrete and steel structure. Don't miss the tree and the light and sound show here. Because it's very beautiful. This zone is free to enter. There will be 2 shows at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM. The show lasts for 15 minutes. If you plan your trip well, you should arrive in the afternoon because you can walk around the garden and gain experience and knowledge about botany. After that, walk into the Supertree Grove zone in the middle of the garden, where many tourists from all over the world are waiting to see the show. How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at Bayfront Station (CE1). Use Exit B. #SingaporeTravel #tripFreeAccommodation #SingaporeAttractions #SingaporeWorthVisiting #Singapore2023 #SingaporePhotoSpots

Supertree Grove Nearest MRT station - Bayfront Had visited Supertree Grove during weekend with our overseas friends, it’s great Singapore attraction for locals and tourists.👍🏻👍🏻✨it’s really amazing with the colourful lightings in the night! My friends had took great nice photos with the giant huge supertrees!😊👍🏻✨✨✨We had captured the huge stunning architectural MBS iconic tower, great view. #anna29diary #tripmoments #awesomepic #tripblazers #mustvisit #exploresg #supertreegrove #greatview

Supertree Grove is a popular landmark in Singapore Also known as the sky tree, the towering tree It is located in the Gardens by the Bay along with the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. It is highly recommended that you visit them all on the same day. It is free to visit the Supertree and watch the light show alone But if you want to walk on the trail above the Supertree You need to buy additional tickets The light show is at 19:45 and 20:45 every day There are many seating areas nearby, so everyone will come early to grab a seat. If you arrive late, there will be no seats and you can only stand in the square to watch. I also saw many people bringing their own picnic mats to spread on the ground. The cool breeze at night is accompanied by music and light shows It's really a great enjoyment. It's really spectacular. And it’s really good to shoot! After watching the light show, you can take a walk on the wooden plank road next to the river. It is really comfortable and relaxing. I strongly recommend that everyone come to Singapore to experience it! Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953 #Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions #SingaporeAttractions

📸Attraction Name: SuperTree Grove 📍Location : Gardens by the Bay (Marina Bay Water Front) 🚏Best way to get there: Metro The SuperTree Grove can found in the Gardens by the Bay that is located by the Marina Bay Waterfront in the heart of Singapore. You can see this upon exiting the conservatory. The Supertrees are grove of soaring and spectacular structures that are 25 to 50 meters in height. The Supertrees are man-made and it is homed to a lare collections of plant life. Just when the dusk falls, the grove lights up with spectacular light and sound. To get the best and unforgettable view of Singapore, go to the top of the Supertree Observatory. The observation deck offers an unobstructed view of the beautiful Marina Bay. #singaporetrip

#SingaporeAttractions #Singapore The landmark building in Singapore's Gardens by the Bay must be the Supertree Grove built in 2012. It is even one of Singapore's iconic buildings. These 18 tree-like buildings are between 25 and 50 meters high, with a unique and sci-fi shape. There is also an OCBC Skyway on the Supertrees. This 128-meter-long skywalk is suspended between the Supertrees 22 meters above the ground, offering a panoramic view of the lush greenery of the Gardens by the Bay. Unfortunately, the schedule was tight and I couldn’t come here to take pictures at night. Because when night falls, the lights of the Supertree are its essence, and there will be light shows at 7.45pm and 8.45pm every night. Maybe this is also the reason why I want to go to Singapore again in the future. ✅Sky Corridor Ticket: 12 SGD for non-Singapore residents ✅Skywalk opening hours: 9.00am – 9.00pm daily

Supertree Grove is located in Binhai Bay Gardens. There are 18 supertree trees, each about 16 stories tall. The lights start to light up every evening, and the color of the lights keeps changing! And when it’s time to perform, it will be accompanied by music, spotlights and lighting, giving you the illusion of being in the fantasy world of Avatar! Every photo taken here is unique and free to view, so it is recommended to come and visit! It is recommended to come again at dusk time, you can take pictures of different effects day and night! The light show is held at 19:45, 20:45 every night #Singapore Attractions #SingaporeTravel

