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Singapore's newest attraction, Gardens by the Bay, will open to the public on June 29, featuring a man-made waterfall in a climate-controlled greenhouse and eccentric "supertrees".

Banyan and palm trees blend with elephant statues at the Indian Garden that is part of the new Gardens by the Bay.

The man-made structures are part of an artificial woodland stretching 50 metres into the sky - soon to be one of Singapore's newest tourist attractions.

Spanning 101 hectares, this $1 billion superpark houses over a quarter of a million rare plants.

The curtains go up on the first phase of Gardens by the Bay, Singapores complex of three waterfront gardens, on June 29.

Singapore is home to architectural wonders and abundant greenery.

Culmination of ambitious vision as grandest of three gardens opens this week.

The magical-looking Supertrees at Singapore's newest botanic gardens.