National Orchid Garden

If you're a plant enthusiast, especially an orchid lover, the National Orchid Garden in Singapore is a must-visit destination. Spanning over three hectares, the garden boasts a mesmerizing collection of more than 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrid orchids, including the enchanting Margaret Thatcher dendrobium. 

One of the most striking features of the garden is the way it arranges orchids by color to evoke the essence of each season. Bright yellows and creams symbolize spring, while bright reds and pinks embody the spirit of summer. 

The garden transforms into a winter wonderland with a stunning collection of pure white orchids, and rich reds and purples reflect the essence of autumn. This visual feast promises an unparalleled experience for nature lovers who visit the National Orchid Garden.

Latest National Orchid Garden Ticket Prices 2024

Established on October 20, 1995, by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the National Orchid Garden proudly showcases a diverse collection of over 1000 orchid species. To ensure a smooth visit, please have an entrance ticket. Refer to the following price list:

• Admission Ticket: S$ 10.00
• [Promo] Admission Ticket (Longer Validity): S$ 15.00
• [COMBO] Admission Ticket + Floral Fantasy at Gardens by the Bay: S$ 20.00
• [COMBO] Admission Ticket + Gardens by the Bay - Avatar: The Experience at Cloud Forest + Flower Dome: S$ 63.00

Just a friendly reminder that these prices are subject to change without prior notice. For more information, feel free to check out the Traveloka app. Remember to use the special offers for the National Orchid Garden when you book through Traveloka.

*Prices, and other information are subject to change without prior notice. 

National Orchid Garden Opening Hours

The National Orchid Garden is open to visitors every day from 08.30 AM to 07.00 PM, with the last entry permitted at 06.00 PM.

List of Attractions at the National Orchid Garden

Covering a vast expanse, the National Orchid Garden offers enchanting destinations for visitors to explore. Here are the available choices:

1. Tropical Montane Orchidetum

The Tropical Montane Orchidetum takes visitors on an immersive journey through a tropical montane forest. It showcases a stunning array of orchids and diverse plant life, ranging from the lush lowlands to the lofty mountainous regions. Within this space, highlights include the Cool House, the Yuen Peng McNeice Bromeliad Collection, the Tan Hoon Siang Mist House, and the captivating Secret Ravine.

2. Enchanted Garden

Explore the charm of the Enchanted Garden, a delightful attraction within the National Orchid Garden. The focal point of this area is an oversized birdcage that invites visitors to step inside for a memorable photo opportunity.

3. VIP Orchid Garden

The VIP Garden at the National Orchid Garden features orchids named after dignitaries such as Ban Ki-moon and Baroness Margaret Thatcher. Additionally, a white orchid named "Dendrobium Memoria Princess Diana" was dedicated to the late Princess Diana, and it was viewed by her son, Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge during their visit to Singapore in 2012.

4. Burkhill Hall

Perched atop the National Orchid Garden is Burkhill Hall, a historic plantation house that once served as the residence of the Director of the Botanical Gardens until 1969. Named after directors Isaac and Humphrey Burkhill, father and son, the hall now provides visitors insight into the National Orchid Garden.

Tips for Visiting the National Orchid Garden

1. Explore the Singapore Botanical Gardens for Free

Enjoy the opportunity to explore the Singapore Botanical Gardens for free when you visit the National Orchid Garden. Entry to the orchid garden includes access to this enchanting botanical garden. Don't miss the chance to explore its other natural beauties.

2. Wear Comfortable Cotton Clothing

Singapore has hot and humid weather throughout the year. Make sure to wear lightweight clothing made of cotton to stay comfortable in the garden. This will help you enjoy the experience without being bothered by the heat.

3. Choose Comfortable Walking Shoes

Prepare for a walk by wearing the most comfortable shoes. The gardens have various trails that allow you to explore the natural beauty. Comfortable shoes will enable you to walk freely and fully enjoy everything the National Orchid Garden has to offer.

4. Protect Your Family from Mosquitoes

If you are bringing children, remember to bring mosquito repellent cream or spray. Beautiful plants may attract attention, but they can also attract mosquitoes. Protect your family so they can stay comfortable and avoid mosquito bites while exploring the garden.

5. Plan for at Least Half a Day

The Botanical Gardens offer numerous views and natural beauty. Plan to spend at least half a day here so you have enough time to enjoy the orchid gardens and the unique botanical gardens. It is also the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate amidst the busy city life.

Location and How to Get to the National Orchid Garden

The National Orchid Garden is located at 1 Cluny Rd., Singapore 259569. You have several transportation options to reach this destination:

• By Bus: Get off at the Bef Tyersall Ave bus stop, which is a convenient 5-minute walk from the Tyersall entrance to the orchid gardens.
• By Subway: The nearest subway station is Botanic Gardens, and from there, it's a 15-minute walk to the Tyersall Ave entrance.
• By Car: Take Farrer Road and turn towards Holland Road. After approximately 1.5 km on the same lane, turn right onto Tyersall Ave. Continue on the lane until you reach the National Orchid Garden carpark.

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