Singapore: Biophilic Utopia
A vision of the future where nature and architecture are inseparable. Explore how the city-state uses high-tech biophilia and radical structural forms to create a tropical urban paradise.
Curated Spots
4 LocationsJewel Changi: HSBC Rain Vortex
The world's tallest indoor waterfall. A massive glass and steel toroid housing a lush forest and a 40-meter waterfall that recycles rainwater. A literal gateway to the garden city.
Open location in Google MapsGardens by the Bay: Supertree Grove
The iconic vertical gardens. These 18 "Supertrees" act as environmental engines, harvesting solar energy and venting waste heat for the massive conservatories nearby.
Open location in Google MapsMarina Bay Sands
The SkyPark. Three hotel towers supporting a 340-meter long cantilevered park and infinity pool. It has become the definitive landmark of Singapore's skyline.
Open location in Google MapsThe Helix Bridge
The double helix. A pedestrian bridge inspired by the structure of DNA. Its stainless steel tubes wrap around each other, lit by thousands of LED lights at night.
Open location in Google MapsSample eSIM Plans for Singapore
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Survival Tips & Hacks
Connect at Jewel
Jewel Changi is at the airport. It's the perfect place to set up your eSIM and enjoy the waterfall while your phone connects.
Light & Sound
The Garden Rhapsody (Supertree Grove) and Spectra (Marina Bay Sands) are free nightly shows. Check the timings on your phone!
