Chinese Garden Singapore

At the entry of Chinese Garden Singapore, you’ll see a couple of glorious stone lions guarding its doors. Statues of these animals have traditionally stood before supreme royal palaces, tombs and sanctuaries in old China. Local people believed that they have a mythical ability to protect.

Upgrade will happen for Majority of the current highlights and famous landmarks as they hold special memories for Singaporeans. The beautiful excellence of Chinese Garden Singapore will be saved by holding existing landforms and water regions.

Another event garden with a limit of 7,000 individuals will empower guests to make beautiful memories with views of the Pagoda and Jurong Lake

Planned by Taiwanese architect Prof. Yuen-chen Yu and constructed in 1975, the space design is based on northern Chinese royal style of engineering and finishing, especially during the Sung dynasty time frame. The ‘Bai Hong Qiao’ bridge, for example, follows the style of the 17-Arch Bridge at the Summer Palace in Beijing. Different features includes a Bonsai Garden, which houses an assortment of over a hundred delightfully manicured bonsais imported from China, Japan and neighboring nations like Malaysia.

For more information visit Singapore DMC.