Mandai Orchid Gardens, Singapore
The Mandai Orchid Gardens may be found in close proximity to the Mandai Lake Road. The founder of the Orchid Society of South East Asia, John Laycock, was responsible for the establishment of these gardens back in 1951. In 1961, the Mandai Orchid Gardens were acknowledged by the Singapore Tourism Board as being one of the most important tourist attractions in Singapore.
The Mandai Orchid Gardens are located on a slope that is 10 acres in size and are encircled by dense vegetation on all sides. The extensive range of orchids housed inside the gardens has earned them a reputation that spans the globe. There are over 500 different kinds of orchids available for viewing, and they are displayed in the open air as massed beds. Renanthera, Phalaenopsis, Vanda, Arachnis, and Aerides are just a few of the several kinds of orchids that may be found in the gardens. The majority of the orchids that are cultivated in this region have a similar outline, with the same number of sepals and petals. The technique of cross-breeding has led to the creation of a large number of new types of orchids in the gardens. Visitors may take use of a wide variety of modern amenities at Mandai Orchid Gardens. You may eat at the restaurants, browse at the many businesses, and purchase a variety of horticultural supplies. In addition, the Water Garden and a tour of the hydro-culture plant exhibit are also available to visitors of these gardens.
