Jurong Reptile Park

Jurong Reptile Park

Jurong Reptile Park is located opposite the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore, covering an area of 2 hectares. It is the largest reptile park in the region and is well known for its more than 50 crocodiles. In addition to crocodiles, it also houses Komodo dragons, snakes, turtles, and other reptiles, making it a popular destination for reptile enthusiasts.

Jurong Reptile Park was formerly a crocodile farm. It was redesigned as a reptile park in 1998, with animal performances added. The park is laid out to resemble a pristine jungle swamp riverbed, allowing reptiles to roam or swim freely in a realistic natural habitat. It is home to over 40 rare and precious reptile species from around the world, such as green iguanas, Chinese crocodile lizards, poison dart frogs, horned frogs, red-footed tortoises, giant tortoises, and king cobras, many of which are listed as endangered. From Monday to Friday, there are crocodile shows from 11:45 to 14:00, and an additional show at 16:00 on weekends and public holidays, mainly featuring crocodile feeding.

In addition to watching the animal shows, visitors can also take photos with snakes and turtles. The park is open from 9:00 to 18:00, and welcomes all visitors.

Jurong Reptile Park

Must-visit reason: The most impressive reptile park in Singapore

Continent where the attraction is located: Asia【Asia】

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Singapore[Singapore]