Appreciate the majesty of exotic and endangered animals at Singapore Zoo, home to the world's largest collection of orangutans housed in free-range enclosures. Other exotic beasts, such as rare white tigers, white rhinos, baboons, and elephants live among the jungle setting. The zoo places a strong emphasis on animal welfare, providing spacious natural habitats. Explore the large zoo easily and beat the heat by riding the shuttle train between habitats. See Singapore Zoo and all Singapore has to offer by arranging your trip with our Singapore route maker website.
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Took a day off and visited the zoo with friends for the first time after many years. Pleasantly surprised by the brickosaurus exhibits and it was a nice walk visiting the many animals. The only issue.... more
Took a day off and visited the zoo with friends for the first time after many years. Pleasantly surprised by the brickosaurus exhibits and it was a nice walk visiting the many animals. The only issue.... more »
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The zoo is very well designed for everything you might encounter. It was clean, fun and interesting. My little one 2+ years enjoyed looking at the animals with great proximity and running around from.... more
The zoo is very well designed for everything you might encounter. It was clean, fun and interesting. My little one 2+ years enjoyed looking at the animals with great proximity and running around from.... more »
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Very nice zoo, we could see many animals up close. You can get really nice candid photos of them unlike some zoos overseas where animals are caged up. Amazing experience at the Singapore Zoo. Got to see Manatees, Pandas, and many other fascinating animals. Well designed with friendly guides throughout the park. Highly recommended especially with kids. Educational and healthy day out. Staff were also helpful & friendly.
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Best zoo ever. I visited both during the day and at night which totally worth my time and money. They also had some performance at the entrance which I liked so much. The animals seem to be happy and the zoo was well maintained. They had timed animal performances but you have to be really organized to make them, I think I made it to 2 or 3 of them. I loved the white tigers, the rhinos and the giant turtles the most. The night safari is a totally different experience and very well planned.
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A world-class wildlife park where many of its animals roam freely, the Singapore Zoo houses more than 2,800 animals. It is also home to the world’s first free-ranging orang utan habitat. Visitors can enjoy four different animal shows held twice daily at various times. Singapore Zoo has established itself as a world-class wildlife park that houses more than 2,800 animals, which roam freely in naturalistic habitats. A popular programme for visitors is the “Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife”, where the zoo’s iconic orang utan, Ah Meng, makes a regular appearance. A raised boardwalk allows for almost-360° views of the creatures swinging and playing amongst the trees & vegetation. The park’s Fragile Forest zone and Elephants of Asia exhibits are great educational experiences for visitors. Rainforest Kidzworld allows children to spend time with farmyard animals.