With children’s holidays and the four-day Qingming break approaching, the Singapore Tourism Board recommends a variety of family-oriented attractions, including Resorts World Sentosa, Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, and Jurong Bird Park. There are also special Easter events to ensure the whole family returns with wonderful memories.
1. Resorts World Sentosa
From now until April 17, Resorts World Sentosa is celebrating Easter with Singapore’s largest Easter egg hunt, “The Great Egg-Venture.” Up to 60 giant eggs, standing 1.8 meters tall and 1 meter in diameter, will be scattered across the Sentosa HarbourFront area. In addition, Universal Studios Singapore is launching an “Easter Eggstravaganza” theme, where visitors can take fun photos with Easter-themed Minions and Sesame Street characters, adding even more joy to family trips.
2. Singapore Zoo
Singapore Zoo is famous for its close encounters with wildlife. One highlight is the Jungle Breakfast with Orangutans, allowing families to experience and observe the habits of various wild animals. The Singapore Tourism Board noted that the zoo has won multiple “Best Leisure Attraction Experience Awards” and remains committed to wildlife conservation and education, making it an ideal educational and entertaining destination for families visiting Singapore.
3. Night Safari and River Wonders
In addition to Singapore Zoo, the Singapore Tourism Board also recommends a visit to the Night Safari, where travelers can take a nighttime safari bus to observe the nocturnal behaviors of hundreds of animals in their tropical rainforest habitat. Also, don’t miss River Wonders, Asia’s first river-themed wildlife park and one of the world’s most extensive collections of freshwater flora and fauna. Visitors can take an Amazon River Cruise to see over 6,000 river-dwelling creatures. The park can be reached by taking the MRT to Ang Mo Kio Station and then transferring to bus 138.
4. Jurong Bird Park
Singapore’s renowned Jurong Bird Park is one of the most spectacular bird parks in the Asia-Pacific region. Take the MRT to Boon Lay Station and transfer to bus 194 or 251 to reach the park. Here, you can get up close with birds, enjoy amazing animal shows, dine with the animals, take photos, and even try falconry—creating unforgettable avian experiences for your family trip.
(China Times)