The design and layout of the Sensory Garden provide a stimulating journey to heighten awareness, to give a positive learning experience to all visitors through the five (5) senses: sight, smell, hearing, touch and taste.

The sensory garden is sensitively designed to ensure that it is efficient, accessible and user-friendly to the young and old, able and disabled.

In the pursuit to arouse the human senses, the garden is laid out in a way that a person moves along the loop to have the experience in a natural but systematic manner.

The appeal of the place generally is the combination of hard and soft elements dominated by the vibrancy and colours of the different flowers, foliage and the trees.