Singapore's tourist-favorite Gardens by the Bay has been named the world's most popular and most photographed flower garden on Instagram, according to a survey by British tour operator and travel site Titan Travel.
Titan Travel has compiled a list of the world's most beautiful flower gardens based on online data including Google searches, beautiful TripAdvisor reviews, and social media tags.
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Singapore's Gardens by the Bay takes top spot on Instagram
Earlier this month, Titan Travel released a list of the world's most beautiful flower gardens on its website. The top three spots on Titan Travel's list were Longwood Gardens in the United States, Shinjuku Gyoen in Japan, and Pukekura Park in New Zealand. Singapore Botanic Gardens came in seventh, and Gardens by the Bay came in eighth.
Although Gardens by the Bay ranked 8th on the “Most Beautiful” list, it more than made up for it by winning the title of “Most Popular on Instagram” as it is the only garden with over 1 million tagged posts on the social media platform. This puts Gardens by the Bay solely ahead of both the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in London, and Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden in Tokyo, both of which have over 700,000 hashtagged posts on Instagram. Additionally, Gardens by the Bay was also tagged over 27,500 times on TikTok.
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Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore's most beloved attractions for many reasons, including the sky-hugging vertical gardens of the Supertree Grove, the Flower Dome (the world's largest glass conservatory), and the world's tallest indoor waterfall in the Cloud Forest. What's more, the destination also regularly hosts light and sound shows, art installations, and cultural events to entice visitors.
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The information in this article is accurate as of the publication date.
