By now, it is no longer news that the Singapore Botanic Gardens was awarded the UNESCO World Heritage Site status. It is the first and only tropical botanic garden on the UNESCO's World Heritage List and also the first in Asia and the third botanic gardens inscribed in the world.
I had wanted to visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens when it was first inscribed a year ago but the usual let-the-crowd-die-down-first procrastination got the better of me.
Since the folks were out of town and I did not have anything to do at home, I decided to just grab my camera and head for the Gardens.
You can take either the new downtown line or circle line to Botanic Gardens Station (DT9/CC19).
Visiting is now made even more convenient with the train station's exit right at the Gardens' doorstep.
Since I arrived by the Bukit Timah Gate, the plan was to cover as much ground as possible while heading towards Tanglin Gate.
I had wanted to visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens when it was first inscribed a year ago but the usual let-the-crowd-die-down-first procrastination got the better of me.
Since the folks were out of town and I did not have anything to do at home, I decided to just grab my camera and head for the Gardens.
You can take either the new downtown line or circle line to Botanic Gardens Station (DT9/CC19).
Visiting is now made even more convenient with the train station's exit right at the Gardens' doorstep.
Since I arrived by the Bukit Timah Gate, the plan was to cover as much ground as possible while heading towards Tanglin Gate.
