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Bollywood Veggies

Bollywood Veggies probably grows the most variety of fruits, vegetables, flowers etc. and is the largest producer of organic bananas and papayas in Singapore. They also specialise in fruit vegetables such as ladies fingers, long beans, cucumbers, bitter gourds. They also grow uncommon medicinal trees and herbs and probably the hottest chilli padi on the island. There is also a natural and beautiful lotus pond in the Sanctuary.

You can buy organically grown vegetables, pots of herbs and medicinal plants, have a lovely meal at the Bistro, or just stroll about on the farm. A great introduction for kids to farms. You don’t have to leave Singapore to visit the country and farms.

Opening Hours : 9am – 6pm (Wed – Sun, including Public Holidays) Admission charges (for individuals) : S$2.00 per personn (above 12 and below 60 yrs) entrance fee to visit the farm area. Free entry to the Bistro. More infomation about Bollywood Veggies can be found on their website at www.bollywoodveggies.com.