WORLD'S MOST UNIQUE GARDENS!? | Gardens By The Bay, Singapore

So I'm gonna be real with you guys. I know nothing about plants. If we're expecting an educational vlog about plants and flowers here, it's not gonna happen. In this vlog we are doing the number one thing that I've been dying to see ever since it first opened in 2012 which was two years after the last time I came to Singapore Gardens by the Bay. That's where we are and I think our first stop is gonna be this super tree grove. And we're gonna then make our way through the garden to do the domes. A flower dome and a cloud forest. So we are currently at the base of the super trees as you can see they're all behind me and above me. But now we want to figure out how do we get up the trees. So far we haven't actually had to pay for anything which is kind of crazy because like you just come and see these and there's no cost yet. All right. There's a lot of information on this board about the sustainability of these tree structures. But I feel like my brain is not starting off on a good note right now because it is so hot. So I'm gonna be real with you guys. I know nothing about plants. I mean, I appreciate plants. I appreciate flowers. But realistically, I don't really know a whole lot about them. If we're expecting an educational vlog about plants and flowers here it's not gonna happen. But I will try to point out some of these standout features that have a plaque and I can narrate. Okay, so that's cool. Actually the tops of the trees have paddles on them that actually convert into sunlight or like they convert the electricity. Solar panels. Found the ticketing booth. So eight dollars each to go up the skywalk. There you go. See I knew we had to eventually pay. There's a long way down, but we are now atop of the skywalk and suddenly I'm feeling a little bit scared of heights. All right, cool. That's cool as well. This is so crazy. It doesn't even feel like real life. It feels like we're in like Avatar land. Like, you know, Avatar. I do. I don't remember the movie that well. So right now we are in the Cloud Dome. Cloud Forest. It is one of the two biodomes. Right now we are in this one that has an amazing waterfall. I should also mention that it's the world's largest indoor waterfall. I think my favorite part is how cool it is in here. It's like five degrees colder than outside and it's not so humid. It's really nice. We're now at the top of the Lost World, which is kind of like another garden. On top of the Cloud Forest. So the Cloud Forest, this is a biodome or conservatory. I don't really know what's the right term for it. But it contains plants and shrubs found in a tropical mountain region. So a very cool moist environment. But that is kind of like the area that you would find the plants and shrubs in this biodome. Alright guys, we are now inside the Flower Dome. It is the world's largest glass greenhouse. It is huge. Look at all of that greenhouse. So the climate in the Flower Dome is more of a cool dry Mediterranean feel. So it's the same temperature like 23 to 25 degrees Celsius, but way more dry. That's the danger zone guys. That's the danger zone. I was going to be like, welcome to the danger zone. This would not be a great place to come if you were allergic to pollen. That's true. I guess if I was allergic to pollen I would have found that out. So we've left the Flower Garden a little bit early. Because we were feeling really hungry. And it was overwhelming. There was a lot of people there. So what was your favorite garden? I think the trees were the coolest. Yeah, the trees were pretty cool. Super tree grove, yeah. Those were definitely the coolest. But I like the temperature of the domes. Because it was really nice in there. Good evening guys and welcome to Clarke Quay. This is our evening destination. Because, well, it is a very popular evening destination here in Singapore. It is kind of like a nightlife hub. There's bars, there's restaurants, there's nightclubs. There's a lot of things to do in the evening time. Including these amazing tree structures that are overhead of us. So we're here for dinner. We have a reservation at a lovely restaurant. That's probably going to cost us a lot of money. But that's okay because YOLO! And maybe it's going to be another 10 years before I come back to Singapore. So I've ordered myself a Thai vegetable curry. It's not really Singaporean but it's vegan and it sounds delicious. I know it's going to be delicious. And Matt got a Singapore chicken curry. It's like a traditional Singaporean chicken curry. Plus, we got ourselves two Singapore slinks. Which is a gin cocktail with grenadine, triple sec, pineapple juice, and I think bitters. This is too slippery. We're going for the 4. So we just finished up our dinner. It got a little bit loud at the restaurant because they had live music. It was really really good and now it is time to say goodbye to Singapore. And goodnight. I hope you've enjoyed exploring the last couple days with us. Today as well as yesterday where I went and revisited a bunch of sites that I went to 9 years ago. Which is crazy. So go give that video a watch if you haven't already. I'll put it up here or down below in the description. But that's all for me. Give this video a thumbs up. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button. And we will see you guys again in our next destination.