The Chinese garden is one of the most famous and picturesque sights of Singapore. The landscape garden was developed by the famous Taiwanese architect in 1975, based on the Imperial style of Northern China. The Chinese garden in Singapore is mainly a reduced copy of the gallery's Summer Palace in Beijing.

On guard at the main gate are the lions of white marble, after all, in China, the lion is a symbol of loyalty and power. Near the entrance there is the most "White rainbow", a prototype of which has served as a bridge from the Beijing Palace.

The main building of the Chinese garden is a pagoda with a height of 7 floors, situated on a low hill. In China the pagoda was built as a watchtower and as a sign of "good omens".

The main characterizing feature of this picturesque Park lies in the combination of architectural monuments to the grandeur of the vegetable world. Along the paths is a cozy gazebo decorated with climbing plants. Striking in its beauty, the Garden of Abundance, where among the sculptures depicting the signs of the zodiac, grow century-old pomegranate trees.

Also tourists can visit the amazing bonsai garden, opened in 1992. There are about 2000 bonsai, imported mainly from China. Garden covers an area over 5,800 square meters, because it is the largest outside of China. For visitors to the garden will hold workshops on creating bonsai.