Those who are looking for a nice floral and Chinese New Year (CNY)-themed display for a long weekend date need to look no further than Gardens By The Bay (GBTB).
To celebrate the occasion, the attraction is hosting ‘Dahlia Dreams: Legend of the Dragon Gate’, which features a huge dragon statue as well as several CNY elements such as lion dance costumes and gongs.
Source: Gardens by the Bay on Facebook
The event is happening until 25 Feb 2024.
The event at GBTB’s Flower Dome will include an international selection of auspicious flowers, including the Dahlia.
Source: Gardens by the Bay on Facebook
Other bright and beautiful flowers visitors can look out for are the Camilla, Celosia, and Mandarin Orange.
Source: Gardens by the Bay on Facebook
But the star of the show is the dragon centrepiece to mark the Year of the Dragon.
Source: Gardens by the Bay on Facebook
Designed by artist James Doran-Webb, the Wood Dragon is a 5.5-metre-tall driftwood sculpture named ‘The Bearer of Infinite Blessings’.
The sculpture spans an amazing 15 metres, overlooking the various dahlias on display, noted GBTB on its Dahlia Dreams 2024 webpage.
It reportedly took 9,000 hours to make with recycled stainless steel and hardwood from the Vitex parviflora or smallflower chastetree at the Flower Dome.
The Dahlia Dreams display, which opens from 9am to 9pm daily, will last until 25 Feb 2024.
To gain access, you have to buy tickets to Dahlia Dreams 2024 from the GBTB website. Once you’ve done that, here’s how to get there:
Dahlia Dreams: Legend of the Dragon Gate @ Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
Opening hours: 9am – 9pm daily
Nearest MRT station: Gardens by the Bay
Website: Gardens by the Bay
Also read: Gardens By The Bay Has Giant Lanterns & Moon Gates For Extra Lit CNY Photos
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Featured image adapted from Gardens by the Bay on Facebook.
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