- Chinese and japanese gardens, singapore: Garden design is an important japanese art form that has been refined for more than 1000 years.
- The Singapore Chinese Garden is a cultural and recreational park located in Jurong East, Singapore. It was built in 1975 and is designed in the style of classical...
- The Chinese Garden was built back in 1975, modelled after the Northern Chinese imperial style of architecture and landscaping.
- Also known as Jurong Gardens, the Chinese Garden sprawls across Jurong East in Singapore, welcoming visitors since its inauguration in 1975 CE.
- While the Chinese garden is still undergoing renovations, the existing Chinese pagodas and pavilions still make for a great backdrop to any sunrise shot.
- The Chinese Garden in Singapore covers 13.5 land hectares, which is wide enough to accommodate several visitors and locals wandering in the area.
- One very underrated place in Singapore amongst tourists is the Chinese Garden in the west of the city.
- Chinese Garden in Singapore, located in the Jurong East area, is a park spread in the area of about 13.5 hectares.
- Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Chinese Garden in Singapore. Explore top ideas to experience the tranquility and traditional charm of this stunning garden.
- • Find out how you can enhance your physical activity by using the walking paths available in Chinese Garden Singapore, where you can do running or walk.