……is
at the Cloud Forest, which sits in the Gardens by the Bay, in Singapore. The
misty waterfall crushes down a 35-metre tall, verdant mountain. The air is
clammy and unexpectedly cold here, and while you climb up, different species of
flowers and vegetation, as well as amazing crystals fight for your attention.
The Cloud Forest, as well as its sister-attraction, the
Flower Dome, is a massive conservatory, and the world’s largest columnless
greenhouse. When we visited, the monsoon was tumbling down the puzzle-like glass
panels, making our stay there even more atmospheric.
Gardens by the Bay, a 101-hectare horticultural park are adorned
with the iconic `supertrees` - a 16-storey-tall vertical gardens, which are truly
remarkable. A suspended 128-metre-long walkway between two of these supertrees,
offers a bird’s eye view of the Marina Bay, the seaport, and the
financial district.
On the ground you can explore lush gardens, mini caverns` installations,
waterfront promenades, traditional Chinese status…..and more. One can easily spend the whole day there, and see
something new and exciting right, left, and centre!
On the day, I was
wearing a Manuel Canovas dress, and a Michael Kors clutch.
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