IN CELEBRATION OF 2025 INTERNATIONAL FOREST BATHING DAY

HIGHLIGHTS

Look forward to a day of forest therapy walks guided by Singapore-based ANFT-certified forest therapy guides and story sharing about nature and wellbeing, forest therapy, nature relationships and more. A rich day of connection, exchange and learning for all who are curious. You are invited to be part of this community and wellness movement, wherever you are in your journey.

A portion of the proceeds from Hello Forest Therapy 2025 will be donated to the 'Give to the Garden' programme under the Garden City Fund.

Program

0830
0900
1030 1130

Registration & Welcome
Forest Therapy Walk
Story Sharing by Guides End of Programme

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Tickets

Early Bird (50% OFF) - Ends 8 Sep

Regular Price S$60

Forest Therapy Walks

Our Guides

Eddie

Amelia

Hazel

Michelle

Ting Ching

Joy

Ann Hui

Sabrina

Melissa

Riam


/ Preparation

○ Lightweight & cooling outdoor wear
○ Sandals, walking or sports shoes
○ Cap

Wear

○ Water
○ Sitting mat (spare mats will be available)
○ Insect repellent & sunblock
○ Umbrella, raincoat or windbreaker (rainy day)
○ Small towel

Bring

Gardens Shop @ Tanglin Gate
(Nearest MRT: Napier station)
Click here for Google map location

Meeting Point

By public transport: Alight at Napier MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line), take exit 1 and turn right along Cluny Road at the traffic light

By car: Parking near Tanglin Gate along Cluny Road

By taxi: Turn in to Cluny Road from Holland Road, drop off at Visitor Center @ Tanglin Gate

Directions

Event Map

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? FAQ

  • Forest therapy walks are suitable to take place in light rain and the program flows with the conditions, with nature being an active co-creator of the experience. In the case of lightning and heavy showers, safety will be prioritized and activities will continue under shelter.

  • As the activity promotes independent nature explorations and restfulness, we recommend age 12 and above to participate. Parents coming with younger kids requiring caregiving may find it hard to receive the therapeutic effects of the practice.

  • While the pace of the programme is slow, it will still involve some walking and sitting on the ground. Individuals should consider their suitability and join with the company of a caregiver and bring their own device (i.e. foldable chairs) to ensure personal comfort.

  • Forest therapy is an open practice conducted in a secular manner with the intent to deepen our relationships with nature. Participants are free to draw their own meaning according to their personal faith and beliefs, and have full autonomy over their own interpretations. We are inclusive.

  • Feel free to bring along any waterproof sheets, cloths or towels sufficiently size for you to sit or lie comfortably. Affordable mats can be found from Daiso as well. There will also be some spare mats prepared by the guides for those who needs to borrow one.

Event Organisers

Jane

Josephine

Linda

Hwee Hoon

Event Advisors

Together with the collective of Singapore-based ANFT forest therapy guides from

For media information & partnerships, contact:
hello.foresttherapysg@gmail.com