Gardens by the Bay doesn't just consist of two domes and the Supertrees, contrary to popular belief.
The place is huge and you'll need at least a day, or two visits if you intend to cover the entire garden. I don't think several areas were open when I went, and I had insufficient time to cover the grounds, unfortunately. We also missed the OCBC skywalk because the tickets were sold out, so if you intend to talk a walk in the sky and watch as the sun sets, please buy your tickets early! If you love nature or photography, I strongly recommend visiting the Gardens because it's informative and very lush.
When I entered the conservatory, everybody seemed to be snapping photographs of the usual - bright coloured flowers, beautiful fully-formed blossoms, all the conventionally appealing things. There are some photographs under the cut that might have slipped out of many visitor's camera frames, suffered a tsch or an immediate delete. I've picked out 70 out of 412 photos, mostly marking my journey of exploration of the two domes (Flower dome > Cloud Forest: Treetop Walk > Waterfall View > Crystal Mountain > Earth Check > Secret Garden). I hope you'll see the beauty in the photos as I did!
Photographs and thoughts under the cut!
The giants.
The giant.
The carrier of life.
The establishment.
Possibilities
Lush vs. Lack
What are you looking at?
I guess they found it.
Every cloud has a steel fencing.
To get to Crystal Mountain, I had to take an escalator.
Fortune
Singapore's national bird: cranes
"Is there more past or more future?"
Private.
"Just a dry floating rock in space"

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