Singapore is a wonderful place to walk along the cement forest Orchard Road, and you can walk to a vast green area with a lot of foliage and flowers. This huge urban green lung, the Botanic Gardens of Singapore, became Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, and it truly reputed its reputation as a garden city. Although the reputation is outside, although it is free to open, there may be too many fun places in Singapore, and there are not many visitors to the botanical garden. Most locals are dating, jogging, walking their dogs, or having a casual picnic with friends. As a world cultural heritage, the nature of the area is unparalleled, and as a botanical garden, the freshness and beauty here are indescribable. Lawrence Niven, the first director of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, was a landscape architect. At the beginning of the park in 1859, he tried to create an English pastoral scene, stretches of grass, winding paths, and The natural distribution of various plants, with a romantic atmosphere, is the only large park in Southeast Asia with a British-inspired landscape design. Walk into it, as if entering a huge tropical rainforest, dotted with a variety of small gardens of different styles, all kinds of small animals are happy to live their own lives, large lizards lying on the lawn Sunning the sun, completely ignoring human curiosity and peeping, here is their real home, and human beings are only occasional guests.