(Where it is.)
During my trip to Singapore last year, I had an opportunity to visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens, which impressed me with tons of different colors. The gardens are located quite far away from tourist traps(khu du lịch đông đúc), but very accessible by bus.
(What it is like.)
Being the biggest botanic garden in Singapore, covering more than 74.000 square meters, it showcases(trưng bày) Singapore’s biggest collection of flowers comprising hundreds of species with a wide variety of(nhiều loại) colors, such as red, yellow, orange, pink, or even blue, and their shades(sắc thái). The national flower of Singapore, which is the orchid, can be found easily in this garden. Moreover, the park’s entrance is also naturally decorated (được trang trí) with colorful flowers.
(What it is used for.)
Besides bringing a green environment to the city, which is always humid(ẩm ướt) around the year, the Botanic garden is also an ideal spot for not only foreign visitors but also Singapore citizens to immerse(đắm chìm) themselves in natural beauty and get away from it all after hard working days. You can easily see hordes of tourists(đám đông khách du lịch) going sightseeing(tham quan) or leisure activities(hoạt động giải trí) being taken place at this place, especially on the weekends.
(And explain why you remember it well.)
Well, I think the primary reason why the memories about this place are still vivid(sống động) in my mind is because it was the first time I have ever witnessed(đã chứng kiến) such a wide variety of colorful flowers in my life, although I have travelled to different countries. The moment I entered the garden; I was completely blown away(ngạc nhiên) by its beauty. To be honest, it was a once in a life time(một lần trong đời) experience. I hope that I will have opportunities to visit this garden again.