Well-adapted to Singapore's tropical environment, the Musa haekkinenii is currently in bloom and can be admired in several locations throughout the Ginger Garden. This species also thrives in Singapore's climate, and visitors can often spot it along the main pathway winding through the Ginger Garden. However, visitors can still admire non-flowering specimens in the shadier parts of the Ginger Garden. For those hoping to catch the fleeting beauty of these ginger flowers, morning or early afternoon is the best time to visit. The Ginger Garden, officially launched in 2003, offers free entry and is open daily from 5am to midnight.