Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo

Highlights

The “Fantastic Wildlife Show” takes you deep into the tropical rainforest for close encounters with orangutans, spider monkeys, and pythons. Sea lions from California, USA, showcase their leaping, tumbling, diving, and jumping skills, while primates perform aerial stunts. The animal show presents the behaviors of 10 mammal and reptile species, making it the show with the most diverse range of animals in the world. Introduction

Singapore Zoo has long been recognized as one of the most beautifully landscaped zoos in the world, where animals roam freely in open and natural habitats. The 28-hectare park is home to 290 species of mammals, birds, and reptiles, 21% of which are endangered, such as the white rhinoceros, Komodo dragon, Bengal tiger, proboscis monkey, dugong, and orangutan. Singapore Zoo houses the world’s largest population of orangutans and manages the world’s biggest orangutan group. You can explore the “Fragile Forest” themed rainforest exhibit and encounter agile tree kangaroos, lemurs, chevrotains, and a variety of butterflies. In the “Baboon Reserve – Ethiopian Rift Valley,” you can listen to the calls of nature. Within the “Rift Valley,” you’ll be able to observe baboon troops running freely across the plains from tribal-style huts, along with numerous black-backed jackals, striped mongooses, and Nubian ibexes. Set against a backdrop of Burmese culture, you can also watch Asian elephants put on captivating performances. Transportation

Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road. Getting there: 1. Take the MRT North-South Line (NS Line) to Choa Chu Kang Station (NS4), then transfer to SMRT Bus 927. 2. Take the MRT North-South Line (NS Line) to Ang Mo Kio Station (NS16), then transfer to SBS Transit Bus 138.

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