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Heritage Trees and Landscapes

Discover the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ heritage through its trees and landscapes, shaped by history and sustained stewardship as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Last updated 20 May 2026

Heritage Trees

Heritage Tree Scheme
The Heritage Tree scheme, established in 2001, advocates for the preservation of mature trees in Singapore. Individuals can nominate trees based on their botanical, social, historical, cultural, and aesthetic significance. The Gardens' Heritage Trees, each with its own unique story, serve as guardians of its natural heritage.

Tall Tales: Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Tree Trail Guide

Tall Tales
Tanglin Entrance
Nassim Entrance
Bukit Timah Entrance
Tyersall and Gallop Extension Entrances

Heritage Landscapes

Bandstand
The octagonal gazebo known as the Bandstand was erected in 1930 and has retained its original form over the years. Initially a small hill standing at 33 metres above sea level — the highest point in the Tanglin Core — it was levelled in the 1860s to serve as a performance site for regimental bands, surrounded by terraced flowerbeds and palms.