National Orchid Garden Singapore

Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road Singapore , Singapore - Phone: 65 6471 7361

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    Day 31, Sunday - Orchid Garden & Chinatown

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    Singapore Orchid Garden & Chinatown

    Weather report said 32˚C (didn't seem this hot), quite humid, afternoon downpour, sunny patches in morning.

    We found it hard not to sleep in this morning. It's a bit odd, because we’ve felt all right up till now. So we took it a bit easy, getting down to breakfast at 9:15. We …

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    Slingin' It In Singapore

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    Singapore, the City-State, at only 274 square miles it is easily the smallest country I have ever been to, although arguably has possibly the most to offer. Its name is derived from the Sanskrit singapura, meaning lion city, after Sang Nila Utama, founder of the ancient settlement of Singapore saw what he thought was a lion here. Despite a …

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    Wait, what day is today?

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    Upon arriving in Singapore around 3 am local time today, we stood in the lobby of our hotel, desperately trying to determine what "tomorrow" meant - Monday, May 15th, Tuesday, May 16th or Wednesday, May 17th? We had traveled through so many time zones that "yesterday" and "tomorrow" had become meaningless and induced only furrowed brows and …

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    Singapore Sling

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    Arrived in Singapore by bus from Melaka on Thursday 29th March and met up with Patricia and Marc (uni friends) at the hostel - so lovely to catch up with them :) on Thursday night we just went out for dinner in Little India and caught up over a couple of beers.
    On Friday morning we caught the MRT down to Marina Bay Sands which was spectacular …

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    Orchids and Easter brunch

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    Our VIP has been treated to her first Singapore style Sunday brunch for Richard's birthday.
    Sunday brunch is a legend in Singapore and has previously seen us dress up as Princess Leia, Robert Redford, a B52 and Amadeus Mozart at the Hyatt! This time though, no theme necessary just to enjoy the Easter themed food on offer.
    We were joined by …

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    Singapore

    ... patch of jungle, a 600,000 specimen herbarium and one of the worlds largest orchid displays (over 60,000) in the stunning National Orchid Garden. It would have have taken our mums and dads months to look round, and the two Sue's (Moffitt and Thompson), ...

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    The Mer-Lion of Asia

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    ... ...oh wait. This place just couldn't compare with the deep intense vibe of Stadium in Jakarta. Today I went to the National Orchid Garden in the Singapore Botanical Gardens. I lucked into a a free tour, one they only hold once a month. This was ...

  • 3

    Warming Up in Singapore

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    ... ; I tend to be quite fond of gardens, and ended up spending about 5 hours split between the Botanical Gardens and the National Orchid Garden.  Late in the afternoon, the jet lag caught up with me again, and I was suddenly exhausted.  Just about ...

  • 4

    I must pay more attention...

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    ... and preservation of the cultural heritage of the Gardens were emphasised. Under Dr Tan's direction, the 3-hectares National Orchid Garden, a major tourist attraction today, was established. In June 1990, Singapore Botanic Gardens came under the ...

  • 5

    SINGAPORE. March 22

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    ... own identity  hwo you not to be missed. Our hotel was in a colonial area close by. Finally we visited the National Orchid Garden, located in the Botanical Gardens, which has more than 60,000 orchid plants belonging to 400 species and more than ...

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    Orchids and storms

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    ... we got to see Orchids. After our disappointment in Kuala Lumper, we went to the botanic gardens and the national orchid garden. Really enjoyed walking round, enjoying the peace and quiet and the wonderful different colours of the flowers. Funny ...

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    A week in Singapore

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    ... pudding the lights were twinkling in the darkness. What an experience and our most extravagant experience to date. The National Orchid Garden with it's orchids growing in profusion held little appeal to us but there are certainly a myriad of colours ...

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    Sensory overloan

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    ... side path that was completely covered by jungle trees, so we huddled under huge leaves until the storm passed. Next was the National Orchid Garden. With the weather not being the best we decided just to peak our heads inside, although Mike and I plan ...

  • 9

    Rip Off Raffles

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    ... , unfortunately due to their intricate nature, they were too expensive to consider buying on a whim. The fourth stop was the National Orchid Garden, by which point the sun was really heating up and I was covering up with my Thai shawl. The garden was set ...

  • 10

    Singapore Fling

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    ... and the ticket includes the Singapore Flyer and a river cruise.  I had read and heard that the Singapore Botanic Garden and National Orchid Garden were ‘must see’ attractions and I thought they may be nice but a little boring…. ...