Orchid Park And Koi Fish Pond at Changi Airport, Singapore

Changi Airport is one of the best airports in the world. When you visit this airport, whether for transiting, or traveling, you have many things which are interesting to do. Entering this airport means you have big opportunities to get amazing experiences such as shopping, eating delicious foods, and enjoying many Changi Airport attractions as described below.

Visiting Sunflower Garden, Terminal 2

Do you know if there’s a Sunflower Garden at T2? There are five hundreds sunflowers in the Sunflowers Garden. It was just a sight to behold. The backdrop of the sunflowers itself is also interesting. This airport is really such an unlikely place to seek a sunflower garden. It is really amazing, right?

Koi Fish Pond and Orchid Garden (T2)

The second attraction that you can enjoy is Orchid Garden and Koi Pond. You will be amazed by the delightful hues of the 30 species of orchids which greet you at Orchid Garden. The Orchid Garden is a home for rare orchids and their hybrids, such as the seasonal display of Singapore’s national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim.

When you are in Koi Pond, you will get something fascinating about watching the Koi swim while you are on a bridge. But, you are not permitted to feed the koi at this garde. However, you still can feed the koi at the Koi Pond at Terminal 3, during feeding times.

Enchanted Garden (T2)

Enchanted Garden is the newest garden of Changi Airport. It is not an ordinary run of the mill garden. It’s equipped with motion sensors, your stroll through the garden will trigger sounds of nature and blooming flowers while fiber optic and also the LED lightings, embedded in the pathways, form a mesmerizing carpet of sparkling lights.

Enjoy your time while you visit Changi Airport with those activities before you go out to the town. You can go to some best outlets with free tax which sell goods and stuffs such as cosmetics, alcohol, branded watch, up to fashion items. Besides, you can also enjoy video game console, large screen television, and two cinemas. It is really interesting, isn’t it?