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An Agri-Horticultural Society founded the Singapore Botanical Gardens in 1859. The gardens are a combination of untouched primary forest and specialty gardens displaying frangipanis, roses, ferns and desert plants, to name a few. There are numerous plant species here, including many rare specimens that reflect the Gardens' richness and diversity of plant life. The National Orchid Garden is located on the highest hill in the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
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 Located near the city center Singapore botanic gardens covers an area of 52 hectares. The garden features incredible varieties of plants.
One can obviously come across spectacular collections of plants that truly overwhelm the heart of the visitors. The garden offers a glimpse of the richness and the variety of plant life found in Singapore.
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The National Orchid Garden, the Ginger Garden and the Evolution Garden are the major attractions of the place. The present orchid enclosure features a large variety of orchid plants. Sprawling orchid displays can be found in the National Orchid Garden. Look for the exotic collections of bromeliad from central and South America in National Orchid Garden.
The outdoor concerts performed in Symphony Lake is an added beauty of the place and offers great entertainment amid rich green settings. RISIS Store located at the entrance of the garden is a perfect place for the ornament lovers to look for some of the exquisite varieties of orchid jewelry sets.
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The ornaments displayed in the store features Peranakan-inspired designs. The ornate sets of orchid brooches and incredible souvenir gift items are the most sought after purchases in the RISIS store. The little French restaurant Au Jardin offers its visitors a unique dinning experience amid the luxurious green ambience.
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