Singapore Airport Gardens

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Butterfly Garden at Terminal 3

This 330 sqm, two-storey open-air garden is home to more than 1,000 free roaming butterflies that are native to Singapore and Malaysia. The butterfly garden is the first of its kind to be featured in an airport. Educational corners and individual enclosures allow visitors to gain insight into the life cycle of a butterfly. You can even witness the birth of a gorgeous butterfly as it exits its pupae stage and takes its first flight at the Emergence Enclosure!

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Rooftop Cactus Garden at Terminal 1

[jdashraf]

Lovely..

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Orchid Garden and Koi Fish Pond at Terminal 2

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Sunflower Garden on rooftop of Terminal 2

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Called the Enchanted Garden it boasts over 1,000 plants and 50 different species.It is also the first garden in Changi Airport that provides an interactive experience with motion sensors triggering sounds of nature and blooming of mechanical flowers.

Motion sensors trigger sounds of nature and blooming flowers while fibre-optic and LED lighting, embedded in the undulating pathways, form a carpet of sparkling lights. The centrepiece of the garden comprises four giant glass bouquet sculptures, carefully decorated with a mosaic of reflective and shimmering stained-glass. Nestled within these glass bouquets are a dazzling variety of freshly-cut flowers and soft ferns.

Note: Most of the written text is from the Airport website.

[ka_khan]

Beautiful.Nice share.

[rafique]

Looking unique and one of the beautiful air port of the world. Thanks for sharing.