Bollywood Veggies
North West
Bollywood Farms, formerly known as Bollywood Veggies, is a pioneering organic farm and education center located in Singapore's Lim Chu Kang district. Founded in 2000 by Ivy Singh-Lim and Lim Ho Seng, the farm emphasizes sustainable, planet-friendly agriculture and organic produce. Over the years, it has evolved into a multifaceted destination featuring a culinary school, a captivating museum showcasing local farming heritage, and a charming bistro serving dishes made from fresh, chemical-free ingredients grown on-site. The farm provides visitors with a unique opportunity to learn about organic farming practices, enjoy farm-to-table dining, and participate in various events and activities that celebrate Singapore's agricultural roots. Bollywood Farms stands out in Singapore's urban landscape as a green oasis dedicated to preserving heritage farming techniques while promoting environmental awareness and healthy eating.
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Tip: Visit Bollywood Farms during weekdays or early weekends to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful farm experience. Booking tickets or dining reservations in advance is recommended, especially for culinary classes and special events. Discounts may be available for group visits or educational tours. Wear comfortable shoes and bring sun protection as much of the farm is outdoors.
Interesting facts
- •Bollywood Farms was featured in Neil Humphreys' 2006 book "Final Notes From a Great Island."
- •The farm operates a culinary school and a museum in addition to farming activities.
- •Bollywood Farms was involved in a notable 2010 legal case concerning building inspections but was later cleared.
- •The farm promotes sustainable, chemical-free agriculture in an urbanized country.
History
Bollywood Farms was established in 2000 by Ivy Singh-Lim and her husband Lim Ho Seng after their retirement, aiming to create a sustainable organic farm and education center.
Initially known as Bollywood Veggies Organic Farm, it gained recognition for its commitment to organic produce and heritage farming in Singapore.
In 2010, the farm faced legal challenges regarding building inspections but was cleared in 2011.
In 2021, the farm was rebranded as Bollywood Farms, reflecting its expanded offerings beyond just vegetables to include culinary education and cultural preservation.
Place Guide
Organic Farm Grounds
Explore the lush organic vegetable plots and fruit orchards where a variety of local produce is grown without synthetic chemicals, showcasing sustainable farming techniques.
Culinary School
A hands-on cooking school offering classes that teach visitors how to prepare dishes using fresh farm produce, emphasizing healthy and sustainable cuisine.
Heritage Museum
A museum dedicated to Singapore's agricultural heritage, displaying tools, photographs, and stories that highlight traditional farming practices and rural life.
Farm Bistro
A charming eatery serving delicious dishes made from the farm's own chemical-free produce, offering visitors a true farm-to-table dining experience in a rustic setting.
Contact
Phone: 6898 5001
