Supertree Grove

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Supertree Grove is the signature attraction of Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, a cluster of 18 vertical tree-like structures ranging from 25 to 50 meters tall that combine living plants, solar power, and architecture. The tallest supertrees support the OCBC Skyway, an aerial walkway between two trees offering panoramic views of the gardens and Marina Bay skyline, while the Supertree Observatory sits atop the tallest structure.

The free nightly light-and-sound show, Garden Rhapsody, runs twice each evening at 7:45pm and 8:45pm (with an additional 9:35pm show during festive periods), each performance lasting about 15 minutes. Visitors can watch for free by lying on the grass beneath the trees, or pay for elevated views from the OCBC Skyway during the show. The show’s theme rotates monthly.

Entry to the Supertree Grove itself is free and the outdoor paths are paved and wheelchair accessible, with toilets, lockers, and dining options near the Bay South entrance. Many visitors combine an evening at the Supertree Grove with a daytime visit to the nearby Cloud Forest and Flower Dome conservatories.