The Super Trees are artificial towers built to look like trees. An observation platform on one of the trees is an ideal picture taking spot particularly with the Sands in the background. The Supertree ramps (a separate attraction) is not really worth paying for - views are limited and the ramps are pretty narrow. The Supertrees light up with a musical show nightly.

After a gruelling 17+ hour trip from Los Angeles, my eyes need a break from IFE. Super tree grove in Singapore is a literal welcome sight for sore eyes. Wonderful natural gardens and man made trees were my much needed relaxation time afforded by my 8-hour layover. Getting my Singapore Arrival Card completed before departure from USA came in handy for a breezy immigration check out and back in the Changi airport. Opted for a 15-minute taxi transport to and from the airport that cost me 20+ SGD.

A must do attraction when visiting Singapore, these stunning trees look beautiful and the light show is definitely staying out for. We spent most of the day in the area with so much to see and do the cloud forest and flower domes, super tree grove platforms and Marina bay hotel and the sky decks are all pretty amazing. The light show last about 8 to 10 minutes, be early if you want a seat around the area as it gets pretty crowded but you can always find your own special place to stand . This is a free attraction but you do have to pay for all the other activities around the area. If you get chance go up to the sky deck at Marina Bay sands hotel as the views you get from the top of the Gardens and it’s surrounding areas are amazing and something you won’t forget for a very long time! To get to the hotel it’s about a 10 minute walk from the Supertree Grove.

This is part of the Gardens by the bay complex and very much worth a visit. The supertrees range in height from 25 meters up to 50 meters and are simply amazing pieces of architecture. They are situated in beautiful relaxing surround. During the day you can really appreciate gardens and at night the trees come alive to a light and sound show. We walked along the suspension bridge taking in the views across the park.

Very cool and unique design. Beautiful place to visit at night, either solo, with a date, family. There are currently special Christmas events on. I highly recommend coming for a visit here. The majority of the area is free to access, the special Christmas event has a small fee which you can scan a QR code upon entry.

Amazing park and garden, totally ree with nightly themed music for everyone to enjoy. You can also buy tickets to walk between a couple of these trees - highly recommend it. Views are spectacular.

I was sceptical at first about what are essentially fake trees, but these structures are fabulous, especially when lit up for 'Garden Rhapsody', an engaging light and sound show that takes place each evening just after dark. There are 18 'trees' in total, ranging in height from 25 to 50 metres. They serve as vertical gardens and are partially covered in an array of tropical plants including beautiful orchids and bromeliads. The trees are also used to collect water and help with air filtration. It's great to see the trees closeup but even better to view a group of them en masse from a distance, especially for the light show. We took a picnic to the other side of the lake to better enjoy Garden Rhapsody without the crowds.

Just amazing! We arrived an hour before sunset, and we're stunned at the Grove! What a marvel! Purchased online, while we're there a ticket to go on the sky walk, waited 20 minutes in the q, and our timing fantastic! Sun went down and we witnessed the light show while on the bridge... Spectacular!!

Try to see the super tree grove during the day and at night. They look totally different and give you different photographic opportunities. Go on the overhead walkway and up the largest tree to the observation deck. You can have a drink at the bar up there. The light show in the evening had excellent sound and delightful music, but it was over way too quickly - about 10 minutes.

You can enter the area around the base of the tress for free. I suggest you arrive there around 7pm and pick a good spot to see as many as you can from one angle and wait for the light show at 7.45 and 8.45. Its AMAZING so worth seeing the trees light up in sequence to music (we saw one called the waltz). This place gets very busy at the weekends and people pick there spots early and wait. We sat at the base of one tree near the Sky walk entrance and could see at least 5 of the trees. You can go up the trees to the top - but we opted not to do this but the sky walk path instead which links between the trees near the top. This was cheap and you got amazing views of Bay Sands and the all the trees and the flyer.