Opening Hours
Fri, 3 Jul - Mon, 10 Aug 2026
9.00am - 9.00pm
This year, Orchid Extravaganza spotlights the rich heritage and diversity across eight regions of Indonesia. Featuring more than 7,000 orchids, including native species and varieties, it is presented in partnership with the Ministry of Creative Economy of Indonesia and the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Singapore. Striking woven artworks and larger-than-life sculptural pieces using the traditional anyaman weaving technique with coconut leaves and bamboo, are featured alongside architectural recreations of traditional Sumbanese houses with their soaring roofs and multi-tiered Balinese Meru towers. Cultural motifs, including bold Toba Batak patterns and intricate ikat designs reflect the stories, beliefs and craftsmanship across the Indonesian archipelago.
Fri, 3 Jul - Mon, 10 Aug 2026
9.00am - 9.00pm
Admission charge to Flower Dome applies
Flower Dome
Nine larger-than-life sculptures showcase anyaman, the centuries-old Indonesian art of weaving plant materials. Handcrafted by 27 Balinese artisans over 900+ hours, these stunning woven works in Flower Dome depict Indonesia's rich wildlife, folklore, and cultural icons.
Discover a recreation of candi bentar split gateway in Flower Dome. Traditionally used to mark the transition into a sacred space, this gateway stands alongside replicas of Meru towers—the tiered shrines central to Balinese temple architecture.
Discover a recreation of the uma mbatangu, or peaked house in Flower Dome. Known for its dramatic central tower, its tall peaks traditionally signify a more prominent ancestral lineage.
Discover the beauty of Orchid Extravaganza and stand a chance to win a pair of economy-class return tickets from Singapore to Bali with Garuda Indonesia! 8 pairs of tickets to be won!
Visit Flower Dome from 3 Jul to 10 Aug 2026, scan the QR code and answer a simple question for a chance to win.
Moon orchid (Phalaenopsis amabilis)
One of Indonesia's three national flowers, whose elegant sprays of broad white blooms with soft yellow centres.
Deer-horned orchid (Phalaenopsis cornu-cervi)
Named for its distinctive antler-shaped flower stalks and star-shaped flowers streaked in yellow-green and chestnut.
Ground orchid (Spathoglottis plicata)
Produces vibrant magenta blooms and was among the first plants to naturally recolonise Krakatau following its 1883 eruption.
Tiger orchid (Grammatophyllum speciosum)
World's largest orchid species, whose flower spikes can exceed 2m in height and bear hundreds of tawny yellow blooms.
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