Places to Visit in Singapore : Chinese Garden

In the morning, I enjoy walking through the tracks around and in the Chinese Garden. I love the sunrise here which is so beautiful. I'm guessing sunset probably is amazing too. Everytime I come to Singapore, I've to come to the Chinese Garden for a morning stroll.

From the tracks which goes aound the Chinese Garden, the view of the bridge and the Pagoda across the lake is beautiful. Looking at the photo gives a feeling of tranquility and peacefulness. If you need to relax and slow-down, come here for a walk. There also plenty of benches. Sit down, relax and just watch nature and people exercising here.

Another picture taken while walking around the track outside the Chinese Garden. A beautiful bird, a colourful skyline, trees and a bird. Yup, what more could you ask for during a morning stroll in the city. There also people exercising at open spaces along the track. I wish I'd taken a picture of that but I'm not really into portrait nor people photography. I was too focused on the beautiful landscaping and nature around me. 

In the Chinese Garden itself, I saw pretty flowers like this one which I photographed (below). This was in one of the flower gardens within the Chinese Garden. Flowers are lovely and they're my favourite subject for photography.

There is a Pagoda like structure in the middle of the Chinese Garden. This is from the bottom of the slope. The structure is traditional as you can see from the photo. It looks beautiful up-close too! Other buildings in the Chinese Garden has traditional roofs too. Look out for those if you're here. If you can't go to China, I'd say, this is close enough. 

Ta-da! The pagoda up-close. Like I said, it's stunning, no? Red roofs against white walls. It's clean and neat too. Beautiful for photographs. Nice to look at too. 

Last year when I was walking around the garden, there was a wedding photoshooting session going on. Drop by here for a nice morning walk if you're living near the Chinese Garden. Looking at the photos brings back the feeling of relaxation when I was walking around in there. Nothing beats being there in person though.

If you know of other parks to relax in, in Singapore, leave a comment so anyone interested can visit and enjoy the beautiful park as well.

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