Sentosa Sensoryscape — Singapore’s new attraction spans 30,000sqm with 6 sensory gardens
No matter our love for nature, it’s undeniable that modern life depends on technology. Ever wondered how these two worlds collide? You must consider a visit to Sentosa Sensoryscape in Singapore, a brand new attraction where natural beauty converges with biophilic architecture and technology.
Nestled along the crucial North-South connection, Sentosa Sensoryscape is a captivating sensory park bridging urban life with the natural allure of Sentosa’s southern beaches and forests.
Encompassing a sprawling 30,000 square meters, this landmark marks the initial milestone of the Sentosa 2030 Master Plan. What adds to the excitement is that this attraction offers free admission!
Within the captivating realm of the Sentosa Sensoryscape are 6 immersive sensory gardens. From the winding pathways of Lookout Loop to the intricate textures of Tactile Trellis, and the evocative scents of Scented Sphere, to the tranquil melodies of Symphony Streams, every corner beckons exploration.
Step into the Palate Playground and indulge your taste buds in a symphony of flavours, or wander through the ethereal Glow Garden, where light and colour dance in mesmerising harmony. With each garden offering a unique sensory experience, prepare to awaken all your senses.
As daylight wanes, Sensoryscape morphs into a nocturnal wonder. Dive into a nature-inspired soundscape amidst interactive digital light art, triggering imaginative realms. Immerse yourself in ImagiNite, featuring stunning light shows and digital floor projections that weave enchanting narratives.
Augmented reality effortlessly merges the tangible and virtual worlds, enriching each setting from Symphony Streams’ underwater scenes to Palate Playground’s light exhibits and Lookout Loop’s rhythmic beam dance.
Don’t wait any longer! Share this with your loved ones and be among the first to experience this unique attraction at Sentosa Sensoryscape.
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