Maintenance Notice


GingerLily @ FM is closed for maintenance until further notice.
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Notice


The Birdly Experience has been shifted to Hall A.
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Maintenance Notice


The area under Hall A Mezzanine will be closed off from 19 Aug.
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Closure Notice


Snow City will be closed on 14 Dec Saturday and 20 Dec Friday, from 2pm to 4pm, for private events.
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Closure Notice


KidsSTOP™ will be closed on 4 Dec Wednesday from 2pm to 5pm for a private event.
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Maintenance Notice


The Future Makers+ project will be closing off the corridor at Hall G from 11 to 13 Dec to facilitate flooring works. During this period, Newton room will not be accessible.
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SENSORY LEVELS

SCS Sensory Info (Ecogarden Exhibition)

 

 

 

Explore our living laboratory of plants and animals in their habitats. See how they live in an environment that we have kept as natural as possible.

The Ecogarden, short for ecology garden, is a living outdoor laboratory.  The plants here receive no special care. No attempt is made to control pests except for occasional pruning, mowing and necessary replanting. This provides an excellent setting for ecological studies. From our local king of fruits, the durian, to the common vegetables that you get in the market, take a walk around nature and discover more about the plants that you commonly see.

 

Highlights

Healing Plants Area

Healing Plants for Natural Wellness 

Supported by Eu Yan Sang, the Ecogarden features many plants for their healing properties from the traditional Chinese medicine perspective. Some of these plants are also used by Malays and Indians in their traditional herbal medicine practices.

Find out more about some of the interesting facts here

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Tree House

Offering many elements of play and discovery like refuge, height, and physical challenge, this Tree house provides a gateway back to nature. Admire the panoramic view from atop!


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Sweet Potato Plant

A popular plant, the sweet potato is often eaten as a snack. Its leaves are used in vegetable dishes and its roots are used to make tonics. Don’t miss the chance to check it out and many other plants at the Ecogarden!