The Rain Vortex is the main attraction in Jewel Changi. Standing at 130 feet, it is the world's largest and tallest indoor waterfall. Making it more mystical is the surrounding Shiseido Forest Valley, a five-story-tall structure that features more than 100,000 shrubs from different parts of the world.

Located at the topmost level of Jewel Changi, Canopy Park is filled with attractions for everyone in the family to enjoy. Inside it are two hard-to-miss gardens: the Topiary Walk and the Petal Garden. The Topiary Walk features plants and shrubs shaped as animals, while the Petal Garden is where you can find gorgeous floral presentations.

The park includes the Canopy Bridge, which you should walk along on if you want to see the glorious Rain Vortex up close.

Canopy Park is where the Canopy Mazes are found. The Hedge Maze is called such because of its 1.8-m high hedge walls. The Mirror Maze, on the other hand, uses various reflections to create a network of paths and puzzles.There are also attractions designed for children. The Sky Nets, composing of the 250-m long Bouncing Net and the 50-m long Walking Net, are ideal for kids to explore and enjoy.

The youngsters may also have fun at any of the four integrated slides at the Discover Slides. They also have the option to play among clouds at the Foggy Bowls.

Get a glimpse of how the Jewel Changi Airport is run when you enter theChangi Experience Studio. This 3,000-sqm facility lets you play interactive games, watch virtual displays, and be amazed at the immersive shows that feature the history of Changi Airport.

Jewel Changi is bucket list-worthy, indeed, but before you explore the complex, it pays to know the following details:

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