Chinese Garden at Jurong Lake Gardens || Walking Singapore

We pay a visit to Chinese Garden at Jurong Lake Gardens. Step through the Chinese Garden Gate and walk across the White Rainbow Bridge to reach the Main Arch. We pay a visit to the Twin Pagodas and the Cloud Pagoda and other iconic buildings such as the Stone Bridge, the Tea Pavilion and the Bonsai Garden. Another interesting spot within Chinese Garden that we visit is the Cascading Creek.
Recorded on Sunday, 8 September 2024
#walkingsingapore #chinesegarden #juronglakegardens #gardens #singapore

[@koalatheworld]

Thank you for making this trip on my behalf. It allows me to focus on other worthwhile activities. The newly upgraded Chinese and Japanese Gardens look similar to other parks in Singapore, with nothing particularly unique about the changes. Unfortunately, many elements from the past have been lost. I should show you the videos and photos taken at the Chinese and Japanese gardens 20 and 40 years ago so you can compare them. You'll notice a significant difference between then and now. I am disappointed by the architects of these newly upgraded gardens. @2:13 They demolished the original traditional building with a pond and replaced it with a fugly space for restaurants and exhibitions. OMG!

[@5canwalk]

Wow it's respond! Beautiful

[@winerose4748]

I miss this place because this is where i lived nearby. The place we usually hang out with my son. Closed for sometime and glad to see its finally open. I'll be back soon and will enjoy the place again.

[@melendemerin996]

Wow is it true the Chinese garden open now more beautiful now compared before

[@KoreaWalkingToursTV]

Great. I wanted to see here as well as Japanese garden.😅

[@rommelflores2618]

I hope to go there on my next trip.

[@RobertS-h7r]

gardens are similar to each other everywhere, but surely good for jogging for people live nearby...

[@rich5970]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲

[@brucegcs]

money wasted, thanks for the video save my time

[@samchan3240]

I went there since 1995

[@tanpengjoo7205]

The drain water are so milky looks like flood juat subside

[@sebastiantay3930]

👍👍👍 very clear though u r moving..!! What kind of video camera do u use? May I know🤔🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@WalkingSingapore]

Thanks. It is a DJI OSMO Pocket 3

[@sebastiantay3930]

Thanks for yr info…👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@oppobedok3254]

Uncle aku saya were greetings from the overseas peranakan Chinese merlion mighty 🙂🙏🐼 Peter 60 saya aku

[@junescribe]

Hello, where is this entrance? How do you get there? Thanks!

[@WalkingSingapore]

The entrance at the start is the Chinese Garden Gate. It is located next to the PAssion Wave building at Lakeside Garden. The bridge takes you across from Lakeside Garden to Chinese Garden

[@MrSheares]

Totally Lost its plot

[@homike3747]

Yes this garden has lost its original favor. No more Chinese Garden or Japanese Gardens. This is not only mine feelings but many people who were there this morning. None of the signs board has other language except English. 😢
NPark should change the garden name and don't use Chinese Garden just because they retain a few remnants of Chinese culture.

[@chiensg]

If they can, they will de sinicize the garden completely but it shall be too obvious then! 🤫😅

[@user-zk6no3no3g]

Feelings of many, did you interview everyone there?

[@poolfans]

If they change the name, I am 100% sure you have other complaints to make. It’s FOC, if you don’t like it, just don’t go.

[@user-zk6no3no3g]

All the people complaining obviously only been to the old gardens like fking once. But still want to give an opinion of something they know nothing about.
Lol

[@poolfans]

Yes. If you are not happy, don’t go. It’s foc. Not like they pay for it

[@ChecheDW01-jv3hs]

How to go there? From mrt Chinese garden?

[@WalkingSingapore]

Yes, you can take a footpath from Chinese Garden MRT and you will arrive at the Cloud Pagoda side.

[@播音人]

The floor very dirty

[@poolfans]

You should go and clean