Singapore's Gardens by the Bay. A very strategic ecotourism move and one that I'm actually really proud of. An architectural wonder, very thoughtfully sustainable which I appreciate a lot, horticultural feat that will amaze even those who aren't plantscaping nerds, a lovely and almost alien-like addition to the already beautiful Singapore skyline. I'm a fan. Definitely worth a visit, whether you're Singaporean or not.
Supertrees that mimic the life cycles of real trees. I saw photos of these supertrees when the park opened half a year ago, really beautiful glowing photos, and was really puzzled at how Singapore had suddenly transformed into a magical piece of landscape from Avatar.
It started storming, and I mean really, seriously, frighteningly, poundingly, thunderstorming. So we ducked into the cooled conservatories to gawk at the enormous array of plants imported from literally all around the world. I love these frosty wintry ferns; I see them around here a lot.
Taking a picture of Daddy taking a picture.
Inside the "Flower Dome".
Cacti!
And this was the "Cloud Forest" with Singapore's tallest waterfall heh.
Supertrees by night.
