Transition points in between the Garden Rooms are created in the form of numerous child-friendly Garden Features such as stream crossings, doorways, hammocks, gazebos and pergolas. Pathways manually constructed using natural and recycled materials and meandering past the many bulging or protruding roots link the different plant collections and transition points.
			WATER FEATURES ~ Water features prominently whereby visitors could hear the sound of running water at the waterfalls, lakes and streams wherever they are, providing a cooling and soothing sensation. The use of waterways provides an alternative habitat for a more diversified ecosystem and serves as an irrigation network.
			WOODEN STRUCTURES ~ Pavilions, gazebos, gateways, bridges, benches, steps, sign posts and decking are constructed out of a variety of Malaysian seasoned and mature hardwoods such as chengal batu, meranti and teak salvaged and recycled for use from demolished godowns and pre-war houses in Penang.
			VIEWING STATIONS ~ Benches built with more than generous proportions and deep seating are strategically positioned throughout the garden where visitors can rest and take in viewlines carefully crafted by managing plant growth habits to provide framed views of the bay and garden (valley).