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Does city life makes you problematic and stressed? Book a visit and drive your car to Choa Chu Kang Park. The park is open for families and couples who need some fresh air and a little bond. The area has several structures that will make you feel as if you are in different dimensions.
You can read more details about Choa Chu Kang Park below.
Chinese Garden Overview and Features
The Chinese Garden is a popular spot for nature lovers and park-goers. The area covers more than 13.5 land hectares which are wide enough to build Chinese establishments with green surroundings. If you do not have the budget to visit China, this is the best alternative. The Chinese Garden will give you a Chinese vibe in an instant because of its techniques, structure, design, and overall vibe.
If you have read about Chinese cultures, two stone lions must be built at the Chinese temples, tombs, palaces, and other structures. For the Chinese, the lion is the symbolism of protection. `The Chinese Garden also has these stone lions that you can see at the garden’s entrance.
The Chinese Garden is considered the first and only Chinese traditional park established in Southeast Asia.
One of the best attractions that made the Chinese Garden popular is the mesmerizing bridge that was inspired by Peking’s Summer Palace bridge. Because of its jaw-dropping and well-designed arch, many individuals want to take different poses in this spot.
Other attractions you must see in this garden include the tower, plateau, pavilion, Pagoda, tea house, Stoneboat, and many more. The Pagoda could be one of your favourites as it allows you to enjoy the whole garden’s view together with the nearly Japanese garden and Jurong lake.
The Chinese Garden also features more than 2,000 variants of bonsai imported from different countries, including China. The garden also houses a museum where you can enjoy seeing different species of tortoise and turtles.
Another charming attraction to see in this destination is the Garden of Abundance. This spot features Chinese animal sculptures, pomegranate trees, stone bridges, and an old pomegranate tree. All these features made the Garden of Abundance one of the best spots in the Chinese Garden.
FAQ
How big is the Chinese Garden?
The Chinese Garden in Singapore covers 13.5 land hectares, which is wide enough to accommodate several visitors and locals wandering in the area.
When does the Chinese Garden open in public?
The first opening of the Chinese Garden to visitors and residents happened in 1975.
Are dogs allowed in the Chinese Garden?
Yes, the Chinese Garden is pet-friendly. This means that you can take your fur babies to this area for a walk. Just make sure to leash them and pick up their poops.
How to Get There?
You can reach the Chinese Garden by metro or by bus. Various metro and bus lines have stops near the destination. For the metro, you can take a ride on East-West Line. But if you prefer to drop by bus, there are two bus lines you may consider, including bus services 335 and 180.
Where to Park
If you drive your car to the area, parking lots are essential. Luckily, the Chinese Garden is located near several parking areas in Singapore. These include the following:
- Jurong Lake Gardens North and South Carpark
- Wilson Parking Singapore
- Jurong East Sports Complex
- Multiple Storey Car Park
- Wilson Parking Singapore
All the mentioned car parks above are open 24 hours. So no matter what time you get into the area, there is an available parking lot to leave your vehicle.