Important Notice 
  1. To better manage the crowds for safe movement of all visitors, the use of tripods for photo-taking at Sakura floral display in Flower Dome is not allowed on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
  2. Please expect longer waiting time in Flower Dome due to the popularity of Sakura floral display.  We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your patience.

Sakura

Blossom into the night

 

The beauty of cherry blossom trees in bloom is set against a landscape that echoes the city’s tranquil gardens and the historic Golden Pavilion – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Complementing the Sakura experience that visitors have come to anticipate is Yozakura (night sakura), where the cherry blossom trees are lit up and whimsical light projections on the ground offer a magical ambience under the darkened sky. 

Sakura 2024
Opening Hours

Fri, 22 Mar 2024 - Sun, 21 Apr 2024

9.00am - 9.00pm

Admission Ticket Prices

Admission charge to Flower Dome applies

Location

Flower Dome

Admission Rates

CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
  • Adult

    $32

  • Child (3-12 yrs old)

    $18

  • Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
  • Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
  • All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
  • The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.
FLOWER DOME
FLOWER DOME
  • Adult

    $12

  • Senior (60 yrs old and above)

    $8

  • Child (3-12 yrs old)

    $8

CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
  • Adult

    $20

  • Senior Citizen (60 yrs old and above)

    $15

  • Child (3-12 yrs old)

    $12

  • Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
  • Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
  • All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
  • The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.

CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
  • Adult

    $32

  • Child (3-12 yrs old)

    $18

  • Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
  • Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
  • All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
  • The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.

FLOWER DOME
FLOWER DOME
  • Adult

    $12

  • Senior (60 yrs old and above)

    $8

  • Child (3-12 yrs old)

    $8

CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
  • Adult

    $20

  • Senior Citizen (60 yrs old and above)

    $15

  • Child (3-12 yrs old)

    $12

  • Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
  • Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
  • All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
  • The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.

Highlights

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Paper Cranes

Make a wish upon the paper cranes hung from the ceiling of Flower Dome.

According to Japanese tradition, folding 1,000 paper cranes grants you wishes, happiness, eternal good luck, or even long life and recovery from illness or injury. Origami cranes (orizuru) folded into a group of 1,000 are known as a senbazuru, with “sen” meaning “thousand” in Japanese. The crane is an auspicious creature in Japanese folklore, and is said to live for 1,000 years.

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Torii

A torii is a traditional Japanese gate, usually located at the entrance of Shinto shrines. It marks the transition from the profane to the sacred, though it is also sometimes simply used to denote a place that has deep religious meaning. It signals entrance into a hallowed space, and it is customary to bow one’s head before passing beneath it. 

Walk through the torii gate at Flower Dome and enter a Japanese landscape filled with delicate blossoms of Sakura.

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Temple of the Golden Pavilion

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rokuonji Temple, more widely known as Kinkakuji Temple, is a renowned Zen Buddhist temple in northern Kyoto. Named after the famed Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji) which serves as a centerpiece of the temple grounds and one of the most famous and recognisable historic structures in Kyoto, the temple is considered a must-see destination by visitors to the verdant city.

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Sakura at Night

Hanami, literally “flower viewing” at night is known as yozakura, or “night sakura”. Just as lovely at night as they are in the day, the cherry trees in many parks and gardens are lit up from sundown with the use of temporary paper lanterns or decorative electric lanterns, giving the delicate blossoms an ethereal glow. Witness the beauty of Flower Dome as it transforms with whimsical light projections, creating a dazzling display under the darkened sky.

Daily, from 7.00pm


Featured Plants

Gardens by the bay

Cherry Blossom

Signalling the onset of spring, cherry blossom season symbolises a time of renewal, bringing hope and new dreams at the beginning of the Japanese calendar year.

Most cherry blossom varieties bloom in spring, and only last for about one to two weeks. Changes in weather can affect both the time of flowering and the length of the blooming season.

Gardens by the bay

Peach Blossom

Peach blossoms, commonly known as momo in Japan, belong to the same family as sakura. 

The peach tree, Prunus persica, not only bears juicy fruits but also produces beautiful flowers with a pleasant fragrance in early to mid-spring that last for about two weeks.


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