Funtastical World of Fungi, Singapore Botanic Gardens
A free fungi exhibition with live glowing mycelium at the Botanic Gardens, daily 9am–6pm until 10 January.
- Where: Botanic Gardens
- When: On until 10 Jan 2027
- Price: Free
The places that make people say they did not know you could do that here.
A free fungi exhibition with live glowing mycelium at the Botanic Gardens, daily 9am–6pm until 10 January.
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