Hidden in a small residential neighbourhood in Hougang, Japanese Cemetry Park is home to almost 1,000 Japanese civilian and soldier graves. 

Located at the cemetery are many trees that bear bright pink bougainvillaea flowers. These flowers look extremely similar to sakura flowers and provide an incredible backdrop for pictures. 

In fact, if you venture deeper into the cemetery, you will find an archway decorated with the flowers that make a beautiful spot for photos. 

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Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park is a massive park that boasts walking trails, a dog park, plenty of flora and fauna. 

This season, a line of trumpet trees have bloomed in the park. The pink and white flowers provide a beautiful backdrop that will certainly make you feel like you are in Japan again.

If you live in the West, don't worry, we have you covered. Head over to the gorgeous Jurong Lake Park where it is common for seasonal flowering trees to be planted. This month, the trumpet trees are in full bloom with beautiful pink flowers.

Thanks to its sheer size and development, Jurong Lake Park also boasts many Instagram-spots around the part for the perfect shot. In fact, because these trees are planted, there are actually some perfectly placed trees that will give you outstanding photos. 

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Gardens By The Bay is well known for bringing in seasonal flowers and festivals into their Flower Dome. This year, they have gone all out with a sakura festival that will feature Hello Kitty from March 1 to April 11. It is also the only place in Singapore currently that you can experience authentic cherry blossoms. 

Visitors can walk through traditional torii gates in the Flower Dome where they will be transported to Japan. Be awed by the cherry blossoms as well as peach blossoms on show. You will also get to see Japanese red-crowned cranes in the exhibit. 

If you are a fan of Hello Kitty, you will be thrilled to see life-sized statues and topiaries of her as she takes you through the flowers and even guides you to find the perfect spot for a traditional outdoor tea ceremony. 

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