A great place to stop by in the evening where they have 2 night shows (worth going). i believe the night shows are daily and twice between 7-9. A great place to just walk around the beautiful garden where these Supertrees are located right next to the big iconic hotel with a ship at the top. easily accessible by the train station. Also to note if you have a laptop or phone they have free wifi around this area.#singapore_insta #singapore #gardensbythebay

When it comes to Singapore, in addition to food, there are several must-visit popular attractions. One of them must be GARDENS BY THE BAY. The sky tree is grand in daylight,  you can see the view of the bay, and at night you will feel very peaceful and beautiful ~ strongly recommended to come to Singapore can go to a must visit ~ very beautiful to take pictures! #SingaporeAttractions #Singapore

#2023travelwish Supertree Grove is a perfect balance between nature and technology at the Gardens of the Bay. It is located at 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953, and is open daily from 0500-0200, free admission if there are no events. It is around 1.4 kilometers 18 minutes walk from Bayfront MRT station. Come face to face with 12 of the Garden's 18 Supertrees at the Grove, rising up between 25 and 50 meters tall. Supertrees are designed with large canopies that provide shade in the day, and come alive with an exhilarating display of lights and sounds at night. The Garden Rhapsody (lightshow) takes place at the Supertrees Grove daily at 7:45pm and 8:45pm. Two of the Supertrees are connected by a fun 128 meters aerial platform known as the OCBC Skyway, 22 meters above ground. You can have a wonderful view of Marina Bay Sands, CBD and the surroundings. Or head up to the Observatory on the tallest Supertree to experience them up close and the marvelous views on the surroundings. Both the Skyway and the Observatory need to buy a ticket cost between SGD 10 to 14. Next year i wish to travel to Iceland.

the super modern country of Singapore amazed me with its avvenieristic architectures: Marina Bay Sand resort, a fancy building complex with hotel casino museum and swimming pool at the top! all facing facing Marina Bay. The Supertree Grove in the Gardens, 25-50 meters tall. The Flower Dome, with its vegetation that replicate the Mediterranean climate. The Cloud Forest with its 35m high mountain. …and many more attractions! #2023travelwish #lucaworldtraveler

This is interesting news, you can find moss ferns on the walls at this Starbucks outlet at Gardens by the Bay. It is not a large outlet but you still can find distinctive features over here. For instance, paintings are displayed on the moss ferns wall. There is also a coffee plant as the centrepiece inside the store. There are also ripe coffee cherries on the plant too. Plus it also offers a superb view of the supertrees at Gardens by the Bay. #celebratewithtrip #happybirthday #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

It is the Avatar theme at Gardens by the Bay and it will end in March 2023. So you have plenty of time until this exhibition ends. In the evening when the supertrees are lit up, it will be a blue theme too, same like the Avatar blue. This supertree grove area is free entry and you can also watch the Garden Rhapsody here. Usually, the spectators do not sit or stand when the Garden Rhapsody is on. They will just lie down on the ground and watch the light show. I will show you what this is all about in my next trip moment. #celebratewithtrip #happybirthday #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#mustvisit Supertree Grove Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore Admission is free! If you’re staycaying at Marina Bay Sands Hotel or just happen to be in the area, do visit this popular tourist attraction. Best time to come is at night so you can see the wonderful colors & witness the magnificent light and musical show - Garden Rhapsody. Based on their website, admission to the Supertree Grove is from 5:00AM to 2:00AM. Garden Rhapsody is daily, every 7:45PM and 8:45PM. #gardensbythebay #supertree #supertreegrove #marinabay #lights #musical #show #touristattraction #singapore #tripmoment #tripmomentsg #lovelocal

Up there, high, high up in the Singapore skylines is where the Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay come out to play. This is easily the biggest attraction that the tourist come to Singapore for to get a glimpse of Singapore from the towering super trees. The many different maroon coloured super trees stands between the range of 25 metres to 50 metres, the steel frames of the supertrees are also the home to about 162,900 tropical plants and various ferns of 200 different species from the bottom up! The sixteen storey high supertrees is certainly an architectural and plants marvel to behold #naturewonders

