Places to visit in Jewel Changi Airport
Pose with friendly topiary friends at the Topiary Walk
Canopy Park's Topiary Walk is a well-decorated path adorned with some friendly topiary creatures that will lift your spirits. They are artistically placed throughout the area. While the two orangutans are the most popular, expect a long line if you want a picture with them. There are many others, like singing birds, a pink elephant, and a crimson crocodile with a large open mouth.
Enjoy the misty surroundings at the Foggy Bowls
Foggy Bowls incorporates four concave bowls into the landscape. Toddlers absolutely adore Foggy Bowls! Mists are released from time to time by the artificial lawn on these bowl-shaped platforms, which range in depth from 30 to 65 cm. They give the impression that you're floating above the clouds, but all you're really feeling are gentle mist blows. You can play with the clouds, and enjoy the stunning scenery at the Foggy Bowls!
Soak in the natural surroundings at the Petal Garden
Petal Garden is a stunning display of brightly colored seasonal flowers in a variety of shapes and sizes from around the world. If you're in the mood for some cheer or just want to take a few bright photos for your Instagram feed, check out the Petal Garden. It's a great place to unwind and take in natural beauty. There are numerous places to sit and chill with your loved ones.
Test your boldness while going down the Discovery Slides
Canopy Park's Discovery Slides, a sculpture/playground hybrid, is a must-see for thrill-seekers and can keep you entertained for hours. They appear to be shiny, reflective sculptures from the outside, but they make up four thrilling slides to enjoy some real fun. The observation deck at the top of the Discovery Slides structure, which stands at a height of 6.5 meters, provides a stunning view of the airport and the HSBC Rain Vortex.
At the Bouncing Nets, defy gravity and win!
One of Jewel Changi Canopy Park's two sky nets, the Manulife Sky Nets - Bouncing, is designed to be springy and bouncy. It's a lot of fun to go up and down a net in the air. An additional slide is available to assist you in navigating the 250-meter-long play area more quickly. It's ideal for families with children and young adults. It's the most expensive attraction and includes a quick safety briefing at the start of your 45-minute session, outlining what you can and cannot do.
Push your boundaries at the Manulife Sky Nets - Walking
An exhilarating 50-meter-long net that carries you five stories up and 25 meters above ground level is not for the faint-hearted. The net is sufficiently taut to allow for easy walking. There is an exhilarating rush that comes when returning to solid ground and seeing only the net that separates you from your surroundings. If you're looking for a unique experience, this is the trail for you.
Get transported to a fantastical realm at the Mirror Maze
You'll have to work hard to avoid getting lost in the Mirror Maze because of the way the mirrors and plants interact. It challenges your navigational skills but in a light and enjoyable way. Make your way through the never-ending mirror labyrinth and have some fun with loved ones. When you're looking for the exit, take note of all the mirrors that line the hallways. The Mirror Maze is unquestionably an amazing work of art that provides hours of entertainment.
Test your navigational skills while crossing the Hedge Maze
Navigate Singapore's largest indoor hedge maze with your kids and get greeted by a circular look-out platform with decorative gates. This tourist attraction entices you with beautiful natural scenery and provides several photo opportunities. Along the way, you'll see some lovely flowers in the hedges that will take your breath away. Appreciate your surroundings as you navigate your way through this maze challenge. This is the place for you if you think you're a great puzzle solver or you have a good sense of direction.
Take in the spectacular panoramic views from the Canopy Bridge
Go out on the Canopy Bridge to see the park, the HSBC Rain Vortex, and the surrounding area from a bird's eye perspective. The 50-meter-long bridge has a 20-meter-long glass bottom section in the middle where visitors can experience the rush of being 23 meters above sea level. The bridge is also great for taking pictures, with the beautiful scenery serving as a picturesque backdrop.
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Tips for Visiting Canopy Park
- Wear clothing that is easy to move in, such as long pants and loose-fitting tops.
- There is a lot of walking and exploration, so a good pair of shoes is essential.
- Keep your ticket till the end of your visit as you’ll be required to show it at the exit of the Canopy Park.
- Baggage Storage is the best way to enjoy Canopy Park without having to worry about your belongings.
- Visitors to the Canopy Park are not permitted to bring any food or beverages into the park.
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