[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Japanese Garden (Updated Feb)

I went to this park last year. I went there with my mom and my sister. As a backpacker, of course we looked for cheap or free tourism place, so this garden become one of our list. We went there by mrt, then walk slowly around 15 minutes to reach the garden. The garden is in front of mrt station, so really easy to find. The gardens is very large, so please prepare your own mineral water, wear hat/umbrella if needed, wear comfortable shoes, bring snack if you want and of course please wear sun block. There are 2 gardens, chinese and japanese. But Japanese garden was at renovation so i just take picture in front of it. Both of them are sooo beautiful. It was not popular among traveler that time, so usually only resident near here who visit. When we visit it, it kinda private garden coz only few who came here. My mom was so happy and very enjoy this garden. #maydaytrip #rediscoversg #urbanexplorer

#favouriteitinerary Did you know that Singapore has its own Little Japan? Tucked away in the Western part of Singapore are the Chinese and Japanese Gardens, which are connected to the wider Jurong Lake Garden, which is designated as one of Singapore's National Parks. Reopening after many years of renovation in Sep 2024, the gardens have much to offer, with the Japanese Garden teeming with bonsai and beautiful landscapes and pavilions. Wandering around the premises, you will feel your mood instantly lifted as you are transported to Japan. Perfect place for a leisurely stroll or run with friends and family! #singapore #singaporetrip

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The recently completed Chinese Garden renovation is a must see attraction for both locals and tourists in my opinion, especially at night. At this time of year, with cooler weather in the evenings, why not spend an evening getting lost in the jem of Jurong. The garden has many secret areas and paths to explore and at night this can be quite a special experience. There are many places to sit and picnic and enjoy a romantic evening.#travel #couplestrip #thingstodo #naturalwonders

Exploring the Japanese Garden in Jurong The Japanese Garden is a tranquil oasis nestled within the bustling city of Singapore. This meticulously landscaped garden offers a serene escape, transporting visitors to a world of tranquility and beauty. Key Attractions: * Japanese Tea House: This traditional tea house offers a unique opportunity to experience Japanese tea culture. Sip on a cup of green tea while admiring the serene garden views. * Bonsai Garden: Admire the intricate art of bonsai, where miniature trees are carefully cultivated to resemble full-sized trees. * Waterfall and Streams: The garden features cascading waterfalls and winding streams, creating a peaceful and calming atmosphere. * Bridges and Pathways: Stroll along the picturesque bridges and pathways, taking in the serene beauty of the garden. * Koi Pond: Observe the colorful koi fish swimming gracefully in the pond, creating a tranquil scene.

This is a renovated park in western part of Singapore with some of the nicest recreation of Japan and China. it's called Japanese Garden & Chinese Garden Secret destination away from the central part of Singapore where most of the attractions are. must visit. better at night. Photos taken during Mooncake Festival in Singapore.

many different kinds of lotus, edible garden and Japanese style of layout in the garden

Fascinating celebration at the Singapore Chinese Garden

#traveldiaries Japanese Chinese Garden in Singapore entry fee is free of cost. You can explore the gardens without spending any penny. However, if you wish to visit the live turtle and the tortoise museum, then you need to spend $5 for adults and $3 for children. Chinese Garden is a park in Jurong East, Singapore. Built in 1975 by the JTC Corporation and designed by Prof. The Chinese Gardens pagoda is one of the most recognizable icons in Singapore. Built in a public park in Jurong, the 7-storey structure has 185 steps. #singaporetrip #familytrip

Mid-autumn festive decorations