Took a picture at the Supertree Grove Singapore. I was amazed on how they made this park. One of the famous attractions now in Singapore. Supertrees are designed with large canopies that provide shade in the day and come alive with an wonderful display of lights and sounds at night. Stand in awe amidst these iconic giants and enjoy panoramic vistas of the Gardens and the Marina Bay skyline. #tripaway #tripaway

Took a night snap during my Singapore trip and it amazed me. Waited for the night for me to see the beautiful lights around the area and I don’t wanna go home that time it’s relaxing with a beautiful background music while strolling around the area. I also commend their discipline of maintaining cleanliness in the whole city of Singapore. #tripaway #tripaway

Singapore Gardens by the Bay Light Show Attractions Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive 018953 ticket price: air walker market price adult 8 SGD, children 5 SGD all people in the world I am very envious of the wonderland scenery in "Avatar", but only Singapore can build a real scenery for you to see, carefully look at those Skystreet, do you have some shadows in "Avatar"? The garden of 1 billion yuan, Singapore's stunning green new world - the Gardens by the Bay outdoor park is free. Along the waterfront trails, the stunning spectacular views of the Marina Bay Financial District skyline are all in sight. The largest coastal garden is the Binhai South Garden. There are many huge super trees in the park, which is very eye-catching 19

📍Supertree Grove 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953 One of Singapore's landmarks, the Supertrees hosts a spectacular show every night. The trees, which change into various lights with exciting music, are also a famous night view spot in Singapore. The Supertree Show is free to watch, so be sure to stop by. ✨️ OCBC Bridge (paid): Watch the show from the bridge ✨️ Supertree Show is held every day at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM #March Travel Support Grant Event

Singapore is a city I truly love. It’s modern, clean, and incredibly efficient, yet it still manages to have character and charm. Walking through the city, you can go from futuristic skyscrapers in Marina Bay to the vibrant shophouses of Chinatown and the peaceful greenery of the Botanic Gardens—all within a short distance. What makes Singapore special is how well everything is planned. Public transport is smooth, the streets are spotless, and despite being a major metropolis, there are plenty of green spaces, from Gardens by the Bay to the lush Southern Ridges. The food scene is another highlight—hawker centers like Maxwell and Lau Pa Sat offer incredible dishes like chicken rice and laksa at affordable prices. Beyond the city’s efficiency, there’s something about Singapore’s energy that draws me in. Whether it’s exploring its diverse neighborhoods, enjoying the skyline at night, or just appreciating how seamlessly nature and urban life coexist, it’s a place I always enjoy coming back to.

1️⃣ Jewel Changi Airport ✨ This place is MASSIVE! The waterfall, the shops, everything—definitely a must-visit. But heads up, food inside is pricier than outside the airport. 2️⃣ Minion Land (USS) 🟡🔵⚡ Worth every dollar! If you’re planning to go, book more than two weeks in advance and visit on a weekday to skip the crazy weekend crowds. 3️⃣ Chinatown 🏮🍜 A unique blend of Chinese, Malay, and Indian cultures all in one street. The vibes are unmatched, and the chicken rice? 10/10, a must-try! 4️⃣ Supertree Grove (Gardens by the Bay) 🌿✨ An iconic spot you can’t miss in SG! These futuristic trees light up at night with a stunning show, and the vibes are unreal. If you have time, walk the OCBC Skyway for an even better view. Best part? The light show is FREE, so go early to grab a good spot! 🌟 🔹 Bonus: WINGSTOP 🍗🔥 I don’t have this in BKK, so I had it THREE times before flying back. Best fried chicken ever—try the Kecap flavor, TRUST ME! #travel #singapore

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#favouriteitinerary #gardensbythebay Gardens by the Bay’s signature attraction is definitely its Supertree groves! When my mom was visiting Singapore to see me, I couldn’t not take her there! These trees are truly unique and beautiful to see. I also went at night before with my boyfriend and the free light show was truly amazing, I definitely appreciate Singapore for adding free activities as the city can be a little expensive for third world country visitors! I haven’t try going up there but I would definitely love to go up the OCBC Walk up the trees someday and watch the fireworks there during new year’s!