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The Jacob’s Ballas garden is one of the finest first attractions that are completely dedicated for children and to help them get accustomed to the enthralling Mother nature around us. The garden is located beside Axe factor singapore. The garden has splendid plants, vivid florals on display, greenery everywhere and a beautiful environment to replenish amidst.

There are a plethora of fantastic streams and ponds in the garden, wherein you can relax post your Axe throwing singapore excursion. The garden has a myriad of fun games, suspension bridges and play areas that will keep your toddlers busy for an eternity.

Tucked away from the Singapore city’s hustle and bustle, the Bukit Timah renders a serene escapade into the untouched natural beauty of Singapore. The nature reserve is spanned over a large area and also consists of verdant slopes that go as high as 163 meters. The nature reserve houses natural ponds and streams, where you can relax and soak up in the neutral climes.There is a special ‘i heart’ workshop and nature keeper program where young children can learn about the ecology around us and the importance of protecting it. Visiting this reserve after your Axe throwing singapore excursion is a must.

If you are looking for a getaway from the bustling city life, then head on over to Bukit Batok nature park and marvel at the beauty that this abandoned quarry site has to provide. The park has abundant nature trails, wilderness and ponds and streams that will help you connect with the soulful mother nature around us.The park has terrains and slopes that are perfect for picnic and hiking activities. You will also spot a number of locals who come here for their daily walks. Marvel at the splendid views of the extraordinary pond, situated right amidst the quarry.

The Singapore Botanical garden is a splendid choice for your escapade. UNESCO has designated the gardens as a World Heritage Site. The botanic gardens have ethnobotany grades, wherein you can find over 300 species of spectacular plants. Next on, explore the national orchid garden housing over 2000 species of vibrant orchids that will leave you speechless with their pristine beauty. The Botanic Garden is Singapore's most popular park, with over 4 million visitors per year. It is the island's only historic botanic garden and one of the few old landscape gardens. The park attracts a wide range of celebrities and dignitaries, including Queen Elizabeth II and Bindi Irwin, the late Steve Irwin's daughter.The library in the garden is one of Southeast Asia's oldest reference libraries, with 30,000 books and 41,000 rare books/journals, as well as unpublished research papers. It was founded in 1875.

Singapore features a splendid number of fantastic nature trails and natural resources that render a serene space for you and your family. One such definite visit is the MacRitchie Reservoir Park. The park has a fascinating number of streams and ponds, with abandoned quarries featuring exquisite views like never before.

There is a marvelous 250 meter long suspension bridge, right above the quarry, perfect for your evening walk, promising you a marvelous view like never before. The MacRitchie is an 11 km long nature trail that runs along the park and lets you soak up in the depths of the forests. The resoriver park, also features a plethora of monitor lizards, squirrels and long tail monkeys, who you might bump into as well!

The extraordinary museum of Ice cream is one of the most sought after attractions in Singapore, and rightfully so because of its fine interiors, a plethora of catchy games, multisensory activities and a lot more. The museum houses 14 different enthralling multi-sensory games, which will keep you busy for an eternity.

The museum spans over large areas, and its pastel pink interiors will evoke the inner child within you. There is a large, sparkly pool and dragon playground which are spectacular attractions to explore.